Avandia, a drug often prescribed to patients with diabetes, may have caused millions of heart attacks around the world. This is the conclusion of a 334-page report submitted by the U.S. Senate on Saturday. According to the American authorities, the GlaxoSmith-Kline (GSK), pharmaceutical company that produces the drug, knew the risks to which patients were exposed, but always kept them hidden from the public

20.02.2010
The first successful heart transplantation in Russia was performed in 1987 in Moscow by Dr. Shumakov. In the 1990s, three heart transplantation surgeries were performed in Saint Petersburg. Unfortunately, all patients passed away a few days after their surgeries

16.02.2010
Increasingly more children suffer from obesity. Within the last 20 years, the number of children age 6 through 11 suffering from obesity has increased two-fold, and teenagers – thee-fold. It is a very serious problem because the child’s body continues developing. If a child is overweight at early age, in future it may cause various diseases, including high blood pressure, diabetes, and atherosclerosis

12.02.2010
What are mutations really? In biology, true mutations are really accidents in the genetic code. The mutations are caused by environmental forces such as radiation. The energy from the radiation will causes random changes within the very structure of genes. Evolutionists believe that if given enough time these accidental changes within the structure of genes will change the biology of an animal or plant from simpler to more complex or from type of life into another