Ebola is a fatal condition in humans and nonhuman primates. It’s a hemorrhagic fever, caused due to virus of the Filoviridae family.
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Ebola is a fatal condition in humans and nonhuman primates. It’s a hemorrhagic fever, caused due to virus of the Filoviridae family.
Read moreEating healthy food is very important for everyone. But there are some foods that are very good, especially for issues that affect women, such as pregnancy, brittle bones, breast cancer, and more.
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Swollen ankles and swollen feet are common, especially – if you have been standing or walking a lot.
Read moreResearchers have identified these three potential Zika treatments in the laboratory by screening 6,000 different compounds that included already-approved drugs and clinical trial drug candidates.
Read moreIf you are experiencing a stroke, you need immediate treatment to reduce the risks of brain damage, disability, or even death.
Read moreUTIs are bacterial infections in the urinary system. Most of the time, UTIs are caused by bacteria, however, in some cases it can be due to fungi and in extreme cases by viruses.
Read moreFDA Approved Troxyca ER oxycodone/naltrexone hydrochloride medication from Pfizer Inc. with abuse-deterrent properties for the management of pain! Pfizer Inc. announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have approved Troxyca ER (oxycodone/naltrexone hydrochloride) in the form of extended-release capsules for oral use to manage severe pain.
Read moreAre you considering switching from a brand name drug to a generic drug, or vice versa? Many brand name drugs can be replaced with generic drugs or vice versa without any issue. But sometimes a change in a medication can lead to potential side-effects.
Read moreIt’s better to buy a medicine that treats your ailment only. Using a medicine that treats multiple problems means you’re taking extra medicine that you don’t need.
Read moreThe non-medical use and abuse of prescription drugs is a serious issue in the US. Many people take prescription medications responsibly. However, according to NIDA, roughly 52 million people (20% of those aged 12 and older) take prescription medications for non-medical reasons i.e., to get high or to change their mood at least once in their lifetime.
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