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.
The research team in Wayne State University made two new studies on the use of Birth control pills. It says that birth control pills may be helpful to reduce the risk of certain cancers and heart diseases in women.
It is found that the pills have…
Birth control pills reduce risks of heart diseases and cancer Read More »
Vitamin D is an important requirement of the body. Lack of vitamin D can be linked with some chronic diseases, common cancers and Type 1 diabetes too.
Vitamin D is a steroid hormone and regulates body levels of calcium and phosphorus, and in…
Vitamin D makes you prevent chronic diseases Read More »
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has driven out all the worries of lacking the support to fight against fatal diseases. It has given the new grant of millions of dollars for this purpose. The Global AIDS Alliance and ActionAid…
Global Fund announces new grants for AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria Read More »
Children should have or should not have the right to know their genetic parents, is a burning question in the medical world as well as organs of Human Rights. However this right has been introduced in Britain last year. Ireland hasn’t confirm this law…
Children should know about parents' identity Read More »
Scotland is finally ready to ban the sale of cigarette to youth aged under 18. The expert group is set to look at the problems of youth smoking. It is likely to advise to raise the permissible age for buying tobacco products to 18.
People can’t buy…
No tobacco sale to under 18s in Scotland Read More »
The Health Ministry in Egypt announced about the recovery of country’s last bird flu patient. The 18 year old girl would be now discharged from hospital after test showed that she was completely cured. She was eight and last patients of bird flu who…
No human case of H5N1 in Egypt now Read More »
Smokers are at up to three times more vulnerable to develop multiple sclerosis in comparison with non smokers. The risk reduces to two times in case of women. This study came in the research at the University of Bergen in Norway and Harvard University in.
Study: Smoking raises the chances of Multiple Sclerosis Read More »
Heart disease tops the list of ‘women killer’ in Canada. Other diseases including breast cancer cause the greatest fear in women. But surprisingly, heart attacks cause more deaths in Canada if compared with the total deaths caused by all types of…
Top 10 steps on the way to healthy heart Read More »
The Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine (SNOMED) will work as standard computerized medical vocabulary in the U.S. It will code the important terms electronically, in the major sections of prescription drug labeling. According to the Food and Drug…
Electronic health services develop in America Read More »
The act of feeding makes a strong emotional bond between baby and the mother. The mother should avoid any schedule to make sure the affection part remains intact. This will be helpful to bring the baby emotionally close to her.
On the other hand, the…
Breastfeeding makes an emotional bond, too Read More »