LONDON - Children with severe peanut allergies given small daily doses of peanut flour were able to build tolerance to the nuts, according to a study that suggests it is possible to treat the potentially deadly condition.
LONDON - Children with severe peanut allergies given small daily doses of peanut flour were able to build tolerance to the nuts, according to a study that suggests it is possible to treat the potentially deadly condition.
WASHINGTON – An experimental stroke treatment that sends laser beams into the brain may help patients with milder strokes lessen their crippling effects, U.S. researchers said on Friday.
CHICAGO – People who live in neighbourhoods packed with fast-food restaurants are more likely to suffer strokes, US researchers said on Thursday.
BOSTON – The concept of better late than never does not apply when it comes to reopening blocked heart arteries, researchers reported .
NEW HAMPSHIRE – Eating at home can save you some cash, but beware the calorie cost. Though restaurants often take the blame for portion distortion — the trend of serving up ever larger helpings — cookbook recipes have done some Supersizing of their own, a study published this week in the Annals of Internal Medicine found.
WASHINGTON – The days of one-size-fits-all cancer treatment are numbered: A rush of new research is pointing the way to tailor chemotherapy and other care to what's written in your tumor's genes.
WASHINGTON – Two genes that help the body get rid of excess sodium may be important causes of high blood pressure, U.S. scientists reported on Sunday.
The plain white boxes with dull grey lettering that line pharmacy shelves are supposed to contain medicine to improve people's well being. But worldwide concern over the legitimacy of pharmaceuticals has increased markedly in the last three years.
NEW YORK – Among seniors, an increase in the ratio of their arm span to their height - indicating a probable loss of height - is strongly associated with shortness of breath and reduced lung capacity, according to a new study.
WASHINGTON – Scientists have unraveled the genetic code of the common cold — all 99 known strains of it, to be exact. But don't expect the feat to lead to a cure for the sniffling any time soon. It turns out that rhinoviruses are even more complicated than researchers originally thought.