Conditions Jenn SinrichNov 20 Thankfully, AIDS in the 21st century is nothing like it was in the decade that preceded it, but it is still a horrible disease that affects approximately 1.1 million people. In fact, in the year 2015 alone, 18,303 people received an AIDS diagnosis. The good news is that research is coming… Read More: 13 Surprising Things Most People Don’t Know About HIV and… »
Gabapentin is an anticonvulsant medication that helps control seizures in people with epilepsy. Some forms of gabapentin can also treat restless legs syndrome or certain types of nerve pain. Gabapentin appears to work by altering electrical activity in the brain and influencing the activity of chemicals called neurotransmitters, which send messages between nerve cells. Brand… Read More: Gabapentin: What to know »
By DAVID SHAYWITZ MD At long last, we seem to be on the threshold of departing the earliest phases of AI, defined by the always tedious “will AI replace doctors/drug developers/occupation X?” discussion, and are poised to enter the more considered conversation of “Where will AI be useful?” and “What are the key barriers to… Read More: AI Doesn’t Ask Why — But Physicians And Drug Developers… »
Your eye is composed of different parts that all work together in synergy to give you clear vision. But there is one important part that rarely gets talked about — the conjunctivas, or the mucous membranes that cover each of your eyes. The role of the mucous membranes is to provide protection from foreign objects… Read More: All You Need to Know About Pink Eye: An Introduction »