Health

Brazil Declares State of Emergency Amid Widespread of Zika Virus

Brazil has declared state of emergency in some regions greatly affected by the Zika virus. the new epidemic has now been linked to birth defects in Brazilian newborns.

Large Number of Doctors Fail to Urge Kids to Get HPV Vaccination for Cancer-Causing Disease

A new study revealed that a large number of doctors have not been encouraging preteens to get the vaccination for human papillomavirus (HPV), which can cause reproductive cancer.

Zika Virus Reaches Puerto Rico — Signs, Symptoms and Other Things You Need to Know About the Disease It Causes

Zika virus made its way to Puerto Rico causing an alarming outbreak. Earlier this month, news broke out that the Zika virus which cause microcephaly in newborn babies reached Puerto Rico.

Top 5 Insurance Types that You Must Have in 2016

Insurance policies are around for important reasons. Mainly, they are availed for protection against unforeseen risks in various aspects of life like education, home and death.

New H1N1 Strain in China Has Potential of Widespread Outbreak

A Eurasian avian-like H1N1 (EAH1N1) swine flu virus was recently identified as potentially pandemic by Chinese researchers. The virus, which “pose the highest pandemic threat”, has circulated in pigs and revealed to be able to infect humans as well.

Beto Perez Talks how He Accidentally Created Zumba

Zumba is now increasing in popularity. Beto Perez, the founder of this dance-exercise, says that the reason why people embraced it is because it’s “different, effective, infectious and easy-to-follow.”

Asthma Epidemic Plateaued and Declined in Recent Years but Remains a Threat Among Children

Asthma epidemic continally decreased all thoughout the years but remains a treat among young children.

Mexican Researchers to Start Clinical Trials on Vaccine for Cancer Recurrence

A team of Mexican researchers is ready to start clinical trials on a vaccine to prevent the recurrence of different types of cancer. The experiment will be conducted in different cities in Mexico with the top cancer institution in the country and Latin America, National Oncology Institute, organizing the project.

Brazil Becomes Third Country to Approve Sanofi's Dengue Vaccine

Sanofi announced on Monday that Brazil has given its regulatory approval for their dengue fever vaccine called Dengvaxia®. Brazil became the third country in the world after Mexico and the Philippines to allow the use of the first-ever licensed vaccine for the prevention of the mosquito-borne disease.

Spreading Virus Force Brazilians 'Not to Get Pregnant'

The Zika virus epidemic that affected Brazil forced health officials to urge women to delay their pregnancy.

World's Most Obese Man Andrés Moreno Dies of Heart Attack in Mexico

Andres Moreno died of heart attack but doctors revealed it is unrelated to his weight loss surgery. The 38-year-old Mexican Andres Moreno made the headlines as it was reported that the world's most obese man finally passed away at a young age.

A Celebrity Plastic Surgeon Defines Beauty: Sergio Alvarez

Calm. Cool. Collected. Plastic surgeon Sergio Alavarez counts on all of these qualities in the operating room. As a celebrity plastic surgeon, Alvarez knew early on he wanted to be in the operating room. His cardiologist father took him to see patients while still in elementary school.

Tiny pet Turtles Blamed for Salmonella Outbreak?

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that Tiny pet turtles is one of the leading causes of Salmonella outbreak.

12 Deaths in Legionnaires' Outbreak in Illinois Linked to Faulty Water System

Twelve were reported to be dead with 45 sick, due to a Legionnaire's outbreak in Illinois Veterans Home.

Millennials Help Surge Obamacare Enrollment Numbers

More than 8.25 million consumers have utilized the Healthcare.gov federal health insurance marketplace. One cause for the increased enrollment or renewals spike is millennials.

Study Reveals Smokers Are Likely to Quit due to Graphic Cigarette Packets

A new study emerged which provided evidence that putting smoking warning labels that contains graphic and morbid images of the damage being caused by smoking has a greater impact in making the person quit tobacco consumption.

Colistin-Resistant Bacteria Raises Prospect of Antibiotic Apocalypse, Return of Medical Dark Ages

A bacteria stain was found in U.K. that is antibiotic resistant. An alarming bacteria strain which could resist colistin (which is the most common antibiotic of last resort) has been discovered in the U.

New Blood Test Builds Hope on Ovarian Cancer Early Detection, Higher Survival Rate

New blood test can decrease the chances of ovarian cancer. Just last Thursday, Fox News reported that a study which was published in The Lancet focused on 200,000 post-menopausal women within the ages of 50 to 74 for a span of 14 years.

Milk Collected from ‘Sleepy Cows’ Reduces Anxiety, Induces Sleep Better, Says Study

Milk from sleepy cows provides better health benefits in terms of insomnia and anxiety. Drinking a glass of warm milk is known to induce sleep. But a report which was released by Fox News stated that milk collected from "sleepy cows" are better in terms of inducing sleepiness as it has calming effects.

SALUD: CDC Study Finds Mexicans Less Likely To Take Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs

The cholesterol health of Latinos, and in particular of Mexican-Americans, was the basis of a new study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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