A Look Back: The Major Health Breakthroughs Of 2016
As we're entering a new year, it's time to reflect on what happened in 2016. Besides the extremely polarizing events that have dominated the news, some crucial health breakthroughs were achieved that we can definitely all be proud of.
Obesity Is Genetic, But Americans Blame It on Lack of Willpower
Surveys show that Americans believe that obesity is tied with cancer as the greatest threat to health. But they aren't able to use diets and exercise to get thin.
Real Time Electronic Monitoring Is Improving Anti-Retroviral Therapy Adherence
Researchers have discovered that electronic monitoring of anti-retroviral therapy adherence in ‘real time’ increases treatment compliance and reduces the frequency of treatment interruptions.
The Risks of Unlicensed Natural Healthcare Practitioners
Use of complementary and alternative medicine is on the rise. Here, we explore the dangers of using an unlicensed practitioner, and find out how you can keep yourself safe.
Best 3 Healthcare and Medical Wearables for a Healthy Lifestyle
This article focuses on some of the most useful gadgets out there that can be used to promote a healthy and active lifestyle. These devices are much more exciting than the step-counter you can buy at Walmart for a few bucks.
Sticks And Stones May Break My Bones: Review Of Orthopedic Surgery Android Apps
Orthopedic Surgeons, AKA Orthopods, are physicians who like to play with hardware. Their motto is: “There is a fracture – I need to fix it”. Is there an app for that? You bet! Here come free ortho- surgery Android apps for doctors and patients alike.
Bizarre and Dangerous Historical Medical Treatments
Treatments in the past weren't as benign as they are today. Here, we take a look at bizarre, dangerous, and addictive treatments of yesteryear, when the phrase "The doctor will see you now" could strike fear into the heart of the bravest person.
Busted: 10 Migraine Myths
There are plenty of myths surrounding migraine. Here, we bust 10 of the most pervasive, and examine the facts.
Delay In The Administration Of Adrenaline For Cardiac Arrest Increases Mortality
A new study has found that patients whose hearts have stopped in hospital and where the administration of adrenaline is delayed beyond five minutes, have a very low survival rate.
Reviewed By Physicians: Top Ten Cardiology Apps
There are literally hundreds of cardiology apps out there. Is there method in this madness? Lets find out. Here are ten free apps, 5 for public use, 5 for medicos, catering different needs, and each uniquely helpful if you have them on your smartphone.