Tendonitis is an inflammation of the tendons, the so-called cords that bind muscles to bones. The term tendonitis describes an inflammatory, degenerative disorder of the tendons, which serve a connective function for attaching the end piece of a cross-striated muscle to the skeletal structure. These fibrous structures assist muscles in moving bones as well as…
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Headaches in Women: Causes, Types, Treatment
Headaches are one of the most unpleasant sensations that a person can experience. Severe discomfort in the forehead, temples, crown, or back of the head can signal a variety of reasons, ranging from banal overwork and lack of proper sleep to serious ailments that require immediate treatment. But according to the statistics, headaches are more…
Newest Covid Drugs and Their Alternatives
When the Covid-19 pandemic took humanity by surprise, scientists rushed to find a cure that could speed up recovery and reduce deaths from the new virus. Have these searches been successful? Are there effective medicines against coronavirus today? We bring to your attention the most effective Covid-19 drugs currently available. Why is the virus hard…
Viagra: Latest News, Generics, How To Get and Alternatives
Pharmacological companies are developing new alternatives to the brand drug. That guarantees a lower price and more chances for people to cope with their health problems. So, what else can we say about Viagra? How Viagra Changes Sexual Life Both men and women experience low libido due to various reasons. Diseases, unhealthy lifestyle, lack of…
Why the antibiotic pipeline is running dry: the solution-small biotech companies.
Since 1998 the US Food and Drug Administration has approved just 13 new antibiotics (and none in 2011-13) and European Medicines Agency (http://www.ema.europa.eu/ema/) has produced no new classes of antibiotics in the past 30 years. In the same period of time drug-resistant bacteria have spread into the community and healthcare becoming common, and an almost permanent headline…
Fight back against MRSA to be started with a sniff novel
MRSA – gone in a sniff Fight back against MRSA to be started with a sniff novel – Procarta technology to disable killer bacteria in a nasal spray. An innovative, anti-bacterial spray that kills MRSA (only) is being developed by Procarta Biosystems. The spray, which can be used in the nose to decolonise patients prior…