Featuring news, articles and special features relating to health and wellness, the Dr Prem’s Health Guide & Magazine assesses industry developments and analyses the latest thinking around preventative and curative medicine. Packed with essential healthcare information, the title also includes must-read items on nutrition, fitness and lifestyle management.
Now doctors will offer HIV tests to all their patients as routine medical care in Atlanta. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is going to recommend the proposal to doctors all over state.
Some ethical organizations have raised their voices…
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Intake of calcium is necessary for strong bones. Less calcium in body may cause osteoporosis. At the same time, it will not work better for your health if you do not take adequate vitamin D.
Carol Carlson, 56, a runner who participated in seven…
Calcium & Vitamin D: For stronger bones Read More »
Dr. Lee Jong-wook, director-general of the World Health Organization (WHO) is still in the Cantonal Hospital in Geneva. He had a surgery to remove a blot clot in his brain.
However, WHO’s policy making body, World Health Assembly will continue its…
Despite chief's ill-health, WHO forges ahead Read More »
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Fusarium Keratitis, associated with the use of contact lenses out broke in several states in US. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is started its investigation on the cause of this outbreak. CDC has reports of 122 confirmed cases,…
Fusarium Keratitis outbreak in 33 states in US Read More »
Viropharma Inc announced that the drug, it is developing with Wyeth Inc., successfully reduces the hepatitis C virus. It shows during the fourteen-day experimental trial that it cuts the virus by ninety-seven percent.
The drug blocks polymeras, an…
New drug on trial reduces Hepatitis C virus by 97% Read More »
The Journal of Reproductive Medicine has published a research that dairy products may cause the birth of human twins. A growth protein IGF discharges from the liver of animals and humans in reaction to growth hormones.
The amalgamation of IGF in the…
Women who consume lots of dairy products may have twins Read More »
Johnson & Johnson’s arthritis drug Remicade has got the approval from Federal regulators for wider use with a warning label of lymphoma danger. It is already sold for rheumatoid arthritis.
Now the drug will treat chronic bowel inflammation in…
Remicade gets approval, but with mandatory label warning Read More »
Mangafodipir works as a contrast agent in hi-tech magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). French researchers found it increases the cancer-killing ability of some chemotherapy drugs as well, at the same time protects normal cells. Mangafodipir helps in the…
Mangafodipir: an integral part of cancer therapy Read More »
For the first time, a Robot has performed heart surgery without any human interference. The operation took fifty minutes. Milan, 34, had undergone for atrial fibrillation. The doctors monitored the operation procedure through satellite. The robot was…
Robot does heart surgery Read More »
The British Journal, ‘Sexually Transmitted Infections’, has published a study, the first of it kind, on the Herpes simplex virus infection. The study found that seventy-six percent of Australian adults are exposed to HSV-1. HSV-2, genital infection, is…
Cases of Herpes on the rise in Australia Read More »