Health

Former Pulp keyboard player Candida Doyle urges people living with arthritis to come together on 20th World Arthritis Day.

Cutting-edge new research by KellySciPub indicates that the core personalized medicine market will be worth over $60 billion by 2019.

Despite the popularity of low-carb diets and the rise of food allergies and intolerances - especially to gluten and wheat - consumers across Scotland, England and Wales are thirty times more likely to choose a sandwich than a salad when eating out of home.

InteraXon, Toronto-based brain health technology company, today announced that it has raised $10 million in Series B funding led by OMERS Ventures, its second investment to the company since 2013. The series also included investment from firms including Felicis Ventures, Horizons Ventures and Flextronics Lab IX.

Most children from English-speaking countries have been taught the alphabet using very similar word association charts for centuries e.g. A is for apple, B is for ball or boat and C is for cat. But when it comes to people diagnosed with autism, what inspires them to learn, and what words they associate with letters, is often completely different and unique.

Kustomvape a premium supplier of CBD eliquid in the UK has seen a rapid increase in sales as the UK starts to waken up to the benefits of CBD.

To address the inconvenience, inaccessibility and expense of general and emergency healthcare, EZ-4-U, an innovative new medical technology company, has developed a revolutionary on-demand healthcare delivery system that allows patients immediate access to US-trained, Board-certified physicians and nurse practitioners, entirely via a computer or smartphone.

The first Deskfast Day is being held as part of the national ‘A Better Breakfast’ campaign this March. The day has been organised to encourage people to get ‘back to breakfast’ after figures show a decrease in the amount of people eating the ‘most important meal of the day’.

A recent compelling study published in the journal Molecular Cancer Therapeutics adds to the growing evidence that marijuana possesses medical properties and should be legally available for medicinal purposes.