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Jul
17

Postponing Obamacare Into Oblivion

It's no secret that Republican politicians don't like Obamacare. Thus far, the Affordable Care Act - passed in 2010 - has survived congressional gridlocks, state refusals to expand Medicaid coverage, and a constitutional case in front of the U.S. Supreme Court. This week, the U.S. House of Representatives is voting on yet another bill created to slow the…

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Jul
16

Allergy Attack: UK Doctors Warn about Serious Skin Allergy Outbreak

This time of year is always peak period for allergies in UK, but doctors are warning the British population about a different skin allergy epidemic which is caused by preservatives found in household cosmetic products.

With high pollen counts and warm dry weather, it is hardly surprising that doctors are making announcements warning the population about outbreaks of allergies which…

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Jul
15

How 3D Touchscreen With Tactile Feedback Could Save Lives

Microsoft have developed a touchscreen that displays 3D images that can be felt and manipulated by its users. The prototype consists of an LCD flat panel screen that has been modified with force sensors and a moveable robotic arm. Microsoft's research team claim that they can simulate…

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Jul
10

Increased Chance of Pre-existing Conditions Cover as IMG Offer Moratorium Underwriting

IMG's GlobalFusion plan will now allow clients to choose moratorium underwriting instead of only full medical underwriting with exclusions. Globalsurance experts view this as a good move for IMG, as one of the plan's main target markets is aimed at retirees, who have higher likelihood of pre-existing conditions. Retirees are…

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Jul
09

Sugary Substance in Naked Mole Rat's Skin Could Hold the Key to Treating Cancer

Scientific studies published in the journal, Nature  show that a research team have found that the naked mole rat never gets cancer, due to a unique property of its skin cells. A research team from the University of Rochester, New York, USA have been investigating the naked mole rat's anti-cancer properties with the…

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Jul
08

Scientists Create the World's First 3D High-Resolution Digital Brain

A research team has created the world's first high-resolution 3D digital model of the human brain. The model, which has been named 'Big Brain' and shows the brain's anatomy in microscopic detail, will be made available for free to neuroscientists as an important research resource and a reference point for future studies.

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Jul
05

New Development Regarding the Care of Stroke Victims

People who have suffered a major stroke are often left immobile and require bed care in the immediate aftermath of the event. Being immobile can lead to several other health issues such as deep vein thrombosis ( DVT) which can in turn result in blood clots forming and trigger another stroke. However, new research is testing an intervention that reduces the risk associated with this period…

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Jul
04

Delaying Workplace Coverage Requirements

Up to this point, most policies of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) have been implemented according to their scheduled timeline - in 2010, existing insurance plans had…

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Jul
03

Making Cancer Treatment Bespoke

Sixty or seventy years ago, one of the public aims of cancer research was to develop a 'cure' for cancer. However, research is increasingly  suggesting that far from there being a universal cure for the condition, the experience of it is in fact unique to each individual and effective treatment will have to be tailored to the nature of the disease in the individual sufferer. This insight…

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Jul
02

Fighting Cancer with HIV

What does two pounds look like? Two pounds is a large chocolate cake. Two pounds is a 10-week-old kitten. Two pounds is eight sticks of butter. Two pounds is a substantial amount, so it's no surprise that the international medical community takes note when researchers announce they've found a method to kill two pounds of cancer cells - by injecting the…

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