Month: June 2015

Medicare Card, NIH still active in Gulf region five years after oil spill

Medicare Card, NIH launches largest clinical trial focused on HIV-related cardiovascular disease

“Genetically modified,” and “genetically engineered.” These are the terms often heard when referring to certain foods. What do they mean for you as a consumer? According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, foods that have been genetically modified, like fruits, vegetables, oils, cereals, etc., were introduced to the market in the 1990s.  Since then, … Read more

Heredity accounts for up to 35 percent of small intestinal carcinoid, a rare digestive cancer, according to findings from a team at the National Institutes of Health. The researchers examined families with a history of the disease. Because the disease has long been considered randomly occurring rather than inherited, people with a family history are … Read more

Medicare Card, Sign Up as an Organ, Eye, or Tissue Donor

Medicare Card, On Earth Day, Show NASA How There’s No Place Like Home

Medicare Card, Global pandemic of fake medicines poses urgent risk, scientists say

Medicare Card, Drugs that activate brain stem cells may reverse multiple sclerosis

Medicare Card, Applying for VA Claims Just Got Easier

Medicare Card, NIH expands medical scholars program, announces new class

Medicare Card, U.S. adults don’t feel confident

Medicare Card, Preliminary results show improvement in MS symptoms