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25th September 2009
Morgan State University
Morgan State University at 1700 East Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore, Maryland sits on a spacious 140-acre campus nestled among rolling hills of Northeast Baltimore.
Morgan State University has earned a national reputation as a p... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
Coppin State University
Coppin State University is a 52-acre campus in West Baltimore, very much an urban campus, however, its lovely shaded walks and fountains give it the atmosphere of a serene residential college. Most of the buildings are new, mode... Read >
Author: wbdoyle10th September 2009
Though Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, or CPR, may date back hundreds or even thousands of years, the first instance of CPR being medically cited occurred during the 18th century in Paris when the Paris Academy of Science first recommended mouth-to-mouth r... Read >
Author: cpraedcourse18th August 2009
When Madrid based dealer ECTE approached a Minnesota water treatment company in Minneapolis, MN in 2003 about seeking European Union certification on its water treatment electronics for the prevention of Legionella, the water treatment company's Regional ... Read >
Author: Larry Couture09th July 2009
A recent study made by the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine revealed that patients who underwent the most popular gastric bypass surgery developed kidney stones at a rate that almost doubles the rate of obese patients who didn't have the operat... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson06th July 2009
The regular American diet is not suitable for our bodies as it is quite acidic in nature. Fat, though in regular amounts helps protect against acidity, but excess acidity can lead towards storage of extra fat in our bodies leading to obesity and chronic p... Read >
Author: Abdullah Salim15th June 2009
The standard for ranking the top nursing schools is U.S. News and World Report, which asks deans, administrators, and faculty members to evaluate other schools based on the quality of academic programs and how well students are prepared for a career in nu... Read >
Author: Cathy Somers12th June 2009
Depression can be defined as a persistent and irregular mood state characterized by sadness, melancholy, slowed mental process and changes in physical patterns such as eating and sleeping. It is fairly obvious that the above changes in routine are unhealt... Read >
Author: dr mony05th June 2009
Becoming a doctor is a dream for many, given its status as a noble profession that also brings affluence. Hence, there is a rush of candidates seeking admission into the top medical colleges every year. To select the best, medical colleges follow rigorous... Read >
Author: Kilian17th January 2009
There is no doubt that a game designer has an enviable job in the eyes of many people. If you are interested in computer games or video games and have considered a design career then you first need to figure out if you have what it takes. As fun as it sou... Read >
Author: Blake Evans17th December 2008
Les champignons hallucinogènes bon pour la santé ?
Les effets bénéfiques d’une seule dose de champignon magique persisteraient plus d’un an, selon une étude récente publiée dans le Journal of Psychopharmacology. Le chercheur Roland Griffiths d... Read >
Author: azerty200815th December 2008
To date, no study has found any concrete links between psychological distress being caused by having an abortion, or “post-abortion syndrome.” Efforts to show that such a thing exists have been politically motivated, experts say. A team from Johns Hop... Read >
Author: morningshift08th December 2008
It is sometimes hard to stay motivated when trying to lose weight but the problem has a simple solution - feed off of the things that truly inspire you. Researchers have shed light on what does and does not motivate you to drop old behaviors and replace t... Read >
Author: Dr. Becky Gillaspy04th December 2008
Largest in the State of Maryland in United States, Baltimore is an independent city. Its population in 2007 was 637,455. Located at around 64 Kilometers north east of Washington D.C it is also one of the major ports in the country.
Uniqueness of Bal... Read >
Author: zander smith06th September 2008
Those conditions include lung cancer, cervical cancer and cystic fibrosis, the research noted in a presentation scheduled for the 236th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society.
"We studied the properties of disease-causing viruses that evolve... Read >
Author: patty19th June 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 BrainFit For Life
The title question may be a bit of a stretch, but you only need to connect a couple of research dots to get from childhood obesity to reduced brain fitness in older age.
Belly Fat and Brain Fitness are Related
... Read >
08th May 2008
If you thought that drugs with their unwanted side effects were the only way to control high blood pressure, think again. Studies show that a sizable number of people with mild hypertension can get their pressure dropped with out drugs. At an American Col... Read >
Author: David Jones16th April 2008
The Dupont Circle is an interesting place to visit if one is interested in cultural tourism. In this vibrant, cosmopolitan neighborhood, you will find some of the city's finest museums and historic homes as well as an array of ethnic restaurants, unique b... Read >
Author: James Cook16th April 2008
The Dupont Circle is an interesting place to visit if one is interested in cultural tourism. In this vibrant, cosmopolitan neighborhood, you will find some of the city's finest museums and historic homes as well as an array of ethnic restaurants, unique b... Read >
Author: James Cook04th March 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 SharpBrains
You're driving through suburbia one evening looking for the street where you're supposed to have dinner at a friend's new house. You slow down to a crawl, turn down the radio, stop talking, and stare at every sign. Why is... Read >
Author: Alvaro22nd February 2008
Smoking is a practice where a substance, most commonly tobacco, is burned and the smoke tasted or inhaled. This is primarily done as a form of recreational drug use, as combustion releases the active substances in drugs such as nicotine and makes them a... Read >
Author: Peter sams12th February 2008
Preserve native culture or assimilate into American's melting pot? Indian immigrants respond to this age old dilemma.
They are known as the turbaned tide. Novelist Diya Das explores the journey made by Indian immigrants from the subcontinent to America... Read >
Author: Nicole Langan12th February 2008
I want to write / Something that you will believe / Something that's more than these words
And does she ever. Poet Diya Das illuminates six years of adolescence through her introspective verse in In Mind: A Collection of Poetry. Das' first artistic mus... Read >
Author: Nicole Langan11th February 2008
Saturn’s moon Titan is an enticingly mysterious world. The Huygens probe landed on Titan in January 2005 and has since then sent images and other data about the moon. A research team at Johns Hopkins University in Laurel, Maryland led by Ralph Lorenz ha... Read >
Author: Joel Kontinen06th February 2008
Acne Treatment With Skin Suction And Light
A new approach to treat acne is being tried by Girish S. Munavalli, MD, medical director, Dermatology, Laser, and Vein Specialists of the Carolinas, Charlotte, N.C.; instructor, Johns Hopkins University, Ba... Read >
Author: CD Mohatta20th January 2008
There has been a promising outcome based on a study using
home-based neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) to enhance
quadriceps fitness in older people suffering from Osteoarthritis of the
knee.
Symptoms of this “wear-and-tear” a... Read >
Author: kietht25th September 2007
Embryonic stem cells have been making headlines recently. But among the talk, there is rarely a pause to explain what embryonic stem cells are, what makes them unique, and why they stir up so much debate.Stem cells, unlike other cells, can renew themselv... Read >
Author: EmpoweredD03rd September 2007
Maryland is the wealthiest state of United State of America and it is situated on the Atlantic coast. It has over 350 biotechnology firms and is a center of life sciences. It has median house hold income of $65,144 beating New Jersey, which previously had... Read >
Author: valkyrie lliorlance26th July 2007
Is there an effective type II diabetes diet drug? When we look at questions concerning type II diabetes control, diet, drug, exercise and dietary supplements are all mentioned. There are conventional, complementary and alternative treatments for type II... Read >
Author: Patsy Hamilton29th June 2007
Washington DC is the nation�s capital and may seem like a funny place to set up a corporation. The number one business in Washington DC is the nation�s government. Still there are many corporate offices here from companies around the country an... Read >
31st May 2007
Everyone can remember when their mothers said, �Eat your broccoli, it is good for you.� Research is showing that your mother did know best! In this article, we will discuss research on cruciferous vegetable extracts and how it can fight cancer.
Dr... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer27th May 2007
Washington D.C. Our nation's capital. While one may tend to think of this area as the seat of Democracy and the federal government, there is a side to it that may not readily come to mind. The surrounding areas have quietly evolved into a wonderful area... Read >
Author: Justin Lee03rd May 2007
From the desk of Dr Magne, author of Cancer Free For Life
New research findings show that extra body fat doesn't just weigh you down. Scientists now have evidence that too many fat cells prompt ongoing reactions in the body that may increase cancer ris... Read >
Author: Dr Laurence Magne04th April 2007
The Archives of Neurology, a monthly professional medical journal published by the American Medical Association, published a study done by researchers at Johns Hopkins University in Maryland, suggesting that vitamins E and C, when taken together, could po... Read >
Author: Tim Moore30th March 2007
Achieving great health and wellness is as easy as eating your vegetables. Therefore it would be foolish not to start eating more broccoli, according to research.
Research has found that certain vegetables like kale, cauliflower, broccoli, brussel sprout... Read >
Author: Kimberly Jamieson31st January 2007
Wondering what to give those special, health-conscious gal pals for special events this coming year? I have the perfect gift suggestion --- chocolate! I don't mean just any chocolate . . . but specifically dark chocolate. Now it's no secret that most wom... Read >
Author: Dr. Eileen Silva06th January 2007
These days zip ties and cable ties are giving duct tape a run for its money. Generally known for their primary function of bundling cables and cords, zip ties are a versatile product, increasingly being utilized for a variety of creative purposes. Here’... Read >
Author: Rick Ferguson20th November 2006
Corporate America and small businesses alike are constantly looking for new and exciting ways to improve morale, reduce injuries & worker compensation costs, reduce absenteeism, boost sales, or motivate employees to turn in more money saving suggestions. ... Read >
Author: Jim Serre06th November 2006
Diabetes has long been regarded as a risk factor of heart disease. The specific relationship between the two was unclear although diabetes is known to double the risk of heart disease. As a result, many people living with diabetes have to monitor their he... Read >
Author: Ng Peng Hock20th October 2006
To the ‘First World’, Africa - the ‘Dark Continent’ - has traditionally been regarded with a mixture of fear, intrigue, romanticism and disdain. Due to the fact that western society learned about Africa through the blinkered and biased views of co... Read >
Author: Nicole Martin30th April 2006
Does smoking cause low back pain? Recent study on smoking and low back pain offers new insights A new study strengthens the link between smoking and lower back pain, and also sheds light on the causes of degenerative lumbar spine problems.
The study on... Read >
Author: Brian Kennet16th April 2006
What they did not tell you about 9/11!
A Latest study by the U.S. government provides the recent evidence of a systematic cover-up of the health toll from pollution following the 9/11 catastrophe, which doctors dread will cause more deaths than the att... Read >
Author: J Farrington31st May 2005
Broccoli, that well-known scion of the Brassica family, hit the headlines for the wrong reason! George Bush (Sr) considered it unpalatable!
As a matter of fact, its potent anti-cancer properties should have been reason enough to catapult it to fame (a... Read >
Author: Jay Chatterjee
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