University Tests New Mesothelioma TreatmentRecent research deriving from Columbia University has found that two new drugs, currently being tested, may become suitable treatments for individuals suffering from pleural and malignant mesothelioma.
Medical Journal Informs Heart Failure Patients of NSAIDs DangersRecently, a medical journal discovered more harmful side effects among patients consuming nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) than helpful side effects among heart failure patients.
Treatments For Mesothelioma Victims Studied By ResearchersResearchers are attempting to increase the validity of mesothelioma treatments among patients suffering from the fatal condition by testing the highest dosage levels that can be administered to patients without resulting in toxicity levels among individuals.
Criminal Probe Continues For Peanut Butter RecallThe peanut butter recall that has sickened close to 600 individuals and caused the death of at least eight is currently being investigated by government officials, but the peanut butter continues to be recalled and still poses a threat to the health of many Americans.
Researchers May Have Discovered a Link Between Dementia and DiabetesA recent study has uncovered a potential link between the onset of diabetes and the development of dementia later on in life. The study focused on the level of a patient's dementia, which appeared to be affected by the level of diabetes a patient had previously suffered from.
Surgery Often Bi-Passed With Patients of Esophageal CancerScientists have recently discovered that patients suffering from esophageal cancer may be suffering further from their condition due to the underused treatment involving a surgical procedure.
Fosamax Reportedly Linked to Dangerous Side EffectsTwo medical journals recently gave the drug Fosamax a 'one-two punch' by reporting on two extremely severe side effects associated with the drug, which is used to treat osteoporosis. The drug has been associated with esophageal cancer as well as osteonecrosis of the jaw among patients.
Averting Crib Recalls While Keeping Infants SafeRecently, a recall of nearly 1.6 million cribs was implemented by Delta Enterprises after reports of asphyxiation among infants occurred due to faulty drop sides and crib malfunctions.
Helmets May Increase Brain Injury Among American SoldiersResearchers report that helmets worn by U.S. soldiers may actually increase the intensity of a traumatic brain injury following an improvised explosive device (IED) blast.
Insulin Producing Cells Developed in Mice For DiabeticsResearchers in Singapore recently developed pure insulin producing cells in mice that may lead to the administration of insulin cells to assist diabetic patients who currently must regulate blood glucose levels manually and inject insulin as needed.
Industrial Manslaughter and AsbestosAt a recent meeting, experts listened to testimony on the increasing cause for concern of carcinogens in the workplace that may be causing serious forms of cancer including mesothelioma among industrial employees.
Viral Meningitis May Cause Fatal Brain InjuryScientists have recently discovered that viral infections, such as meningitis, may be causing more traumatic brain injury harm that once thought. Researchers are looking into the severe trauma that infections are causing on the brain including an exploding of blood vessels.
Individuals May be Predisposed to Developing LeukemiaScientists have recently discovered several genes that may be responsible for the development of leukemia among patients, or at least increase the identification of those predisposed to the condition.
Obesity Causing Clogged Arteries and Increased Risk Among ChildrenA study recently discovered that as the obesity epidemic in America grows, it apparently is hurting America's children the worst. Obese children are showing signs of arteries that are similar to individuals three decades older. Not only are obese children more susceptible to heart disease, they are also becoming more at risk for developing diabetes.
Allergies May Fight CancerScientists recently announced that individuals with allergies may actually be defending their bodies from cancer with their allergy symptoms. According to a study, allergies may be the body's natural way of ridding itself of harmful toxins.
Jaundice Treatment Protects Infants From Severe Brain InjuriesA recent medical study found that infants that received an aggressive form of a jaundice treatment were less likely to suffer from as intense of an outcome after a traumatic brain injury as patients that did not receive the treatment.
Treatment for Mesothelioma DebatedRecent research has found that mesothelioma cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy may find no additional benefits; however, some medical professionals believe that the treatment is useful in mesothelioma symptom control.
Current Smokers More Addicted Than Previous GenerationsAccording to researchers, individuals are more addicted to smoking and nicotine today than 20 years earlier. A study that was recently released found that it is more difficult for a smoker to quit today than in previous decades, although the study could not explain why the addictions appear to be stronger.
Drug Similar to Liver-Disease Inducing Ketek Marketed in AsiaKetek has been associated with severe side effects that are causing liver failure and liver damage among patients. Although the drug has been linked to dangers and fatalities among patients the drug is now being marketed to patients in Asia.
Fatal Truck Collisions May Begin to Decrease With New Truck TechnologiesHeavy truck manufacturers are developing new technologies in an attempt to decrease truck accident collisions. The technologies may assist in reducing the expensive costs and fatalities associated with truck accidents.
Accelerated Dementia May Occur After a Brain InjuryA recent study discovered the an increased risk of developing early on-set dementia after a brain injury and infection has occurred in a patient. According to the study, the brain may develop an accelerated form of dementia after a TBI incident has occurred.
Government Organization Alerts Americans of Naturally Occurring Asbestos PollutantA government agency has recently warned of naturally occurring asbestos (NOA) can become a dangerous pollutant to individuals exposed to it and could potentially cause the development of mesothelioma cancer among individuals.
Hurricane Victims at Risk for Mesothelioma CancerAfter the 2008 hurricane season millions of Texas residents became at risk for developing mesothelioma cancer. Asbestos fibers were mixed into a toxic sludge during flooding and as the sludge dried, hurricane victims became at risk for becoming exposed to asbestos.
How TNF Blockers Treat Illnesses-ConditionsTNF blockers are used to treat several varieties of arthritis as well as Crohn's disease. The drugs were first approved for manufacture in 1998 and have been since diagnosed to patients across the country. However, the drugs have been linked to several serious side effects including causing cancer among young adults and children and causing fatal infections among other patients.
Overcoming an Osteoporosis DiagnosisProton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) are used to treat an array of conditions in which stomach acids harm the body and cause gastroesophageal reflux conditions such as dyspepsia, ulcers, etc. However, the PPIs have recently been linked to causing osteoporosis among patients as well and may lead to severe bone fractures and breaks.
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