Study of 2.5 million children finds no link between MMR vaccine and autism

Study of 2.5 million children finds no link between MMR vaccine and autism

A new study of over 2.5 million children provides evidence that receiving the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine before age two is not associated with an increased risk of developing autism. The findings, published in The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, indicate that the precise timing of the immunization was not linked to a child’s likelihood … Read more

Home Exercises for Underarm Jiggle After 60: 5 Moves

Home Exercises for Underarm Jiggle After 60: 5 Moves

A certified trainer’s five at-home moves target underarm jiggle after 60, no gym or dumbbells required. Wave goodbye to someone and you might notice a little extra movement at the back of your arm that carries on a beat after your hand has stopped. That softness along the backs of the upper arms is one … Read more

Scientists May Have Found a Way to Make Damaged Adult Retinas Repair Themselves : ScienceAlert

Scientists May Have Found a Way to Make Damaged Adult Retinas Repair Themselves : ScienceAlert

There’s a rare, inherited sight condition, involving faulty copies of the CaBP4 gene, that causes poor vision from childhood. The protein made by the gene is crucial for chemical signaling in the retina.It’s also something that can affect dogs – and in treating pooches, researchers have discovered a therapy approach that promises to be transformative.In … Read more

Nipple-twisting prank between friends may have saved man’s life

Nipple-twisting prank between friends may have saved man's life

Let’s hear it for the boys. What started as an innocent prank between guy friends ended as a potentially life-saving discovery for one man. Now, the recipient of the practical joke is issuing an important warning to other men about an oft-overlooked, yet deadly disease. While on a boys trip to Las Vegas, Robert Pfleghardt … Read more

Bowel Incontinence And Colorectal Cancer: What Doctors Want You To Know

Bowel Incontinence And Colorectal Cancer: What Doctors Want You To Know

The statistics for colon cancer and rectal cancer — often combined and referred to as colorectal cancer — are both scary and important to know. For example, colon cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the U.S. and the second leading cause of cancer deaths. Additionally, colorectal cancer rates in young people are rising, … Read more

This Dangerous Fungus Has Become Resistant to Every Major Antifungal Drug We Have… Twice : ScienceAlert

This Dangerous Fungus Has Become Resistant to Every Major Antifungal Drug We Have... Twice : ScienceAlert

There’s a new fungus amongus, and it’s raising red flags among health care experts because it resists all the major antifungal treatments. The discovery involves Candidozyma auris (formerly known as Candida auris), an emerging fungal pathogen that has already become a serious problem in hospitals around the world. Since it was first described in 2009, this fungus … Read more

Indians live longer than Pakistanis, lag Bangladeshis, says WHO | India News

Indians live longer than Pakistanis, lag Bangladeshis, says WHO | India News

The logic behind the measure is that hospitals may order additional diagnostic tests, recommend procedures and extend hospital stays when patients have comprehensive insurance cover. NEW DELHI: Indians can expect to live longer than their counterparts in Pakistan, but have shorter lives than people in Bangladesh, the US and Canada, according to the latest World … Read more