Children with a slightly mysterious movement disorder may have hundreds of attacks each day wherein they inexplicably make sudden movements or sudden changes within the speed in their movements. New evidence reported in an early online publication from the January 2012 inaugural issue of Cell Reports, the 1st open-access journal of Cell Press, provides...
Scientists from institutions round the nation and the sector have collaborated to develop new resources poised to unlock one other door within the hidden garden of medicinally important compounds present in plants. The resources were developed by the Medicinal Plant Consortium (MPC) led by...
In recent times, imaging techniques akin to the main accepted single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT), have gradually replaced exercise treadmill tests for diagnosing heart disease. Now a five-year trial of over 750 heart disease patients conducted by the University of Leeds within the UK...
Surprisingly, one of the most highly difficult bits of exercising or working has got nothing to do with the routine itself but rather with an individual’s ability to make...
An editorial published in JAMA outlines using a biomarker to spot patients that experience experienced a heart attack, enabling physicians to undertake aggressive treatment immediately. Till Keller, M.D., of...
Having a great figure nowadays is becoming a trend. Not only does it help you gain self-esteem but it means that the individual is taking care of his or...