2015年3月6日 星期五

2015-03-07 U.S. Health


New York Times
   
FDA Approves Zarxio, Its First Biosimilar Drug   
New York Times
The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first so-called biosimilar drug for use in the United States, paving the way for less expensive alternatives to an entire class of complex and costly drugs. The drug, called Zarxio, produced by Sandoz, is used ...

FDA approves knockoff of Amgen's Neupogen chemo recovery drug   Los Angeles Times
FDA Approves First Biosimilar Product Zarxio   RTT News
FDA approves 1st biosimilar drug   CBS News
Forbes   
Rome News-Tribune   
Immortal News   
all 218 news articles »   


kfor.com
   
WHO report: 1.1 billions young adults at risk of hearing loss   
News 10NBC
A startling new report the World Health Organization released last week shows the damaging effects loud music has on your ears. Researchers say more than a billion teens and young adults are at risk of losing their hearing from music or noise that's too loud ...

One BILLION Young People at Risk of Going Deaf Due to Loud Earphone Use   News Every day
1.1 Billion People Could Lose Hearing Power: WHO   SMN Weekly
A billion at risk for hearing loss from exposure to loud music   WQAD.com
Cleburne Times-Review   
all 23 news articles »   


News Every day
   
Who Are More Narcissistic: Men or Women? A Look At the Advantages of ...   
News Every day
Who is more narcissistic, men or women? In a new review of three decades of survey data from nearly half a million participants, researchers found that men are more likely to demonstrate narcissistic behavior than women, regardless of generation or age.
Mirror, mirror…Who's more narcissistic?   HLNtv.com
Men Are Bigger Narcissists Than Women, Which Is Both Good and Bad for Them   Health.com
Men are 'more narcissistic and entitled than women'   Medical News Today
Washington Post   
Philly.com   
TIME   
all 152 news articles »   


Channel News Asia
   
NIH director sees solving data puzzle as key to US precision medicine   
Reuters
LA JOLLA, Calif. (Reuters) - One of the earliest tasks in President Barack Obama's $215 million "precision medicine" program will be finding a way to piece together data from a hodgepodge of existing studies, said Dr. Francis Collins, director of the National ...

Francis Collins on genomics progress   U-T San Diego

all 6 news articles »   


Channel News Asia
   
Ohio State student pushing for students to be heard on disciplinary panels   
Columbus Dispatch
A student from Ohio State University is leading a national push to let students sit on campus disciplinary panels that judge complaints of sexual assaults involving other students. In a letter to the U.S. Department of Education last week, Celia Wright, the ...

Ohio State to require vaccinations for incoming students   Reuters
Required Vaccinations For OSU Students   WHIZ
Officals say tear gas, pepper spray used correctly at Ohio State   WKSU News
Napoleon Northwest Signal   
all 39 news articles »   


Specially Trained Pooch Sniffs Out Thyroid Cancer   
U.S. News & World Report
FRIDAY, March 6, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Could a trained "sniffer dog" someday replace costly, invasive techniques used to spot thyroid cancer? That's the promise of an early report on one such canine, a German Shepherd mix named Frankie. A team at ...

Valued cancer care   Dallas Morning News (blog)
Breast Cancer Survivors May Have Higher Thyroid Cancer Risk – WebMD   WebMD
Breast Cancer Survivors May Have Higher Thyroid Cancer Risk   Doctors Lounge
Targeted Oncology   
all 12 news articles »   


Hints News Network
   
A DWINDLING HOPE ? More Ebola in Guinea, Sierra Leone, no Liberia cases   
Hints News Network
Guinea and Sierra Leone reported 132 new confirmed cases of Ebola in the week to 1 March, an increase of 34 over the previous week, the World Health Organisation said on Wednesday. Liberia did not report any new confirmed infections in the week for the ...

Last Ebola Patient in Liberia Leaves Treatment Ward   ABC News
Vaccine, Not Ebola, Made Doc Sick, Study Finds   NBCNews.com
Ebola milestone: Liberia releases last known patient from treatment   Los Angeles Times
New York Times   
Telegraph.co.uk   
USA TODAY   
all 853 news articles »   


WKMG Orlando
   
The couple that plays (tennis) together...   
WKMG Orlando
Having a workout buddy to cheer you on is a well-known prescription for success. Even better is if that buddy is your spouse. New research shows if you improve your workout regimen, your loved one may be more likely to do the same. "When it comes to ...

New Study Shows Spouses Who Get Fit Together Fit Better Together   Diabetes Insider
When one spouse improves exercise program, the other seems to follow   SeniorJournal.com

all 34 news articles »   


CNN
   
What is "Normal?"   
UUHC Health Feed
University of Utah Urologist William Brant praised the new study on penis length Friday, explaining that “men have no idea what is normal.” “They have few or no comparisons that they make with themselves, and so may think that 'normal' is what they see in ...

Is your penis size 'normal'?   WLKY Louisville
Health question most men want to know: Does size really matter?   KPRC Houston

all 39 news articles »   


ModVive
   
Veggie-Rich Diets May Mean Lower Heart Risks   
Philly.com
(HealthDay News) -- People who eat more plant foods than animal products may lower their risk of dying from heart disease or a stroke, a new large study suggests. Researchers found that among more than 450,000 European adults, those whose diets were ...

Plant-based diet reduces the risk of heart disease and stroke, doctors claim   Daily Mail
Another Study Confirms The Beauty Of The Mediterranean Diet. So Why Are We ...   Forbes
Another Study Finds Mediterranean Diet May Cut Heart Risks   U.S. News & World Report

all 114 news articles »   

沒有留言:

張貼留言