Health Update

Painkillers don’t impair person’s ability to drive safely

Washington, Oct 15 : Consumption of opioid pain relievers, such as morphine and other narcotics does not impair a person’s ability to drive safely, a new research has found.

DNA-repair mechanism may be behind breast cancer

Poor chair designs to be blamed for neck and back pain in school students

Melbourne, Oct 15 : Poor chair designs are partially to be blamed for neck and back pain in high school students, an Australian research has revealed

Alzheimer’s risk predicted by simple blood test

Chicago: A simple blood test may be able to identify whether mild lapses of memory could be early stage of Alzheimer’s disease, researchers said.

An international team of researchers explained 18 cell-signaling, or communication, proteins found in the blood predicted with 90 percent accuracy whether a person would develop Alzheimer’s disease.

They said tests for detecting the changes in these proteins could be used to predict the disease 2 to 6 years before its onset and may be beneficial in the search for treatments.

Limited Amount Of Wine Is Safe For Pregnant Women – Researchers

Wine and Pregnant WomanBritain researchers have suggested that reasonable amount of w

Chilli peppers may help reduce acute post-surgery pain

Washington, Oct 15 : A new study has revealed that purified capsaicin, a drug derived from chilli peppers, may reduce acute post-surgery pain.

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