A study at the University of Toronto has found a new way in prostate cancer management, that means medication, diet and the molecular understanding of prostate cancer.
According to study conclusion medications, such as 5-alpha reductase inhibitors and selective estrogen receptor modifiers, are a great promise in reducing malignancies.
At the same time a diet without fat, […]

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German professor Rolf Dieter Hirsch, chairman of the Academy for Gerontological Psychiatry and Gerontological Psychotherapy in Bonn revealed that because people with dementia can no longer express themselves clearly, very often pain goes. undetected.
Some dementia patients show no emotion, so any sign such as becoming aggressive, screaming or making defensive motions with their hands should be […]

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According to a research at Queensland University Technology patients suffering from chronic kidney disease can get significant benefits through regular counseling on diet and lifestyle.
The team leader thinks that individuals who suffer severe chronic kidney disease clearly need support with their diets. As a consequence, in the study, the patients received individual counseling on diet […]

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Radiation oncologists and urologists at the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia and Kimmel Cancer Center at Jefferson and  have experimented a real-time system to implant radiation-emitting seeds in prostate cancer sufferers.
For treating localized, low-risk prostate cancer confined to the prostate patients have two options: surgery or radiation therapy.  Brachytherapy has been found very effective and safe, […]

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As a consequence of study at Harvard Medical School, researchers have a new hint about how calorie restriction prolongs life.
They found that certain genes may be the link between calorie restriction and cell survival. According to their conclusions, it is about genes in mammalian cells that act as caretakers for cellular longevity. When certain kinds of stress, […]

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A research team at Johns Hopkins have concluded that when a chemical chain reaction that controls the growth of organs in living beings perturbed, the body organs can grow uncontrollably huge and become cancerous.This chain reaction ranging from insects to humans adds a single chemical group on a protein nicknamed Yap. The good news is […]

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A research team at the Weill Cornell Medical College found that man’s testicles might be an important source of stem cells to help him fight serious diseases such as Parkinson’s Disease, Alzheimer’s, stroke, diabetes and even certain cancers.
Stem cells are the body’s “master cells” that, in theory, can become any type of cell in the body.
However, […]

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According to doctors in Durham, North Carolina an effective and less invasive approach for a considerable minority of men with early prostate cancer is treating or removing just the part of the prostate that is cancerous.
As they report in the medical journal Cancer, following this approach, the contralateral, non-cancerous side of the prostate would be […]

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A new study at the Rush Institute for Healthy Aging finds that being obese or overweight doesn’t increase the odds that seniors will experience memory trouble
While previous studies have found middle age obesity increasing a person’s risk for dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, this new study shows obesity in old age has no effect on a person’s memory.
These conclusions suggest […]

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According to a study at the University of Illinois at Chicago, childhood vaccination for the rubella virus may have also almost entirely eliminated an inflammatory disease of eye from the adult U.S.-born population.
Fuchs heterochromic iridocyclitis (FHI) is known as a chronic inflammatory eye disease that causes glaucoma and cataract and can lead to blindness. Until now, there […]

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