
Hormesis: What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger
Some people say that a little of what you fancy does you good. But does that apply to poisons? There is evidence that at low doses substances considered toxic may actually produce beneficial, rather than harmful, effects.

Topical Pain Relievers: Which Work And Which Are Not Worth The Money
Pain in muscles and joints is caused by many different reasons. It can occur as a result of sudden injury like a sprained tendon, or a long standing illness such as arthritis. Deciding which topical pain relievers to use can be a vital step in recovery.

Snail Venom Could Help Treat Epilepsy And Depression
The venom of cone snails is full of potent chemicals capable of interacting with nervous system in a very precise fashion. This makes it a potential source of new drugs for various conditions affecting nervous system, such as epilepsy and depression.

Texas Governor Receives Experimental Stem Cell Transplant
Texas governor and US presidential candidate Perry touts independence, risk-taking, and laissez-faire approaches to governing his state and the United States. Reports recently surfaced that he is taking the same approach to managing his personal health

Green Glowing Cats Might Help In Hiv Research
In 2000 creation of genetically modified white rabbit "Alba" captured headlines around the world. Today Dr. Poeschla announced that his research team had used genetic technology to create a green-glowing cat to assist in the eradication of feline HIV.

Antidepressants Fluoxetine (Prozac) And Paroxetine (Paxil) Are Linked To A Risk Of Birth Defects
According to a new research, taking Fluoxetine (Prozac) and Paroxetine (Paxil) during pregnancy can lead to congenital defects. Though the incidence of defects caused is small, but it is still there.

Oral Antibiotics for Acne Linked To More Sore Throats
Are you taking oral antibiotics for acne and breakouts? If so, you may be one pill away from a serious sore throat. Researchers have found that use of antibiotics might change the balance of throat bacteria, allowing infection-causing germs to multiply.

People Overestimate Drugs Approved by FDA
Most of the people tend to assume that the drugs approved by the FDA are completely safe, though this may not necessarily be true in all cases. They think that it is the duty of the FDA to test a drug for its safety and efficacy.