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A new study recently conducted by researchers from the New York University (NYU) College of Dentistry looks at the effects of using e-cigarettes or ‘vaping‘ on the oral health of a person. More specifically, it highlights that the use of a vape or e-cigarettes may not only be harmful to the health of the lungs…
Recently, new research, whose findings appear in the American Academy of Neurology’s journal known as Neurology, explores the impact of vegetarian or vegan diets on heart health and its potential role in lowering the risk of issues such as stroke. Previously, a number of different studies have tied vegetarian or vegan diets to a decreased…
A new study conducted by researchers from the University of Virginia School of Medicine in Charlottesville now explains a previously unclear association between obesity and high blood pressure. Previously, research had identified obesity as a risk factor for high blood pressure which subsequently led to heart disease. However, the mechanism and understanding behind the connection…
Recently, a new study, whose findings appear in the “Journal of the American Heart Association“, looks at the effectiveness of joining a cardiac rehabilitation program offered by health experts and care teams to patients who have experienced a heart attack. More precisely, the researchers looked at whether joining such offered programs can help people follow…
The test on coronavirus reveals that this virus only lives for three days on surfaces. The images from the advanced transmission electron microscope image reveal the structure of coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) or 2019-nCoV isolated from a coronavirus positive patient from the US. This new report suggests that coronavirus can roam in the air, alive for many…
The number of coronavirus cases in the USA has increased 1000 and public health experts are openly criticizing the role of authorities in it. The health authorities are under this blame for showing lagged behavior for testing coronavirus samples. Among these patients, at least 28 have lost their lives to coronavirus and more than 10,25…
As coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) continues to infect more people worldwide, it has also increased the cases of stress and anxiety caused by a coronavirus. People are so scared of going to public places and if someone sneezes near to them, it gives them a little panic attack. Considering the fast and uncontrollable spread of coronavirus, it…
Recently, the second person who has said to have recovered from HIV using stem cell transplant has spoken with the New York Times in an interview for showing hope to other people experiencing the health condition. The term HIV stands for immunodeficiency virus which primarily targets the immune system of a person causing multiple complications…
A new study conducted by researchers from Stanford University School of Medicine explores the treatment options for ulcerative colitis and has discovered a major association with the disease and one major gut bacteria. This finding can help in finding a potential cure for the health condition in the future. According to the research present on…
Recently, a new study conducted by researchers from Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) explores the effects of growing up in a bilingual home on children including long-term benefits on cognition. Previously, the medical literature has identified a number of advantages of being in families who speak two or more languages. For instance, children are seen to…