Month: October 2008

Scientists have stated that the key to whether or not a patient survives liver cancer is determined by the liver tissue that surrounds […]

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A new study has found that more and more Americans are living with high blood pressure than ever before, but that more of […]

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A German farmer has regained partial use of his hands after undergoing a double arm transplant following a horrific farm accident. 54 year […]

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A rheumatoid arthritis drug called Rituxan, marketed by both Genentech and Biogen has been proven to be very effective when given to patients […]

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A contagious stomach virus has sickend many students attending the University of Southern California, with salmonella bacteria being blamed for the sickness. In […]

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A new study published in the journal Pediatrics finds that free drug samples are putting children at risk of serious medical problems. The […]

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Pediatricians are once again urging the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ban the use of over the counter cough and cold medications […]

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UC Berkeley biochemist Robert Tjian has been named as the new president of the Howard Hughes institute, a leading center in the world […]

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A new gene has been found linking obesity to an decreased risk of developing colon cancer, a fact that may make it easier […]

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It has been announced by Cablevision that they will be launching a new pancreatic cancer campaign to help bring more awareness to the […]

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