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.

• Removing ovaries linked to chronic kidney disease
  (New Indian Express 20 Sep 2018 )
• "Dopesick" author: Opioid epidemic was avoidable
  (The Winchester Star 20 Sep 2018 )
• Lacking quality cannabis extract, US researchers turn to Canada
  (Associated Press 19 Sep 2018 )
• Surfaces at airports often covered in pathogens
  (Saudi Press Agency 19 Sep 2018 )
• Aggravated PMS symptoms may indicate undiagnosed STI
  (New Indian Express 18 Sep 2018 )
• Compounds show promise for treatment of autoimmune hair loss
  (Syrian Arab News Agency 18 Sep 2018 )
• Don't let jet lag be a drag on your vacation
  (The Durango Herald 18 Sep 2018 )
• Virus linked to kidney disease
  (Balochistan Times 18 Sep 2018 )
• FDA approves clinical trial to test treating fibromyalgia with TB vaccine
  (Syrian Arab News Agency 17 Sep 2018 )
• Personalized care helps Alzheimer’s, dementia patients live life to fullest
  (The Sidney Daily News 14 Sep 2018 )
• Alzheimer's-associated tau protein disrupts molecular transport within neurons
  (Health & Medicine Week 14 Sep 2018 )
• Alert issued for mosquito-borne illnesses
  (Keene Sentinel 14 Sep 2018 )
• Counties come together to discuss opioids
  (North Port Sun 14 Sep 2018 )
• Getting to the heart of America's diabetes crisis
  (Sentinel Echo 14 Sep 2018 )
• Research suggests protective effect for resveratrol against diabetes-associated kidney damage
  (Diabetes Week 13 Sep 2018 )
• It's National Cholesterol Education Month
  (The Atmore Advance 12 Sep 2018 )
• Greater caffeine intake associated with longer life among kidney disease patients
  (Eurasia Review 12 Sep 2018 )
• Scientists to receive top honors from Cancer Research Institute for contributions to cancer immunology and immunotherapy
  (Targeted News Service 12 Sep 2018 )
• Widely used drug azathioprine linked to skin cancer
  (UPI Health News (Business) 11 Sep 2018 )
• Researchers awarded grant to study connection between gut bacteria, high blood pressure
  (The Blade 11 Sep 2018 )
• Research shows cancer-targeting immunotherapy inhibits tumor growth
  (Tehran Times 10 Sep 2018 )
• September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
  (The Austin Villager 10 Sep 2018 )
• CDC reports staggering number of cardiovascular deaths and hospitalizations
  (St. Louis American 10 Sep 2018 )
• Mayo Clinic researchers identify a potential new approach to treat HER2 positive breast cancer
  (Women's Health Weekly 07 Sep 2018 )
• Resveratrol regulates blood pressure by enhancing AMPK signaling
  (Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week 07 Sep 2018 )
• Scientists develop alternative treatment for peripheral artery disease
  (Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week 07 Sep 2018 )
• Supplementation with curcumin inhibits intestinal cholesterol absorption and prevents atherosclerosis in mice
  (Health & Medicine Week 07 Sep 2018 )
• Higher fiber intake associated with lower ovarian cancer risk
  (Clinical Trials Week 07 Sep 2018 )
• Researchers find same hormone plays role in diabetes, hypertension
  (UPI Health News (Business) 06 Sep 2018 )
• Aggressive prostate cancer may respond to immunotherapy
  (UPI Health News (Business) 06 Sep 2018 )
• Doctors Without Borders calls for cheaper TB drugs
  (Cape Times 06 Sep 2018 )
• Inflammation biomarker in blood may help predict effectiveness of depression drugs
  (Targeted News Service 05 Sep 2018 )
• Study shows heart attack risk of common painkiller
  (The Herald 05 Sep 2018 )
• Drug-resistant superbug spreading, study says
  (China Daily: US Edition 05 Sep 2018 )
• Probiotic could help slow osteoporosis
  (Erie Times-News 04 Sep 2018 )
• Swine Flu getting more widespread in China
  (Tri-State Neighbor 31 Aug 2018 )
• BURINI: Promote medical literacy if we are to win war against diseases
  (Nation 31 Aug 2018 )
• Zydus receives final approval from the USFDA for two products, Gemfibrozil Tablets USP and Aripiprazole Orally Disintegrating Tablets USP
  (ENP Newswire 31 Aug 2018 )
• Connecticut: regulators expand qualifying conditions eligible for cannabis therapy
  (Targeted News Service (Press Releases) 31 Aug 2018 )
• Smoking and drinking too much can damage arteries early in life
  (Targeted News Service (Press Releases) 30 Aug 2018 )
• Oral anticoagulants plus antiplatelets linked to poor outcome in atrial fibrillation
  (European Pharmaceutical Review 30 Aug 2018 )
• EpiPen shortage raises alarm
  (Erie Times-News 30 Aug 2018 )
• Osteoporosis - understanding some essentials
  (New Indian Express 30 Aug 2018 )
• Ottawa's drug-pricing changes threaten Canadians who suffer from rare diseases
  (Syrian Arab News Agency 29 Aug 2018 )
• Secret tunnels between skull and brain
  (FARS News Agency 29 Aug 2018 )
• Glioblastoma remains a deadly form of cancer
  (Voice of America News 29 Aug 2018 )
• Astragalus reduced intestinal mucosal damage and promoted tissue repair in mouse model of intestinal inflammation
  (Health & Medicine Week 29 Aug 2018 )
• Scientists propose a new lead for Alzheimer's research
  (Health & Medicine Week 24 Aug 2018 )
• Blood pressure control reduces risk of MCI, dementia
  (The Sidney Daily News 24 Aug 2018 )
• Powerful molecules provide new findings about Huntington’s disease
  (Drug Target Review 24 Aug 2018 )
• Benzodiazepines are associated with increased risk of Alzheimer's disease
  (Drug Week 24 Aug 2018 )

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