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You just heard the opening bars to Gangnam Style, and that's all it took. Now, you're walking down the street with PSY in your brain and you can't get it out. You have an importan...

Smoking Greatly Affects Heart Surgery Outcome, Shows Study

A new study has shown that changes found in smokers' lungs can linger and affect the outcome of heart surgery even a year af...

Strokes That are “Silent” Linked to Parkinson’s Disease

A new study has found that small strokes, also known as "silent" strokes, can lead to...

Stroke Treatment Reveals Targets For Better Recovery

A new study has identified mechanisms responsible for regenerating blood vessels in the brain. The research could improve r...

Alzheimer’s Linked to Inflammatory Process

New research has shown that a well-known inflammatory process could play a role in the progression of Alzheimer's Dis...

Flu: One-Time, “Universal” Vaccine Could Soon be a Reality

A new process to make a one-time, "universal" flu vaccine has been developed by Georgia State and South Korean researchers. The vaccine should be able to learn to recognize any ty...

HIV Patients Hospitalized Less Since the Advent of Antiretrovirals

A new study has shown that people with HIV are hospitalized "significant...

Weight Loss Through Aerobics More Effective Than Resistance Training, Shows Study

A new study shows that aerobic exercises are more effective at burning fat than resistance training or a combination of resi...

Colon Cancer Cells “Two-Faced,” Shows Study

A new study has revealed a group of colon cancer cells that can eithe...

Alzheimer’s Treatment Could Restore Brain Cell Memory

A new study has shown that a drug intended to treat diabetes could restore memory in brain cells affected by...

Cholesterol and Obesity in Kids Linked to Bedroom TV Viewing

A new study has shown a correlation between kids who have TVs in their bedroom and childhood...

Cancer Treatment Could Help Against “Aggressive” Leukemia

A new study has found that combining ibrutinib and rituximab could help c...

Diabetes Patients Have Extreme Heart Risks, Shows Audit

The National Diabetes Audit by the U.K.'s National Health Service has just released some stark statistics on the effects of dia...

Diabetes Drugs: Coffee Could Reduce Type 2 Risk

A new report from the Institute for Scientific Information of Coffee (ISIC) shows that drinking three to four cups of coffee...

Chemotherapy May Cause Memory and Concentration Difficulties, Shows Study

According to new research, Chemotherapy can induce changes in patient brains, affecting their concentration and memory. Dub...

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