Breastfeeding

Feeding a child human breast milk. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics , human breast milk is preferred for all infants. This includes even premature and sick babies, ...

breastfeeding

Medical; Health care; Medicine

The nursing of an infant at the breast.

breastfeeding

Parenting; Child rearing

It is feeding a baby with breast milk from the mother or the wet nurse, which can be done exclusively or partially, in which case the baby also receives other food-base fluids.

progression-free survival

Medical; Medical research

Sopravvivenza libera da progressione. E' l'intervallo di tempo che intercorre tra l'avvio del trattamento la progressione della malattia o la morte del soggetto.

T-DM1 Herceptin

Medical; Medical research

T-DM1 is an experimental treatment method to deliver new classes of cancer drugs that may be more effective and less toxic than currently existing treatments. The treatment ...

antibiotic

Medical; Medical research

A drug used to treat or prevent a disease that is caused by bacteria or other germs that cause disease.

Fleming

Medical; Medical research

Scottish scientist who discovered penicillin in 1928. He was born in 1881 and died in 1928.

bath salts

Medical; Medical research

The generic name given to drugs that are unlabelled and unknown, yet still bought and ingested by drug abusers. Bath salts have become a hot topic since the "zombie face eater" ...

Sanger

Medical; Medical research

British scientist who explained the structure of hormone insulin in 1955. He made it possible to make insulin in laboratories.

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Titanic remains

Remains of human victims, their boots and clothing partially buried in the mud at the Titanic site two-and-a-half miles below the ocean's surface, ...