Homeopathy :: Homoeopathy In Malaysia
Homeopathy is spreading in Malaysia due to the hard works done by Prof Dr Nik Omar and his collegues at The Faculty of Homeopathy Malaysia.
More info at
http://drnikomar.tripod.com
Dr Mohd Nasir
Malaysia
Month: May 2003
Depression :: Anti-depressants ‘could affect driving’
Up to a million people in the UK could be driving under the effects of older generation anti-depressant drugs and tranquilizers, which can include aggression, dizziness and blurred vision.
Parkinson’s disease :: Caffeine and HRT cut Parkinson’s risk
A new study has found that women who consume little or no caffeine, but take hormone replacement therapy, may reduce their risk of developing Parkinson’s disease.
Autism :: Autism two separate illnesses
Autism, the devastating mental illness that affects thousands of children every year, is not a single psychological condition, scientists have discovered.
Nerve cell microchip developed
A chemical microchip, which could help nerve cells communicate, has been developed. It could work much more like the brain’s normal signaling system than existing chips, which are stimulated via electricity.
Stress :: Stress makes stroke de adlier
People who are highly stressed have 89 per cent more risk of dying after having a stroke compared to those who feel stress-free, according to a report published in Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association.
X-Ray – A reflection from the clinical bedside
Minimum Syndrome of Maximum Value
Less invasive surgery shrinks brain clots
A minimally invasive form of surgery is safe to use in people with a potentially deadly type of blood clot in the brain, results of a study released last week show.
Dysmenorrhoea – Carcinosin
A female, aged 23 years, with numerous brownish moles on face, consulted me for her c/o obstinate dysmenorrhoea since menarche. She used to experience severe pain in thigh especially right thigh with nausea on the first day of periods. The pain was better from warmth and used to reduce on following days till the period was over.
Breast cancer :: Molecules spreading breast cancer identified
Researchers at Georgetown University’s Lombardi Cancer Center and Yale University have identified two molecular predictors of breast cancer spread or metastasis. This may one day lead to tests of breast cancer tissue that will help physicians determine whether a woman’s breast cancer is likely to spread, or metastasize.