A veterinarian working with sick cats at a Manhattan shelter has been infected with a strain of influenza A virus, commonly known as the bird flu, according to city Health Department officials.
The Food and Drug Administration has turned a critical eye to lead in cosmetics such as lipstick, eye shadow and shampoo.
The threat of Zika Virus has not stopped and has continued shaking several countries today.
In a scientific triumph that will change the way the world fights a terrifying killer, an experimental Ebola vaccine tested on humans in the waning days of the West African epidemic has been shown to provide 100 percent protection against the lethal disease.
"Medical Marijuana" dispensaries are to be issued in local counties. The application for permits will start next year.
Processed and cured meat could worsen Asthma symptoms, researchers said in a recent study.
Dr. Desmond Wai confirmed that hangover depends on the color of the alcohol drinks and the level of congeners.
Moreover, more than 60 percent of drug overdose death cases in 2015 involve opioids, such as heroin and prescription opioids.
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center explained how carbon pollution significantly affects climate change, by using an animation presentation.
This article highlights the drastic difference of the findings of recent studies on the Zika virus. It also tackles the possible reasons for the confusion and the urgency of developing clear and similar methodoligies of the studies.
Depression does not have any known effective cure, and most anti-depressants cause annoying complications. This article tackles the promising potential of Botox in treating depression by relaxing the muscles that control frowning.
Film personality and humanitarian Angelina Jolie's revelation about undergoing surgery for breast cancer saw a rise in genetic testing but celebrity endorsements may not successfully target those who urgently require such services.
In the present time, social phobia is the most common anxiety disorder. Norwegian university of Science and Technology says that they have set a world record in treating social anxiety disorders.
A recent study suggest that around 27 percent of 120,000 medical students from over 45 countries may be depressed, while another study found that 426 out of 3,278 U.S. pilots (or 13 percent) are likely suffering from depression, too.
A landmark study on airline industry suggests that the flying pilots are experiencing suicidal thoughts. These pilots are so depressed that they wish to harm themselves. Thousands of commercial flights are being flown by these pilots on a daily basis.
