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How important is zinc to our bodies?
By Craig Payne · 2 weeks ago
Zinc is a chemical element having the symbol of Zn. It is also a key micro-nutrient for us in which zinc plays critical functions in the growth of tissue and many other physiological processes. Zinc ...
What went wrong with the thalidomide drug?
By Craig Payne · 3 weeks ago
There isn't any doubt that prescribed medications create a significant difference in a lot of peoples everyday life. These kinds of drug treatments go through a fairly significant testing and safe practices protocols before they ...
How To Choose One Contra Angle Handpiece
By Michael Zhu · 3 weeks ago
A contra angle handpiece is a type of dental handpiece that is commonly used in dental procedures. It is a specialized tool that is designed to provide dentists with precise control and maneuverability during a ...
How to get the best running shoes for you
By Craig Payne · 3 weeks ago
Picking out the most suitable running shoe is an important choice which a runner has to make. Because there are a couple of hundred various brands and models of running footwear to choose from, this ...
How to deal with restless legs syndrome?
By Craig Payne · 4 weeks ago
Restless Legs Syndrome is a nerve condition characterised by annoying feelings with the lower limbs with the powerful desire to slowly move the lower limbs, typically experienced when attempting to rest. This odd sensation, typically ...
Keys for success in the Big Pharma field
By Paula Diamond · 6 days ago
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is responsible for the safety and effectiveness of drugs sold in the United States. The process to get the FDA’s approval for a pharmaceutical product is usually very long ...
What is Parkinson's Disease
By Craig Payne · 1 month ago
Parkinsons disease is a somewhat common condition with the nerves which is because of problems with the neural cells in the area of the brain that produces dopamine. This is a chemical that is needed ...
What is a plantar plate tear?
By Craig Payne · 1 month ago
Pain below the front of the foot are generally as a consequence of several things and frequently gets given the label, metatarsalgia. This is simply not a diagnosis as it could indicate several unique disorders ...
Pharmacovigilance Advancement using Advanced Data Analytics
By Hany Higazy Khalil · 1 week ago
Pharmacovigilance is the science of detecting, evaluating, and preventing adverse effects of drugs. Advancements in data analytics have the potential to significantly improve pharmacovigilance by enabling more efficient and effective monitoring of drug safety.
One ...
How effective is molnupiravir for COVID-19?
By Craig Payne · 1 month ago
The COVID-19 outbreak has wreaked chaos around the world, contributing to significant premature death, health care along with monetary costs. The success from the vaccine program has given some light at the end of the ...
Understanding the Impacts of Gout
By Craig Payne · 2 months ago
Gout is among those historical problems because there are numerous mentions of it in historical literature, at least since ancient times. The traditional typecast of it is that it is related to the upper classes ...
What are the fluoroquinolone medicines used for?
By Craig Payne · 2 months ago
Fluoroquinolones are a popular prescription antibiotic that's frequently used to manage many different disorders a result of bacterial infections such as respiratory system along with urinary tract infections. In the United States research has approximated ...
Getting a diagnosis of fibromyalgia
By Craig Payne · 2 months ago
Fibromyalgia is a well known long-term problem leading to pain, stiffness, and tenderness of the muscle tissue, tendons, and the joints. It is additionally associated with disturbed sleep, awakening feeling weary, low energy, anxiety, depression, ...
What is Duchenne's muscular dystrophy?
By Craig Payne · 2 months ago
Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD for short) is a genetic condition which is characterized by a gradual muscle deterioration as well as the continuing development of weakness due to the differences to a protein called dystrophin ...
Should we be worried about mad cow disease?
By Craig Payne · 2 months ago
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) that has been referred to as ‘mad cow disease’ within the mainstream press is a degenerative brain illness that is deadly. It has a variety of similarities to Alzheimer’s disease because it ...
Understanding Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
By Craig Payne · 3 months ago
Sudden infant death syndrome (more commonly called just SIDS) and is the unanticipated unexplained death of a young child of lower than twelve months of age. It was once termed cot death and is a ...
Understanding Celiac's Disease
By Craig Payne · 3 months ago
Celiac disease is an autoimmunity problem when the body attacks the wall of the own bowels. That inflammation related reaction is triggered from the intake of gluten. The consuming of gluten causes a reaction in ...
Why Mosquitoes prefer some people more than others
By Ahmed Mohammed · 1 month ago
Why Mosquitoes prefer some people more than others
Assuming that you have consistently thought that you may very well be a mosquito magnet, researchers presently have proof for you: Mosquitoes for sure are drawn to ...
Fish Scale Cocaine – What You Need to Know
By Josh Brents · 1 month ago
Cocaine is an illegal, stimulant drug that is often thought of as the drug of the 80s and 90s. However, it’s actually been around for centuries. The ancient Incas chewed coca leaves to increase their ...
Ways of Cannabis Consumption: How to Use Weed in 5 Different Ways
By John Terry · 1 month ago
Cannabis is the most common recreational drug and can be consumed in several ways. Classified as a Class B drug in the UK, it is still illegal there but people have different perspectives when it ...