Nutritional Supplements, Diabetes, Prostate Health, and more

Items published under Disease cover a variety of unfortunately all-too-common disorders and conditions. Information ranges from peer-reviewed journal articles to practical treatment suggestions, including the use of nutritional supplements and other natural therapies. Additionally, the section features the most recent consensus of opinion concerning disease prevention, including measures one can take to reduce the risk of specific diseases, such as cancer and diabetes; gender-specific concerns, such as breast cancer prevention and prostate health nutrition suggestions; and articles that discuss the role of prenatal health and nutrition in children.

• Morning exercise may lower blood pressure for older, obese people
  (UPI Health News (Business) 22 Feb 2019 )
• Honokiol eliminates glioma/glioblastoma stem cell-like cells and inhibits tumor progression
  (NewsRx Life Science Daily 22 Feb 2019 )
• Immunotherapy and DNA damage repair combo target small cell lung cancer
  (Drug Target Review 20 Feb 2019 )
• What is wet macular degeneration?
  (Gulf Times 20 Feb 2019 )
• FDA should do better than "wait and see'" with cancer research
  (Herald News 19 Feb 2019 )
• Does a severe infection put you at greater risk of heart disease and death?
  (Targeted News Service 19 Feb 2019 )
• Kidneys are too important to ignore
  (Portsmouth Herald 18 Feb 2019 )
• Protecting your heart could ward off cancer
  (Florence Morning News 18 Feb 2019 )
• How to protect yourself against the viral illnesses going around
  (Idaho State Journal 18 Feb 2019 )
• What are the connections between cancer and heart health?
  (Targeted News Service 15 Feb 2019 )
• Is your medicine making you depressed?
  (The Lawton Constitution 15 Feb 2019 )
• 12,000 Chinese blood plasma treatments contaminated with HIV
  (Korea Times 15 Feb 2019 )
• How can you protect the health of your prostate?
  (The Daily Progress 15 Feb 2019 )
• Prevention is the best treatment for heart failure
  (The Herald 15 Feb 2019 )
• Study finds how getting enough sleep reduces cardiovascular disease risk
  (Targeted News Service 14 Feb 2019 )
• Breakthroughs in immuno-oncology provide treatment options
  (Bizcommunity 14 Feb 2019 )
• Israeli new deep learning program identifies cancer metastases
  (News Agency of Nigeria 14 Feb 2019 )
• Acid test
  (Florida Trend 14 Feb 2019 )
• Pioneering physician-scientist Steven A. Rosenberg, MD, PhD, to receive 2019 Szent-Gyorgyi Prize for Progress in Cancer Research
  (Targeted News Service 13 Feb 2019 )
• Scientists achieve "in body" gene editing
  (Rocky Mount Telegram 13 Feb 2019 )
• AI system spots childhood disease like a doctor
  (Nation 13 Feb 2019 )
• Interaction between immune factors triggers cancer-promoting chronic inflammation
  (Targeted News Service 12 Feb 2019 )
• For recurrent glioblastoma, immunotherapy before surgery appears to help more than afterward
  (Targeted News Service 12 Feb 2019 )
• During American Heart Month, AMA offers 6 tips to improve heart health
  (Nashville Medical News 11 Feb 2019 )
• AI program can identify diabetic eye disease
  (Guardian Web 08 Feb 2019 )
• Paleontologists diagnose 240-million-year-old proto-turtle with bone cancer
  (UPI Science News 08 Feb 2019 )
• WHO lists this year's global threats
  (Bhutan Times 08 Feb 2019 )
• Psoriasis treatment linked to improvement in heart disease
  (European Pharmaceutical Review 08 Feb 2019 )
• OxyContin maker forecast 'blizzard of prescriptions"
  (Associated Press 08 Feb 2019 )
• Prostate cancer scoring method may underestimate mortality risk among black men
  (Cancer Weekly 08 Feb 2019 )
• Article compares mortality risk in patients on dialysis versus cancer patients
  (PR Newswire 07 Feb 2019 )
• Ovarian cyst surgery often unnecessary, say researchers
  (Macclesfield Express 07 Feb 2019 )
• Dealing with skyrocketing insulin costs
  (The Oak Ridger 06 Feb 2019 )
• Scientists identify origin of cancer spread
  (Gulf Times 06 Feb 2019 )
• Gut feeling: study links depression to digestive bacteria
  (Nation 05 Feb 2019 )
• Is a Parkinson’s disease pandemic emerging?
  (Rehab Management 05 Feb 2019 )
• Lifestyle changes that may reduce the risk of cancer
  (Tulsa World 04 Feb 2019 )
• Bacteria and viruses are fighting back, but will big pharma save us?
  (Guardian Web 04 Feb 2019 )
• Medicine close to beating cancer says Italian authority
  (Adnkronos International 04 Feb 2019 )
• Bacteria promote lung tumor development, study suggests
  (Targeted News Service 01 Feb 2019 )
• More die after surgery than from HIV, TB, and malaria combined, according to recent study
  (Asian News International 01 Feb 2019 )
• Study finds 30% fewer prostate cancer deaths associated with PSA screening
  (Cancer Weekly 01 Feb 2019 )
• Blood cancer can trigger aging bones
  (Express & Star 01 Feb 2019 )
• Secretive "rebate trap" keeps generic drugs for diabetes and other ills out of reach
  (Post Register 01 Feb 2019 )
• Young blood plasma Parkinson's disease study one month results announced
  (PR Newswire 01 Feb 2019 )
• Machine learning finds multiple factors underlie cancer immunotherapy success
  (Targeted News Service 31 Jan 2019 )
• Nearly half of US adults have heart or blood vessel disease
  (Canadian Press DataFile 31 Jan 2019 )
• U.S. lawmakers ask drug makers for answers on rising insulin cost
  (UPI Top Stories 31 Jan 2019 )
• In first Finance Committee hearing on high drug prices, ranking member called on drug makers to come before Congress
  (Congressional Documents & Publications 30 Jan 2019 )
• Computers used to identify drugs that can beat drug-resistant TB
  (Bizcommunity 30 Jan 2019 )
• Low-dose aspirin associated with reduction in cancer deaths
  (Guardian 29 Jan 2019 )
• Coping with tinnitus and depression
  (News-Sun 28 Jan 2019 )
• Are you bad to the bones?
  (Owatonna Peoples Press 25 Jan 2019 )
• Alzheimer’s brain damage could be accelerated by sleep deprivation
  (Iran News Daily 25 Jan 2019 )
• Top Alzheimer's research stories of 2018
  (Red Deer Advocate 25 Jan 2019 )
• Campaign aims to change attitudes toward dementia
  (Cowichan Valley Citizen 25 Jan 2019 )
• Speech therapy can be valuable to Parkinson's disease patients
  (Sandusky Register 25 Jan 2019 )
• If treated right, cancer is a chronic lifestyle disease
  (New Indian Express 25 Jan 2019 )

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