Monthly Archives: May 2013
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People tend to be happier as you get older and a new study may explain why.
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In the XX National Congress of General and Family Medicine, Novartis organized the meeting: therapeutic targets in diabetic elderly patients, in order to discuss the main challenges in addressing the elderly patient with type 2 diabetes.
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A study led by researchers at the National Research Council (CSIC) has identified a gene mutation that causes deregulation CFHR1 complement system, a key part in innate immunity in humans.
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Several studies suggest that reducing calorie intake drastically, about 40%, may slow the aging of cells and even prolong life.
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The «seven-minute workout» is receiving much attention lately and it sure sounds tempting you. But some experts say that routine is not as effective express, or short, as it seems.
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The National Research Council (CSIC) from today has patented technology in the pilot plant of the company International Flavors & Fragrances.
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A recent review of several studies shows that babies who sleep in bed with their parents are more likely to die of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) than babies who sleep alone, while other parents to follow recommendations to reduce the risk death.
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Her name is Noemi and she was type I diabetes diagnosed when he was 4 years old, is now 10 and has created a blog in which he explains how he lives his illness.
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The new finding, published this past week in the media with stem cells has revived the controversy over human cloning.
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Tomorrow Saturday, May 18th, the importance of plants to our planet and fascination we feel for them monopolize attention worldwide.
