“Emaciated” and “unrealistic” are just some of the choice words Dr. Eric Robinson has used to describe female mannequins. Robinson, …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-06-female-mannequins-under-attack-from-the-journal-of-eating-disorders-for-looking-unrealistic.html

Excess sugar consumption should be considered a form of addiction, an animal study revealed. A team of researchers at the Queensland …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-06-sugar-junkie-study-thinks-we-should-treat-sugar-abusers-like-drug-addicts.html

Researchers infer that allergy and eczema may go hand in hand, and stress that understanding the connection between the two conditions …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-06-researchers-reveal-allergies-may-be-linked-to-eczema.html

A study published in the Journal of Dental Research in 2010, found that over 47 percent of adults over the …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-05-stop-dangerous-periodontal-disease-with-vitamin-c-and-coq10-supplements.html

Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH), a Boston hospital and one of Harvard Medical School’s biggest teaching affiliates, has agreed to …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-05-harvard-medical-school-hospital-forced-to-pay-back-10-million-in-fraudulent-research-funding.html

Molly Pawlett, a 14-year old schoolgirl, woke up one day feeling unwell. She thought she had simply come down with …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-05-14-year-old-girl-nearly-killed-by-toxic-chemicals-in-a-tampon-toxic-shock-syndrome-continues-to-destroy-lives.html

A new study shows that vitamin C might just function as powerful anti-cancer medicine. Researchers at the University of Salford in the …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-05-new-study-suggests-vitamin-c-is-cancers-worst-enemy.html

Eighteen-year-old Julian Rios Cantu, an engineering student from Monterrey, Mexico, recently made headlines for his cancer-detecting bra, known as EVA. …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-05-breast-cancer-detection-bra-will-never-see-the-light-of-day-due-to-deadly-mammogram-racket.html

Taking commonly-used sleeping pills may raise the odds of hip fracture in elderly patients, a study revealed. As part of the …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-05-sleeping-pills-found-to-double-the-risk-of-breaking-your-hip.html

All healthy persons six months of age and older should get a routine flu shot, according to the Advisory Committee …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-04-science-paper-on-vaccines-accidentally-admits-most-flu-shots-dont-work.html

The rise of high-deductible health insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), nicknamed Obamacare, has led to a rise …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-04-as-health-care-costs-explode-hospitals-are-now-trying-to-force-patients-to-pre-pay-for-treatment.html

Once you grin and bear it, riding your bicycle to work isn’t as bad or annoying as it sounds. It …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-03-riding-your-bike-can-cut-your-cancer-and-heart-disease-risk-by-almost-half-says-new-study.html

The link between brain tumors and cellphones is now more real than ever. As reported in Hosted.AP.org, an Italian court recently …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-03-cell-phones-definitely-cause-brain-tumors-italian-court-rules.html

After suffering an allergic reaction to the controversial human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, Mia Blesky was left paralyzed from the neck down. …

http://www.medicine.news/2017-05-03-hpv-vaccine-allergic-reaction-paralyzes-12-year-old-girl-cant-move-or-feel-arms-or-legs.html