Research suggests that some of the best nonmedicinal tools for fighting depression may be in the form of knitting needles and painting palettes. By Mayo Clinic Staff. In children and teens, symptoms may include clinginess, worry, aches and pain, and refusal to go to school. In: Rang and Dale’s Pharmacology. Women with depression are nearly… Read More »
Taking some medications at specific times of the day can help them work better. In one study performed a few years ago, Spanish researchers tested the timing of blood pressure medicines in a men and women with mild kidney disease, all of them taking one or more blood pressure medicines. Half were asked to take… Read More »
As interest in the application of plasma medicine — the use of low-temperature plasma (LTP) created by an electrical discharge to address medical problems — continues to grow, so does the need for research advancements proving its capabilities and potential impacts on the health care industry. Across the world, many research groups are investigating plasma… Read More »
Bowen kept thinking about the next pandemic, when the supply of masks from China might plummet and the demand for domestic masks might surge again. He sent letters warning about a potential supply-chain problem to President Obama in 2010, and to President Trump in 2017; he wrote to the Defense Secretary; to hospital-safety associations; to… Read More »