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Patients suffering from high blood pressure who have different blood pressure (BP) readings in each arm are at a reduced chance of survival over 10 years, according to a study ...
A drug commonly used to treat mild to moderate Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) can have positive benefits for patients in the later stages of dementia, research has found.
When most of us think of ultrasound equipment, images of radiology rooms and pregnancy scans come to mind. Whilst this makes up almost 70 per cent of the market, ultrasound equipment ...
A study has revealed that injectable contraceptives that are widely used around the world influence the risk of developing several types of cancer.
Scientists at The University of Nottingham have used a revolutionary new DNA-reading technology for a research project that could lead to correct genetic diagnosis for muscle-wasting ...
Women in their forties are more likely to have dental anxiety than any other age group according to a University of Sydney study into dental anxiety and phobia.
Children's development after a brain injury does not get worse over time, a Murdoch Childrens Research Institute study has found.
Even in 2012, menstruation remains an off-limits topic for most women, making it difficult to find accurate information on periods and what is considered 'normal' when it comes to ...
A research paper which demonstrates that babies born even just a few weeks early have worse health outcomes than full term babies has been published on bmj.com.
Fears that involuntary exposure to chemicals in food and consumer products causes cancer are not supported by evidence, and anxiety about their dangers is diverting attention from ...
Permanent disconnection between nerves and muscles may be the reason behind progressive loss of muscle mass and function in elderly people, Perth-based researchers have found.
The study, by Dr Rob Hester from the Department of Psychological Sciences and colleagues at the Queensland Brain Institute, investigated how the brain monitors ongoing behaviour for ...
A new study by researchers at The University of Nottingham has proved that assessing family medical history is a significant tool in helping GPs spot patients at high risk of heart ...
Research at The University of Auckland has shed light on an area of medicine which has intrigued the international scientific community for decades.
Many pregnant women who suffer from asthma are putting their unborn child's health at risk by failing to use the right medication, according to a University of Adelaide researcher.
Tablet computers such as the iPad are becoming more and more popular, but new research from the University of Sydney means they could soon be used in hospitals as a tool for doctors ...
Male fetuses of mothers that are exposed to radiation during early pregnancy may have an increased chance of developing testicular cancer, according to a study in mice at The University ...
Heart disease may kill brain cells, according to researchers from The University of Western Australia.
Researchers have completed the first comprehensive survey of the tiny cellular molecules found in the heart and which are essential for its healthy function.
Mums-to-be who are both overweight and smoke during their pregnancy risk damaging their baby’s developing heart, finds research published online in Heart.
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