The winners of this year’s Nobel Prize for Medicine say they expect substantial advances toward treating cancer in the next several decades, although it is unlikely the disease could be eradicated. James Allison of the United States and Tasuku Honjo of Japan made the assessments at a Thursday news conference ahead of receiving the 9… Read More: Cancer could be 'stalled' but world will never be rid… »
A new University of Central Florida study suggests abuse and mistreatment by those at the top of an organization do not necessarily lead to abusive behavior by lower-level leaders. When offered leadership opportunities, prior victims of workplace abuse are more likely to treat their own subordinates better by learning from the bad behavior of their… Read More: Study finds bad bosses could turn you into a great… »
How often do you go to the gym and when last did you visit your GP for a general health check? These are the questions we ask ourselves every now and again to try and determine how well we’re doing health-wise, but when was the last time you really checked in with yourself? Stop and… Read More: Take This Quick Survey And You Could Win! »
There are no treatment options approved for peanut allergy, which is commonly found in American children. But new findings presented at the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) Annual Scientific Meeting and published in The New England Journal of Medicine reveal that a therapy to protect people with this allergy is awaiting review… Read More: Breakthrough Treatment Could Protect People With Peanut Allergies »