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1). Creativity fuels sex life According to the researchers, while writers and artists from Byron to Picasso have perpetuated the notion of the amorous artist, the new study may be the first to offer up some real proof. “Creative people are often considered to be very attractive and get lots of attention as a result. They tend to be charismatic and produce art and p... 2). Dealing with Migraine Pain In recent years, scientists found out a lot about managing migraines but despite that fact there is still no known cure. There are numerous medications available now. They are to mitigate migraine pain or prevent these terrible headaches. We can get them from over-the-counter and by prescription. If you suffer from migrain... 3). Generic Drugs Or Brand-Name Originals - What to Choose? Before getting into the merits of the case, it is necessary to find out a little about generic drugs. When a pharmaceutical company brings out a drug, that company is the only one that may produce the drug in the same country for a fixed number of years. When this time passes, other pharmaceutical companies can make the same drug and t... 4). Green tea extract might help blood cancer patients The participants of the research were 4 victims of CLL, the most common type of blood cancer, who were being given drugs containing green tea extract epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG). After a certain period of time, a decrease in cancerous cells in their bodies was observed. 3 of the 4 patients expressed improved response to treatment and one had im... 5). Obesity ‘can be caught like a cold’ A team of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, led by Dr Leah Whigham, discovered that the human adenovirus Ad-37 leads to obesity in chickens, marking the third virus to be linked to being overweight: two related viruses, Ad-36 and Ad-5, also lead to obesity in animals. What’s more, Ad-36 has been connected with human obesity, which leads scienti... 6). Pain relief for newborn babies A group of neonatologists - Peter Gray and his colleagues examined 212 Australian hospitals in which 200 or more babies a year are delivered about their knowledge and use of techniques that bring pain-relief for minor procedures in infants born at term or near term. Dr Gray of Mater Mother’s Hospital in Brisbane declared that inspite o... 7). Prescription contraceptives must be covered That is why Susan had to pay for them out-of-pocket. Susan asked the hospital to pay for contraceptives, because it covered other prescription drugs and preventative care. When the hospital refused, she got in touch with the National Women’s Law Center, Washington, D.C. NWLC attorneys immediately informed the hospital administration that these acti... 8). Research finds that 87% of consumers choose generic drugs The researchers analyzed four drugs: Allegra, Arava, Amaryl and Zithromax. In the second half of 2005, each of these drugs run out of patent protection. Their generic equivalents were bought instead at an average factor of 87 percent within 30 days of the equivalent’s delivery at pharmacies. The research was organized by Medco Health S... 9). Stay Youthful - the Latest Trends Well, time machine non-withstanding, science is helping us find the secrets of eternal youth, telling us how the body can rejuvenate on its own. What better way than to start with something as natural as the body itself? What you eat It's no secret that what you eat can dramatically improve your health, but what you choose...