New 10mn cancer test
Researchers from the university of Queensland in Australia have developed a 10-minute test that can detect the presence of cancer cells anywhere in the human body by discovering a unique DNA structure that appears More...
New medicine against malaria
WILLEMSTAD - There is a new medicine for malaria on the market: Tafenoquine. The authorities have given permission to use the drug in the United States. It was discovered ten years ago and now it has finally reached More...
Stand up for your health: How to lessen the risks of too much sitting
You know that foggy, unfocused feeling you get after sitting too long at your desk? It may very well be your brain getting thinner, reducing its ability to process thoughts and memory, according to new research. In More...
Breastfeeding: Maintaining a nutritious diet
A breastfeeding diet is much the same as during pregnancy, with a few differences. It's important to have a variety of foods to make sure that your baby is getting all the vitamins and nutrients they need to grow. More...
How to navigate holiday eating when you have cancer
Family gatherings, office parties and lots and lots of food. The holidays are in full swing and, once again, food and drink seem to be the focus of every event. If you're coping with cancer during the winter holidays, More...
Recipe # 24 – Miracle Tree’s Moringa Cilantro-Lime Rice
Back by popular demand! Miracle Tree is happy to share our 1 minute video recipes to help inspire healthier cooking and eating habits! Looking for a simple, yet nutritious meal that will go great with Salmon, More...
A new theory about how acid reflux is a lot worse than you think
Imagine being in so much pain because of acid reflux that you lose your ability to speak. Think about not being able to feed yourself because you are too scared of the inevitable pain that eating any kind of food More...
The region on alert over the spread of “Red Eye”
PORT OF SPAIN - Several Caribbean islands have reported outbreaks of conjunctivitis at health facilities and medical practices. "The Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) is currently monitoring the situation More...
Chemical used in plastic bottles and containers potentially hazardous to health
BRUSSELS - European experts have announced that a chemical used in a wide range of plastics that come into contact with food, drinks, toys and cosmetics is “a substance of very high concern.” Bisphenol A (BPA) More...
Teenage binge drinking can cause brain damage – study
Scientists from Oregon State University analyzed studies that examined the effects of binge drinking and heavy drinking in teenagers and young adults and found marked effects on their brain structure. OREGON - Heavy More...
