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Prices of Nearly 400 Anti-Cancer Drugs Slashed by Up to 87%, Expected to Save Patients Millions in India
Hundreds of anti-cancer medications are receiving price cuts as high as 87% thanks to government regulation intended to curb drug profiteering.
FDA Approves First Depression Treatment in Decades: A Nasal Spray Doctors Can Administer for Quick Relief
Though the treatment has received its fair share of wariness, it could provide immediate relief for patients experience treatment-resistant depression.
Two Patients Make History After Essentially Being Cured of HIV Using Stem Cell Transplant
It has been a little over 12 years since a Berlin man became the first patient to ever be cured of HIV – and now, two more patients may have joined him.
Anonymous Police Officer Leaves Pregnant Waitress ‘Hysterical’ With Joy When He Leaves $100 Tip
A compassionate police officer is being praised for anonymously leaving a hefty tip for a waitress who is almost eight months pregnant.
Officer Becomes Hero to Neighborhood Kids After Sitting Down to Play With Girls Who ‘Were Afraid of Cops’
This police officer has become a local celebrity after he took the time to befriend some local children who expressed a fear of cops.
How Acupuncture May Ease Symptoms of Menopause
Studies have been conducted on the effects of acupuncture on menopausal women, but this research offers new evidence on its “realistic” efficacy.
Diabetes Patients May Soon Be Able to Say Goodbye to Needles, Thanks to These Capsules From MIT
Insulin shots may soon be a thing of the past now that MIT researchers have developed an oral capsule to deliver insulin.
Cancer Patient Who Set Up Antiques Shop as Dying Wish is Still in Business 20 Years Later
It has been 20 years since this Englishman was given a dire cancer diagnosis – and he credits his longevity to the joy of running his antique store.
Holistic Patches Relieve Anxiety – Without Drugs
A California health practitioner invented a natural, drug-free patch that can treat nausea in people and pets—and relieve cramps, vertigo, and hangovers: Meet GoPatch.
Hospital ‘Bouncer’ Nurses Are Saving Lives By Dramatically Cutting Down on Hospital Waiting Times
These nurses specialize in assessing patients before they even get to the receptionist — and it has already had a dramatic impact on wait times.
Seven Years After Undergoing Experimental MS Treatment, Woman is Still Experiencing No Symptoms
This young mother from Anchorage, Alaska is still thriving after undergoing an experimental stem cell therapy seven years ago.
When I Was Alone at the Hospital at 4AM, a Lyft Driver Restored My Faith in Humanity
I had not slept in days, and when I was released from the hospital at 4AM, I was anticipating an awkward drive home – but I was pleasantly surprised.
‘Game-Changing’ Approval of Liver Transplant Procedure Expected to Halve the Waiting List
After its successful assessment and approval, this “ground-breaking” procedure is expected to halve the amount of people waiting for liver transplants.
Tiny Sponges in the Bloodstream Could Greatly Reduce Cancer Treatment Side Effects
The sponges could also allow doctors to take more aggressive therapeutic action against liver cancer, too.
US Cancer Death Rate Has Fallen by 27% in 25 Years – Study
This new report shows that millions of people have lived longer and fuller lives thanks to a steadily declining cancer death rate.
Unique New Study Proves Pharmacists Working in Barbershops Drastically Improves Men’s Health
An innovative healthcare project proves that men are more likely to improve their health thanks to visits to their local barbershops.
Dunkin’ and Baskin-Robbins Pay $2 Million to Bring Hundreds of Therapy Dogs into Children’s Hospitals
Though most people say that “laughter is the best medicine”, young hospital patients often find more joy in a wagging tail.
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These Cheap Little Refrigerators Can Provide Cooling Without Needing Any Kind of Power
MIT researchers have filed for patents on their inexpensive little refrigerators that require no power. The passive system, which is primarily being hailed as a way to preserve food and medications in hot off-grid locations, is essentially a high-tech version of a parasol.
Instead of Buying New Car, Retired Paramedic Spends $40K on Overdose Prevention Kits and Already Saved 94 Lives
Back in January 2017, retired firefighter and paramedic Luis Garcia had been planning on using the $40,000 in his savings account to buy a...
Instead of Taking Their Share of Hospital Lotto Pool Winnings, Nurses Give It All to Two Struggling Co-Workers
Instead of using their lottery winnings to benefit all of them, these nurses wanted to use the cash to help two of their co-workers going through hardship.