The Truth About Dental X-Rays
Dental and medical x-rays are commonly misunderstood as vectors of cancer when they are, in fact, lifesaving technology. By knowing how x-ray machines work, the options available, the risks, and the benefits, dental patients can feel more comfortable.
Modern Technology And Digital Eyestrain
Excessive use of electronic devices, particularly those with small or bright screens, is linked to problems with eyesight. Computer vision syndrome becomes increasingly common among both office workers and general population.
Allergy Shots, Anxiety, and Depression: The Surprising Side Effect of Treating Insect Allergies
For people who are extremely allergic to bees, ants, wasps, and other insects, allergic desensitization treatment is a must. But taking a course of "allergy shots" often has a beneficial effect on mental health, researchers say.
New Drugs Make Hepatitis C Curable
Hepatitis C, one of the most common liver infections, was traditionally considered as very difficult to treat. Recent introduction of new drugs helps to cure most of people diagnosed with this illness.
Is Controversial Surgery For Multiple Sclerosis Really So Absurd?
Till date no cure has been found for Multiple Sclerosis. A recent study by Paolo Zamboni suggests that endovascular angioplasty can alleviate the symptoms of the disease. Read on to find out more about the study.
New, FDA-Approved Multiple Sclerosis Drug
A new medication for multiple sclerosis called Tecfidera (dimethyl fumarate) promises to reduce relapses and extend remissions, for just US $54,900 per year.
Working Out With A Slipped Disc: Dos And Don'ts
A slipped disc can be very painful and there is no quick fix for this back condition. Exercise can be the best way to manage pain and recovery. We'll explain the do's and don'ts of working out with a slipped disc.
Beer Belly Could Break Your Bones
In addition to increasing the risk of developing diabetes and heart disease, a beer belly can also increase the risk of experiencing broken bones. Men who sport a beer belly face higher osteoporosis risks than their slim-in-the-waist male counterparts.
Vitamin C For Cancer: It Really Works, But The Form Makes A Huge Difference
Vitamin C really does cure some cases of cancer, but the amount of vitamin C and the way it is administered make all the difference between success and failure.
Helicobacter Pylori, From Its Discovery To Its Role In Cancer
Gastritis is a very common disease that has been related to stress, but it can also be caused by bacteria. Helicobacter pylori is known to infect the stomach and provoke disruptions that lead to gastritis and ulcer formation. Keep on reading to know more!