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30th September 2009
Because stevia is natural and derived from the leaf of a plant, it does not contain any damaging chemicals often found in artificial sweeteners. Stevia is safe for diabetics, has been shown to help prevent tooth rot, and has also been recommended by the ... Read >
Author: Zane Carrillo30th September 2009
In April 2002, the World Health Organization (WHO), the World Trade Organization (WTO), the Norwegian Foreign Ministry, and the US-based Global Health Council held a 3-days workshop about "Pricing and Financing of Essential Drugs" in poor countries. Not s... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Even if the brain itself is insensitive to pain, certain regions of the skull such as the scalp, face, mouth and throat have nerve fibers that are sensitive to pain and which can hurt. Headache - or cephalgia - generally means any type of pain that would ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Everyone is discussing about H1N1 Influenza. But how many of us really understand about this virus? Basically the abbreviation of H1N1 is the official name by World Health Organization (WHO) by deriving the combination of medical terms of Hemaglutinin typ... Read >
Author: Anna Peacocks29th September 2009
The every day excitement of life tells everyone that it is a game of the best on top. If you want to be the one that is on top you will need to be prepared to tackle anything that comes before you at work. You will need to become ready to deal with many t... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
For decades we have believed that to lose excess body fat all we had to do was go on a diet, throw in some walking and a new, slim, trim body would emerge. But how wrong we all were as it now is proven that diets and low intensity activity does not get yo... Read >
Author: Gen Wright29th September 2009
Folks on all continents have used hundreds to thousands of indigenous plants for treatment of illnesses since prehistoric times.The first usually accepted use of plants as healing agents was depicted in the cave paintings discovered in the Lascaux caves i... Read >
Author: Moises Baxter29th September 2009
Asthma is a chronic situation that affects the respiratory system. During the course of an asthma attack, airways, which carry oxygen to and out of the lungs, tend to tighten and hence decrease the flow of oxygen coming to the lungs. The airways also beco... Read >
Author: wbdoyle28th September 2009
Torrevieja and the Costa Blanca in Spain are popular tourist destinations for people from all over the world. The area has a large British and Irish community. People from Northern Europe often vacation here and many own holiday properties or second homes... Read >
Author: wbdoyle28th September 2009
The World Health Organization calls stress "the health epidemic of the 21st century." Stress resulting in illness is the causative factor underlying more than 70% of all visits to the family doctor, medical doctors suggest. What is stress? We all talk ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle28th September 2009
Do you sometimes feel that you have sleep deprivation? Is the quality of your sleep what it should be or do you wake up feeling tired and lacking energy? In addition, do you have trouble concentrating and just not feeling up to par the rest of the day?
... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
Most everyone is aware that our public water systems include fluoride that is added to the water. The reason for the addition is to help prevent tooth decay; this is good right? The answer to this depends on the source of the fluoride as well as the lev... Read >
Author: Donna Hoffman23rd September 2009
Swine Flu is a number one health concern the world over. The HI1N1 flu or Swine Flu was first detected in US in April 2009. The worst affected areas initially were Canada and Mexico before H1N1 flu cases began to emerge in other areas of the world. In a s... Read >
Author: Andrew23rd September 2009
Switzerland ranks near the top among countries with highest quality of life in the world. The country's most cosmopolitan city is Geneva, which is also one of Europe's priciest. The city surrounds Lake Geneva with stunning views of the Alps and Jura mount... Read >
Author: mkemp1123rd September 2009
Network Solutions Iraqi National Congress volition today launching its Dot Com Directory, a tool that uses the extensive database of companies that rich person registered region name calling done NSI and combines it with information from other database co... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
One need only to scan a newspaper or read a weekly magazine to be astounded by the number of stories about new medical breakthroughs, disease processes, emerging threats of disease, or innovations in medical and health care technology. The World Health O... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
If you have ever been on a food reduction diet you have probably experienced that exciting quick weight loss when you first start. Then things start a gradual slowdown and usually come to a complete stop with your progress after a few weeks.
You can t... Read >
Author: Gen Wright22nd September 2009
According to the World Health Organization, a few decades back diabetes was an uncommon disease, in both developed and developing countries. Today, the story is different. It is currently estimated that over 143million people worldwide are affected by the... Read >
Author: jsolutions00422nd September 2009
Zhensatiable is an online seller of weight loss, skin lightening and beauty products. They pride themselves on excellent customer service and top quality products. Their location is in central Illinois and they do business on a global scale. Here a... Read >
Author: Jessie Pearson22nd September 2009
The Best Way To Fire Up Your Metabolism, To Burn Fat Fast & Developing Lasting Health
Abs Workout
A simple method of weight loss that you can try is drinking plenty of water as much as 8 glasses a day. The World Health Organization has reported that... Read >
Author: Taryek22nd September 2009
was puttering around on the internet this morning and I saw something that really caught my eye. It was the latest data regarding our current life expectancy as humans from the World Health Organization, along with a history of how that's changed ove... Read >
Author: Taryek22nd September 2009
The World Health Organization (WHO) describes health as “the condition of perfect bodily, spiritual, and social well-being and not solely the absence of illness and injury.” As described by the WHO, how many of us feel emotionally, mentally, physica... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
Autumn is in the air. As the tree foliage begins to change colors, the evenings cool and the days grow shorter, we are also reminded it is flu season. The year 2009 may prove to be ominous for influenza because of swine flu, or the H1N1 virus. Many ar... Read >
Author: Terry Fallon21st September 2009
You are well aware of the specter of HIV/AIDS hovering all over the world. The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and the World Health Organization (WHO) reports on HIV/AIDS, disclosed in January 2006, have articulated that AIDS has estim... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
The ancient Chinese alternative healing method called Acupuncture is now a popular and widely accepted alternative pain relief method in the United States. An estimated 15 million Americans have tried this “unconventional” therapy. It is offered in ma... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
For Mrs. Cooper, life in sunny California in her modest home has become a tug-of-war of aches and pains for this housewife of forty. A mother of five and at the same time managing a home business, she found it very challenging to keep a home and manage a ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
Being made as two different human species, a man and a woman is subject to compatibility and is made to connect with each other, often leading into intimate relationships and eventually, getting married. Many characteristics are taken into consideration. ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
Hand washing has become a part of our culture. Hand washing and other hygienic practices are taught at every level of school, advocated in the work place, and emphasized during medical training. According to the United States Centers of Disease Control an... Read >
Author: wbdoyle18th September 2009
There is no doubt that the pure Moringa Tree leaf is the source of incredible health benefits. It's the ultimate, natural, organic, energy and endurance health supplement. There are plenty of studies that describe these benefits and the pure, powdered, mo... Read >
Author: wbdoyle17th September 2009
H1N1 Flu known more commonly as the swine flu continues to be a threat to all of us. H1N1 Flu or the swine flu has already and continues to affect individuals from all walks of life but has not followed the normal pattern seen in influenza. Most people ... Read >
Author: Ellie Monski17th September 2009
ABS WORKOUT
Having flat abs entails effort and commitment. Abdominal muscles respond in the same way as other muscle groups. Closest to the surface are the internal and external obliques, which turn the trunk and provide the body with rotation and la... Read >
Author: Taryek16th September 2009
You will frequently hear statement like “eating too much sugar causes diabetes. Diabetes will be cure if we avoid sweet food.” This is certainly untrue because diabetes is not just a sugar problem, it is an incurable condition! Nevertheless, eating to... Read >
Author: MANISH16th September 2009
Autumn is in the air. As the tree foliage begins to change colors, the evenings cool and the days grow shorter, we are also reminded it is flu season. The year 2009 may prove to be ominous for influenza because of swine flu, or the H1N1 virus. Many are ... Read >
Author: Terry Fallon16th September 2009
Acupressure inducing labor? Think of having to be induced and the image is not a nice one, hence why most women fear this outcome. But if you have to be induced then there is no better way than acupressure induced labor.
For such reasons alone labor ... Read >
Author: pew 16th September 2009
Diabetes is an increasingly prevalent disease in modern times and has been dubbed an epidemic by the World Health Organization (WHO). Although it is still unknown why the disease has increased so much recently, it is known how the disease occurs. It is ca... Read >
Author: imran16th September 2009
Pharmacovigilance has a huge role to play in ensuring drug safety and safety of patients. The WHO, which is the chief body of health works with the collaboration of Centre for International Drug Monitoring and promotes pharmacovigilance at country level.... Read >
Author: Vikas Sah16th September 2009
OK, smoke fans, the facts are out once again. According to the new and pretty inarguable Cancer Atlas and the updated Tobacco Atlas, which were published by The American Cancer Society, if "Smoky, The Scare" gets his way, tobacco use is projected to kill ... Read >
16th September 2009
ABS WORKOUT
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An optimum mixture of exercise and proper diet can be your solution in aspiring for a flat belly and a six-pack abs. For best results, Experts agree that the combination of a healthful, nutritious diet and cardiovascu... Read >
Author: budz16th September 2009
According to the World Health Organization, a few decades back diabetes was an uncommon disease, in both developed and developing countries. Today, the story is different. It is currently estimated that over 143million people worldwide are affected by the... Read >
Author: J Solutions16th September 2009
If you (or someone you know) are suffering from difficulties with sleep, anxiety, bullying, adjusting, fitting in, trauma, bereavement, or need a learning assessment, or psycho education assessment (to name just a few of life’s challenges), you need to ... Read >
Author: SEO Consulting15th September 2009
Have you ever wondered how much of the Earth's water is potable? With the alarming and escalating rate of water pollution, you could be forgiven for concluding that there's hardly any safe drinking water nowadays. But putting aside the harmful effects of ... Read >
Author: Michael15th September 2009
H1N1 or previously known as influenza A virus is a new disease first discovered in April 2009 among the people in Mexico, Canada and the United States that had caused many deaths. H1N1 virus has never spread among humans and is not related to any seasonal... Read >
Author: Anna Peacocks11th September 2009
Expectant mothers often fret over whether they should breastfeed or rely on bottled formula for their baby's nutrition. Although whether or not to breastfeed is a parent's decision, it can not be denied that breastfeeding has many advantages that bottle f... Read >
Author: Alicia McWilliams08th September 2009
Bird flu and swine flu are both influenza type A viruses and are a fatal epidemic diseases. Bird flu comes from bird family while swine flu comes from pigs. The history of bird flu goes back to the early 1900s. Recently the US Centers intended for disease... Read >
Author: win_stone83a04th September 2009
Worldwide, migraine headaches are a massive issue. A 2004 report from the World health Organization into the causes of migraines indicated just how severe their impact was on the lives of millions of people. Contrary to many people's views, migraine hea... Read >
Author: Byron Beck04th September 2009
Today, toxicity has become a major issue not just in our environment but also within our bodies.
We are surrounded by pollution that we breathe in everyday of our lives whether it be by the nearest chemical plant, the nearest smoker, the car driving b... Read >
Author: Kari04th September 2009
Today, toxicity has become a major issue not just in our environment but also within our bodies.
We are surrounded by pollution that we breathe in everyday of our lives whether it be by the nearest chemical plant, the nearest smoker, the car driving b... Read >
Author: Kari03rd September 2009
Before reveal the secret of happy life we have to make understand all aspect of life. Sexual health is one the major aspect in our life that why it is necessary to maintain balance sex ability for the happiness of your as well as your partner. The World H... Read >
Author: Ketty03rd September 2009
As a nation, we haven’t had to worry about a major flu outbreak for many years. Swine Flu made an appearance about 30 years ago, but didn’t do the damage that many people thought it would. At times in our history, a flu epidemic has caused large dea... Read >
Author: S Porter02nd September 2009
There's no question whatsoever: the swine flu has Australians in a panic. The WHO has announced that up to two billion people worldwide will catch the disease, and Australians are already seeing that it is worse than the bird flu. Looking beyond Australia... Read >
Author: EvaJudge31st August 2009
I suspect that for the majority their concern about swine flu peaked the day the World Health Organization raised their warning level all the way up to level 6 and announced that they were at'full pandemic status'. Since that time the world hasn't soften... Read >
Author: Roscoe Riley29th August 2009
Swine Flu, influenza A (HINI) occurs in pigs as a respiratory disease. It is not the same as the human flu virus HINI genetically. Swine Flu normally does not infect humans.
There commonly has to be a direct exposure of humans to infected pigs. Every 1... Read >
Author: Andrew28th August 2009
Swine flu seems to have dropped off the radar lately. After initially panicked reports and concerns, trips to Mexico being cancelled, and loads of misinformation floating around, most folks seem to have settled into a “Well, that wasn’t so bad” atti... Read >
Author: Elle Wood23rd August 2009
People on all continents have used hundreds to thousands of indigenous plants for treatment of illnesses since prehistoric times.The first usually accepted use of plants as healing agents was outlined in the cavern paintings discovered in the Lascaux cave... Read >
Author: Nathaniel Simon23rd August 2009
Obesity has become a major health problem worldwide and especially in the western world. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that this "globesity" epidemic includes over one billion overweight adults of which at the least 300 million are conside... Read >
Author: HWNTeam20th August 2009
The media is filled with news and the latest scoop on the spread of new viruses and bacteria than can develop into severe human threats and become pandemics.
Some time ago it was SARS which so said the World Health Organization in 2003 had caused thous... Read >
Author: jdavid20th August 2009
The latest flu outbreak, swine flu (H1N1 virus), is a respiratory disease, which is caused by influenza type A virus. Many cases of swine flu originated from Mexico, where several people have been fatally affected by the virus. There are confirmed human c... Read >
Author: Ajay01919th August 2009
Because stevia is natural and derived from the leaf of a plant, it doesn't contain any damaging chemicals often found in artificial sweeteners. Stevia is safe for diabetics, has been shown to help prevent tooth rot, and has even been recommended by the W... Read >
Author: Abel James19th August 2009
Breast milk is assumed to be the best form of nourishment for neonates and children. The properties of human milk help the transition of life from in utero to ex utero. This dynamic liquid gives a diverse array of bioactive substances to the developing ch... Read >
Author: Abel James15th August 2009
July 21st, 2009There seems to be so much contradictory advice out there when it comes to swine flu so it is no wonder that many people are confused. No more so than when it comes to travel. With some holiday makers being turned away at check-in because t... Read >
Author: Keith Macgregro13th August 2009
July 21st, 2009There seems to be so much contradictory advice out there when it comes to swine flu so it is no wonder that many people are confused. No more so than when it comes to travel. With some holiday makers being turned away at check-in because t... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis12th August 2009
I have recently received a few questions about the benefits of fish oil for infants. The questions probably arise from studies concerning a reduction of infant health problems that has been seen when the mother’s intake of omega-3 fatty acids and s... Read >
Author: Larry L. Taylor11th August 2009
Calories Burned Biking
Biking is a sport currently, earlier started as enthusiastic step by a small amount of folks, it has driven currently whole world behind biking. Well, a bike is a method of transport meant for folks, useful in commuting to shorte... Read >
Author: booby11th August 2009
When considering health problems worldwide, migraine headaches may not account for huge death tolls, but their impact is nevertheless very severe. In 2004, the World Health Organization (WHO) who reported on the effects and causes of migraines, described... Read >
Author: Byron Beck10th August 2009
Folks on all continents have used hundreds to thousands of native plants for treatment of ailments since prehistoric times.The first sometimes accepted use of plants as healing agents was outlined in the cavern paintings discovered in the Lascaux caves in... Read >
Author: Stefan Mcclure10th August 2009
It’s unbelievable that we have arsenic drinking water. The presence of arsenic in water is dangerous to our health.
Are you aware of the dangers? Do you know if your water meets the safety guidelines?
You might be asking how does it get in our ... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Ruby07th August 2009
Science has not yet been able to steer us towards the cause of autism, a serious developmental disorder which affects children from birth. Normal patterns of development are absent in the autistic child and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention de... Read >
04th August 2009
Because stevia is natural and derived from the leaf of a plant, it does not contain any harmful chemicals often found in artificial sweeteners. Stevia is safe for diabetics, has been shown to help stop tooth decay, and has been suggested by the World Hea... Read >
Author: Abel James04th August 2009
Breast milk is assumed to be the best form of nourishment for neonates and children. The properties of human milk facilitate the transition of life from in utero to ex utero. This dynamic liquid offers a diverse array of bioactive substances to the develo... Read >
Author: Stefan Mcclure04th August 2009
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How does one self-motivate? Are there two parts of us - one that is the motivator and the other which needs to be motivated? Why does research suggests that most so-called "normal" people do not achieve their goals, ... Read >
Author: Willie Horton03rd August 2009
Asthma, a disease of the human respiratory system, which narrows the airways, commonly in response to a "trigger" such as an exposure to an allergen, exercise, cold air, or emotional stress. This narrowing can cause symptoms like shortness of breath, whee... Read >
Author: wbdoyle02nd August 2009
The pandemic alert scale for swine flu is now at phase 5, meaning a global flu epidemic is deemed "imminent" according to the World Health Organization (WHO). According to the Centers For Disease Control and prevention (CDC) "people at higher risk of flu... Read >
Author: Luke Ryder01st August 2009
The human cases of swine flu, which is spread by influenza virus A (H1N1), have been reported from Mexico and the US, where many people have fallen ill and even died from it. The health agencies are working closely and the World Health Organization (WHO) ... Read >
Author: Ajay01931st July 2009
When out to dinner with my family recently, I told my sons they might not want to order the pulled pork. My reasoning for this was that I had already planned to serve it for the next night’s dinner; however, my older son misunderstood me. He shot me a d... Read >
Author: Elle Wood30th July 2009
Scrapbooking stickers are among the easiest stylish items that one can exercise and they bring diverse ideas with them such as love, thrill, grief, fury, revulsion, delight and other sentiments. Others symbolize the varied elements of culture for instance... Read >
Author: Jeff Risk29th July 2009
Bird Flu is dispersion around the globe as fast as wild birds flutter. The birds are moving infection with them as they migrate. They infect limited, non migratory birds to facilitate in focus infect limited chickens, ducks, turkeys and so on.
Bird infec... Read >
Author: win_stone83a28th July 2009
Folks on all continents have used hundreds to thousands of indigenous plants for treatment of infirmities since prehistoric times.The first usually accepted use of plants as healing agents was outlined in the cave paintings discovered in the Lascaux caves... Read >
Author: Stefan Mcclure27th July 2009
In excess of fifty percent of the humanity around the globe are associated to heart disease: it is graded the number one health risk through the World Health Organization, slaying as many as twelve million inhabitants a year. These days many inhabitants a... Read >
Author: Alien27th July 2009
Creatine monohydrate has been shown to significantly improve strength, power, recovery time and lean body mass1,2,3. MuscleTech Research and Developments believes that their new advanced creatine formula, CELL-TechTM, is superior to regular creative monoh... Read >
Author: mukesh25th July 2009
Breast milk is believed to be the best form of nutrition for neonates and children. The properties of human milk help the transition of life from in utero to ex utero. This dynamic liquid gives a diverse array of bioactive substances to the developing chi... Read >
Author: Stefan Mcclure25th July 2009
Acupuncture is considered one of the oldest removing cure in the world. It has been practiced for thousands of years across the world. Its beginning was in China thousands of years ago. Acupuncture is one of the main cure of Traditional Chinese Cure (TCM)... Read >
Author: Anant Joshi24th July 2009
First things first. The easy fact of the matter is Swine flu is nothing to sneeze at. However, as said by healthcare experts, the general public should be vigilant and not panic. You are probably thinking that's's quicker said than done. Right? But j... Read >
Author: Amanda24th July 2009
The $28 billion styrene industry has filed a lawsuit in Sacramento Superior Court to block California environmental officials from listing the product as a cause of cancer and birth defects.
Judge Shellyanne W.L. Change declined last week to temporaril... Read >
Author: hampry24th July 2009
A virus that is widely known because it rapidly spread through out the world. Killing people in some country like japan, United States etc. Some classes
from college up to grades schools are suspended and World Health Organization (WHO) consider it pande... Read >
Author: hamidreside 23rd July 2009
With a projected $1B spent on the professional cockroach management services in the United States each year, this insect is one of the nation’s most prevalent and potentially hazardous pests. Cockroaches can spread nearly 33 different kinds of bacteria... Read >
Author: Pests23rd July 2009
Pregnant women are at a fragile stage of their lives. Any nutritional imbalances that occur during pregnancy can lead to difficulties not only with his health, but also the health of her fetus. Moreover, if the mother keeps a healthy diet and gets enough ... Read >
Author: All About Baby Information23rd July 2009
A virus that is widely known because it rapidly spread through out the world. Killing people in some country like japan, United States etc. Some classes
from college up to grades schools are suspended and World Health Organization (WHO) consider it pa... Read >
Author: hamidreside 20th July 2009
You could remember that learning about swine flu is passed on is one certain system for helping stop getting infected by the disease.
No doubt about it, the Swine flu pandemic is all you hear on morning news and what you read in the newspapers. With th... Read >
Author: Randy Spur19th July 2009
Extra weight - the problem of the century. The assertion that «the good person must be a lot», has long lost its actuality - in the late XX century, the development of new diagnostic techniques revealed a direct correlation of obesity and the developm... Read >
Author: HM16th July 2009
The majority of people do not know that Cancer can be stopped before it affects their life and can even be reversed without the need to take conventional medication.
"Be afraid! ... Be very afraid!"
In the media there are daily messages that cance... Read >
Author: Gungah0916th July 2009
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that over 80% of the world's population satisfy their primary health care needs with traditional herbal medicines. These medicinal plant preparations, passed on and proven through generations of healers, are t... Read >
Author: dinesh55308th July 2009
The most important thing asked or expected from any drug rehabilitation centre is that the patients are treated with lots of care and concern. And there is no doubt that hope trust foundation offers the best and the most comfortable rehabilitation centre ... Read >
Author: Alien08th July 2009
Chinese acupuncture, a highly effective system of alternative healing, is based on those patterns of nature which govern the harmonious movement of life-giving energy, both in nature and in the human body. The five elements of water, fire, earth, wood and... Read >
Author: urlreader08th July 2009
"Breast milk is still best for under two years," the pediatrician says. And a mother must believe it because not only is it advisable for her child's health, it also lessens the chance of her getting diabetes.
female who have less chances of suffering... Read >
Author: Armughan Riaz07th July 2009
Mental disorders are common and widespread in the global population with an estimated 26.2 percent of people over 18 or one in four adults affected. The burden on health and productivity throughout the world has long been underestimated as the cost of car... Read >
Author: Gen Wright06th July 2009
"Breast milk is still best for under two years," the Doctor says. And a mother must believe it as not only is it advisable for her child's health, it also lessens the chance of her getting diabetes.
Women who have less chances of suffering from diabet... Read >
Author: Armughan Riaz06th July 2009
"Breast milk is still best for under two years," the Doctor says. And a mother must believe it because not only is it advisable for her child's health, it also lessens the chance of her getting diabetes.
female who have less chances of suffering from ... Read >
Author: Armughan Riaz06th July 2009
You could recall that learning how is the swine influenza broadcast is one sure strategy for preventing getting infected by the disease.No doubt about it, the swine flu pandemic is all you hear on the morning news and what you read in the newspapers. With... Read >
Author: Jackie Woodard06th July 2009
Breast milk is assumed to be the best form of nutrition for neonates and infants. The properties of human milk help the transition of life from in utero to ex utero. This dynamic fluid provides a diverse array of bioactive substances to the developing inf... Read >
Author: Jamar Hardin05th July 2009
Aside from food, people depend on water to survive. However, when water becomes contaminated, it becomes people's link to some life-threatening diseases. We have seen enough number of medical journals and newspapers informing people of the presence of par... Read >
Author: Donald Spencer04th July 2009
Breast milk is thought to be the best form of nutrition for neonates and infants. The properties of human milk help the transition of life from in utero to ex utero. This dynamic fluid provides a diverse array of bioactive substances to the developing inf... Read >
Author: Joe The Blogger02nd July 2009
As per the world health organization dentists are the part of caring organization and dentistry is defined as the science and art of diagnosing, preventing and treating injuries, diseases and other malformations in jaw, teeth and mouth. Dentistry is consi... Read >
Author: affliate010901st July 2009
Being in good health is essential to maintain the quality of life. World Health Organization (WHO) celebrates the World Health Day every year on 7th of April to ensure a better health for people across the globe. The theme of World Health Day 2009 is to f... Read >
Author: Prajakta Ambre01st July 2009
Folks on all continents have used hundreds to thousands of native plants for treatment of illnesses since prehistoric times.The first often accepted use of plants as healing agents was depicted in the cave paintings discovered in the Lascaux caves in Fran... Read >
Author: Joe The Blogger30th June 2009
The number of obese individuals in the world is steadily increasing. It is no surprise that obesity is now the 2nd leading reason for death. It is related to an increased mortality rate of every age, even including children.It is well known that 80 -90% o... Read >
Author: Sally Pruitt29th June 2009
The relationship between exercise and migraines is quixotic. Science announces that exercise, by promoting the regular release of endorphins, the body's natural agony controllers, should help ease the frequency and severity of migraines. Many migraineurs ... Read >
Author: Sebastian Ramsey29th June 2009
Magnetic Therapy is very famous in India, Greece and Egypt. Today, it is used by millions of people throughout the world. In recent years with the help of much research its popularity has spread towards some European countries. Magnets are thought to help... Read >
Author: quick1070729th June 2009
Which of the nations would ever deny an alluring life full of good health and a germ-free environment? If a disease as common as a common flu could leave an impact in a number of ways, what could be the fate with the fatal ones? Medically known as Influen... Read >
Author: Roberto Sedycias29th June 2009
Fat loss has high focus at the World Health Organization (WHO) because they have now called obesity and being overweight an epidemic.Why Fat Loss Programs Are A PriorityIf you are a non believer, take in the following facts. As of now, according to WHO th... Read >
Author: Darcy John22nd June 2009
The 2009 outbreak of swine flu or H1N1 virus is recently hugging the limelight due to the potential harm or effects it can have on a patient or on a community. Unfortunately, the source of the virus still cannot be traced.
Before the first case in the... Read >
Author: Caksut22nd June 2009
According to the World Health Organization, efforts for developing a swine flu vaccine has been ongoing since the first human case of the virus has been confirmed. Estimates place the initial doses of the vaccine will be administered in 5 to 6 months time... Read >
Author: Caksut22nd June 2009
Folks on all continents have used hundreds to thousands of indigenous plants for treatment of ailments since prehistoric times.The first generally accepted use of plants as healing agents was outlined in the cavern paintings discovered in the Lascaux cave... Read >
Author: Joe The Blogger19th June 2009
Depression has a close relation with self esteem, happiness and confidence of a person. A person who is suffering from depression seldom experiences happiness and usually possesses low self esteem and confidence. Low self-esteem and lack of confidence and... Read >
Author: parveenKumar18th June 2009
Chiropractic is a profession that emphasizes diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disorders of the musculoskeletal system, especially the spine, considering that these disorders affect normal health through the nervous system. The word "chiropractic" de... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson18th June 2009
In a recent report by World Health Organization (WHO), it has been estimated that 1.2 million people worldwide die every year due to road accidents, with 50 million injured or becoming disabled.
In the US, there are more than 300 reported death cases i... Read >
Author: Mesriani Law Group18th June 2009
A pandemic second quarter of 2009 outbreak of influenza A (H1N1) virus is a new strain of influenza virus identified commonly referred to as Swine Flu confirmed cases topped almost 6,000 individuals, as Belgium became the latest European nation to be hit ... Read >
Author: Tanay16th June 2009
If you're like most people, exercise is not on the top of your list of favorite ways to kill time. Sure, we try to convince ourselves that we actually find hours on the treadmill or elliptical machine to be peaceful and relaxing. But the truth is, we'd ra... Read >
Author: Kelly Richards15th June 2009
Most people, these days are repulsive towards higher dosage of medicines made of chemicals due to the severe side effects they need to face as shivering, tiredness, skin allergy and dizziness. However, they don't have the slightest idea of what to do to s... Read >
Author: John Adison15th June 2009
Swine flu has just met the criteria to be deemed a pandemic. A pandemic classification is given when an infectious disease spreads further and at a faster pace than anticipated, from country to country, or even worldwide. The World Health Organization con... Read >
Author: Phil Le Breton15th June 2009
How much white poison do you eat? (Part 1 of 2)
What exactly are you doing to your body when you eat foods containing sugar?
There are various diet plans available that suggest limiting Carbohydrate intake to help reduce weight. Adkins is probably th... Read >
Author: Andy Ainsworth15th June 2009
People on all continents have used hundreds to thousands of indigenous plants for treatment of infirmities since prehistoric times.The first often accepted use of plants as healing agents was depicted in the cave paintings discovered in the Lascaux caves ... Read >
Author: Joe The Blogger12th June 2009
In the United States, regional water shortages are not uncommon. Parts of California, Arizona, New Mexico, and other dry Southwestern states deal with water shortages and rationing on an almost annual basis. But for U.S. residents, such water shortages ... Read >
Author: Ellen Bell06th June 2009
New Zealand deservedly has a reputation as a tour destination that offers some of the best and most accessible adventure opportunities available. However, with adventure travel comes risk. Understanding this risk and how to manage it is the key to operati... Read >
Author: David Francis05th June 2009
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the swine influenza epidemic is growing in the United States and across the globe each day.
There are no particular swine influenza symptoms that can distinguish this new strain from oth... Read >
04th June 2009
Major depression is unlike the normal feelings of sadness, loss, or passing mood states that most people have. The condition is more persistent and because of that persistence, it could significantly interfere with your thoughts, behavior, mood, activity,... Read >
Author: clickfor02nd June 2009
You may have heard about Swine Flu in the news and wondered what the disease really was, as well as whether you or your family members are at risk, and what can be done about it.
Swine Flu is the newest deadly disease that�s been taking a toll on hum... Read >
01st June 2009
Swine flu refers to the influenza caused by any strain of the flu virus that is endemic in pigs (swine). This flu is common in swine and rare in humans. Nevertheless, people with intense exposure to pigs are at risk of catching swine influenza, that is, i... Read >
Author: Hayden01st June 2009
Swine flu refers to the influenza caused by any strain of the flu virus that is endemic in pigs (swine). This flu is common in swine and rare in humans. Nevertheless, people with intense exposure to pigs are at risk of catching swine influenza, that is, i... Read >
Author: Hayden01st June 2009
Electronic cigarette or e cigarette is a best replacement for the smokers who have become addicted in tobacco smoking. The e cigarettes are battery operated product that enables inhalation of nicotine by passing on vaporized propylene glycol or nicotine s... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson20th May 2009
Thousands of people around the world face challenge to their economical, social, psychological well being and this rule especially applies for the elder members of our community. While elderly people are an especially vulnerable group in refugee camps, bu... Read >
Author: Tyler Moon20th May 2009
One cannot fully understand what it would entail to become healthy if they would not know what health means in the first place. Health as defined by the World Health Organization is the state of complete physical, mental and emotional well being and not j... Read >
Author: James Pendergraft18th May 2009
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The use of electric devices is an inescapable fact in modern society. During the course of the day, we are surrounded by electro-magnetic fields given off by devices like microwaves, telephone wires, radios, computers, t... Read >
18th May 2009
A recently published study on children, ADHD, and sleep, gives parents good reasons to make sure that their ADHD kids develop good bed-time habits and are in bed as early as possible.
The study reported the obvious: ADHD children need sleep, and lots ... Read >
Author: Doug Cowan18th May 2009
The connection between many health problems and the quality of air we breathe is becoming increasingly evident. In recent years, cases of allergies and asthma have increased considerably. In the United States alone, more than 9% of U.S. children below 18 ... Read >
Author: Raphaelo18th May 2009
According to the World Health Organization, approximately 3.5 billion people across the world have some kind of parasitic infection. Main reason for bowel abnormalities like diarrhea is thought to be due to parasites. Hence, have you ever considered havin... Read >
Author: Raheel15th May 2009
Diabetes is a very serious and silent disease. Most people along with those who have diabetes generally don't recognize the seriousness and symptoms of the diabetes. Some of the true facts about diabetes are even more astounding. According to World Health... Read >
Author: Tejrin Raghav15th May 2009
Diabetes is a very serious and silent disease. Most people along with those who have diabetes generally don't recognize the seriousness and symptoms of the diabetes. Some of the true facts about diabetes are even more astounding. According to World Health... Read >
Author: Tejrin Raghav15th May 2009
Although there are some insurers willing to offer life insurance with no medical and no questions asked, these companies are pitching their policies at the premium end of the market. If you want to benefit from cheap life insurance, then find a company th... Read >
Author: Kim15th May 2009
This article explains the downfalls of buying medicines from abroad via the Internet. It is dangerous because many foreign online pharmacies are run by criminals, and 62 percent of the medicine is counterfeit, and thus dangerous.
It is therefore recom... Read >
Author: Kristian15th May 2009
Irritable Bowel Syndrome(IBS) is a disorder of the intestine that occurs in people of all ages. IBS is usually accompanied by severe abdominal pains, diarrhea, constipation and cramps. Men and women in their middle ages are the most affected by IBS and th... Read >
Author: John Adison13th May 2009
The World Health Organization or ( WHO ) and American Psychological Association or ( APA ) recognize autism as a developmental disability resulting from disorders of the central human nervous system. Though the most apparent signs of autism in children... Read >
Author: Paul12th May 2009
Swine flu or swine influenza is a disease common in swine, with normal flu-like symptoms, but caused by any strain of the swine influenza virus (SIV - virus endemic in pigs). Though rare in humans, individuals with greater exposure to swine could contract... Read >
Author: Eric Kampel12th May 2009
Being healthy means you feel good physically, mentally and emotionally. According to WHO (World Health Organization), "Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. To enjoy life, ... Read >
Author: Raphaelo08th May 2009
The possibility of a pandemic flu is upon us. A great deal of information is available from the Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organisation. This is a time when the internet can be really helpful by allowing us all to have access to high... Read >
Author: Peter Yellowlees08th May 2009
The World Health Organization (WHO) reported today that swine flu cases worldwide have increased to 236, up from 147 on Wednesday. A total of 109 cases have been confirmed here in the U.S. across 11 states, reports the Centers for Disease Control and Prev... Read >
Author: Move Trends07th May 2009
Trevor Lunn has been one of my best friends, mentors and inspiration for almost two decades. At 60+ he is healthier and fitter than most people half his age. He recently left his long-term publishing career to pursue his dream of getting a degree in Healt... Read >
Author: Mush Panjwani07th May 2009
06th May 2009
The biggest threats of terror we face globally are right on our own doorstep, right in our own backyard. They do not make bombs, hijack airplanes or take hostages. But they kill in record numbers that make 9/11 pale in comparison, in terms of large volume... Read >
Author: Gen Wright06th May 2009
Prevention is better than Cure
Every year 655, 000 deaths are being recorded worldwide due to colorectal cancer also known as colon cancer or bowel cancer; this is based form the data given by the World health Organization released February of... Read >
Author: robertbanks05th May 2009
1. Definition
HIV stands for human immunodeficiency virus, which causes AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome).
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a lentivirus (a member of the retrovirus family) that can lead to acquired immunodeficiency syn... Read >
Author: DC Samuel Public Relations 05th May 2009
A Swine Flu virus has health officials around the world working to contain the growing outbreak. One out of every five residents of Mexico's most populous city wore masks to protect themselves against the virus as Mexico City seems to be the epicenter of ... Read >
Author: victor akintujoye05th May 2009
Medical research in both the US and Europe suggests a strong tie between low levels of vitamin D and cancer. The studies showed that vitamin D deficiency, due at least in part to low exposure to sunlight, was directly linked to incidence of breast, ovaria... Read >
Author: RA Butters05th May 2009
An electronic cigarette or E cigarette is a substitute for the smoking tobacco products for example cigarettes, cigars or pipes. These are generally battery operated products that provide inhalation of nicotine in measures by conveying a vaporized propyle... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson01st May 2009
“I know that I need to deal with it to heal,” says a woman we’ll call Ramona. “But sometimes I just have to take a step away from it too. I have experienced very painful flashbacks. The memories get so vivid; I literally, physically feel the pai... Read >
Author: Gina Stepp01st May 2009
Despite progress of medical science, breast cancer continues its destructive effects in all social class, poor and rich, black and white. It is estimated that breast cancer will affects one woman in eight will develop cancer during their lifetime. With ar... Read >
Author: Raphaelo26th April 2009
The jury is still out on just how bad too much processed sugar is for our bodies. But we have all experienced how too much sugar provides lots of non-nutritional calories and is bad for your teeth. Not to mention, it can make your body feel hyperactive, f... Read >
Author: Jamie Jefferson22nd April 2009
Obesity is a global phenomenon, it is increasing worldwide at an astonishing pace but it has been a recent outbreak (30 years). Developing countries, where malnutrition and obesity coexist, are also affected. In some of these newly industrialized countrie... Read >
Author: Ines22nd April 2009
Phone Radiation and Health concerns have been raised, particularly following the huge boost-up in the use of wireless mobile telephony all through the world (as of August 2005, there were more than 2 billion users worldwide). Mobile phones use electromagn... Read >
Author: sheldonkalnitsky22nd April 2009
Javea has becoming more and more popular among tourists thanks to the British as well as the surrounding Europeans. Although the city of Javea is rather small, during the summer season, tourists and expatriates fill the resorts and the beaches. Javea is a... Read >
Author: Salieri22nd April 2009
Wellness is a lifelong process which includes a positive state of personal well-being and of optimal physical, psychological, and social functioning.
According to experts, there are seven dimensions to total wellness. These are emotional, environmenta... Read >
Author: Joan Willis17th April 2009
It's a misconception that a life insurance quote is "just for old people" and that's mainly because the television ads for life insurance tend to feature people who look close to kicking the bucket. The truth is, getting a life insurance quote is a good i... Read >
Author: Kim17th April 2009
The development of a needle-free vaccination delivery system has been identified by the Grand Challenges in Global Health (GCGH) initiative as one of the major challenges facing global health care today.
Millions of needles and syringes are used each d... Read >
Author: HWNTeam15th April 2009
HIV: An ordeal for the prone-to-be-infected marginalised group
The present paper concerns with the threatening epidemic HIV/AIDS in its socio-juridical apparatus, and its implications and contradictions between those who are infected and who are prone-... Read >
Author: Vishal Saini15th April 2009
Smoking is a common habit among people worldwide. Many will smoke cigarettes, others will smoke cigars, and even a pipe. Irrespective of the way in which the tobacco is smoked, the habit will have a detrimental effect upon health.
Smoking cessation is... Read >
Author: Hayden10th April 2009
Millions of women suffer from pregnancy heartburn on a regular basis. Many of
those same women try countless remedies and prescriptions to rid themselves
of there alignment. Some simple methods include monitoring what you eat.
Reducing the amount of... Read >
Author: rencodirect10th April 2009
Smoking is a common habit among people worldwide. Many will smoke cigarettes, others will smoke cigars, and even a pipe. Irrespective of the way in which the tobacco is smoked, the habit will have a detrimental effect upon health.
Smoking cessation is... Read >
Author: Hayden07th April 2009
The generally accepted definition of health is "a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity", used by the World Health Organization (WHO) since 1948.In 1986, the WHO in the Ottawa Charter ... Read >
Author: tom200030th March 2009
An adverse drug reaction (ADR) is any unintended, noxious or undesired effect that occurs when a drug is used at accepted doses for preventing, diagnosing or treating a condition.
By this definition from the World Health Organization, ADRs can be furth... Read >
Author: Sudesh Samuel21st March 2009
It is a widely accepted idea that some foods do more good to your body than others. In other words, some foods are "healthier" to eat than others. In this article, I set out to examine some of the natural nutrition sources that experts consider to be exce... Read >
Author: pcarp17th March 2009
Obesity has fast become a global concern, most notably in developed countries. In order to reverse the rapidly growing trend, Many believe that governments must take action.
Obesity is the main cause of preventable deaths worldwide
What is obesity?
O... Read >
Author: promotion@myreductil.com17th March 2009
They carried him out on a stretcher. The doctor said it was a heart attack; nothing anyone could do. Aged 62 recently retired.... it is an unfortunate script that is played out every day in family homes around the world. At least he didn't suffer the doct... Read >
Author: Gen Wright13th March 2009
Even if the title is deliberately forced and in an opposite trend, noise pollution is for real one of the greatest trouble of modern civilization. In fact, the actual society ferment foresees always open construction sites, airports with more and more tra... Read >
Author: martinapp12th March 2009
Cancer, our number two killer, our modern day scourge has, since the end of the last Great War, been skyrocketing. Despite vast amounts of money being spent on research, are we any closer to reducing the cancer rate?
I’ve been lucky enough to have tr... Read >
Author: alan-nz10th March 2009
Published by the World Health Organization anti-cancer elements, the original 10 are now increased to 16. We are speaking today, said the new 16.
First. Do not eat moldy food and related products. Peanut, soybean, rice, flour mold may produce aflatoxin... Read >
Author: skywind10th March 2009
Ayurvedic Cure For Arthritis
Ayurvedic form of treatment in recent past is fast gaining popularity in helping people suffering from arthritis . Even World Health Organization has accepted Ayurveda as a system of medicine for treating all types of ailme... Read >
Author: Ajeet Gautam10th March 2009
Obesity is a current problem - statistics for it did not even exist 50 years ago, but now the World Health Organization predicts there will be 2.3 billion overweight adults in the world by 2015 and more as opposed to 700 million of them will be obese.
... Read >
Author: Muscle Trainer10th March 2009
Critics say Obama’s health care plan will increase the risk of medical record privacy violation. But anyone who really wants our medical records can get them already and for hundreds of millions of Americans, that might seem a small price to pay.
Ob... Read >
Author: Gloria MacTaggart03rd March 2009
3 million years of evolution has produced an animal whose natural environment probably consisted of walking the distance of a full marathon each and every single day*. Now take that animal (also known as a "human being"), and stick him in a small cage, ro... Read >
Author: Article Publisher03rd March 2009
Herbal medicine is the use of plant and herb extracts for their therapeutic value. Most plants contain and produce chemical substances that aid in healing and other physical treatments.
Herbal medicine is the oldest form of healthcare and constitutes ... Read >
Author: Jarred Sadler19th February 2009
The argument that pharmaceutical companies’ bottom line can be gravely eroded by developing countries’ failure to uphold intellectual property rights of their drugs and medicines is usually exaggerated. A recent study shows pharmaceutical companies, i... Read >
Author: James Njoroge18th February 2009
AIDS COULD DECLINES NATIONAL ECONOMICAL PROGRESS
The human immune deficiency virus (HIV) continues to spread around the world. As per the estimates of United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and the World Health Organization (WHO), over 30 mill... Read >
Author: IsmailHossain09th February 2009
You know a BMI chart, with height in feet and ins along the Y axis and weight in lbs along the X axis. How can this weight chart be passed off as real science?
BMI chart is actual science because it conveys really information — a human combination of... Read >
Author: woyk28th January 2009
E Cigarette by Twisp is also known as the Electronic Cigarette is a personal and portable vaporiser. Not a real cigarette but rather it uses micro-electronics and a lithium polymer cell to evaporate nicotine into “smoke” from a replaceable cartridge.
... Read >
Author: ptej123428th January 2009
Anti-inflammatory medicines are so important because the airways in a child or adult with asthma may be inflamed or edematous. Anti-inflammatory medicine also causes the lining of the lungs to produce less mucus. Anti-inflammatory medicines that are swall... Read >
Author: Steve Last17th January 2009
If you want to know about a prescription medication for influenza, read here about Tamiflu. It helps in treatment as well as prevention of influenza and bird flu.
Tamiflu (Oseltamivir) – Influenza medication
Tamiflu is an antiviral drug that has b... Read >
Author: Katie Lynn17th January 2009
If we see anyone smoking then we think of quit smoking medication. There are numerous stop smoking medications available in pharmacies worldwide, but not all are effective and helpful. Read this article to know about one of the effective stop smoking drug... Read >
Author: Katie Lynn17th January 2009
Tsetse fly is a threat to health
Many of us are well acquainted with the ordinary housefly that is inseparable with the rotting garbage, neglected public toilets, eating establishment and so on.
At least this is kind of a fly does not directly harm ... Read >
Author: Poly Muthumbi16th January 2009
Life is precious and it is therefore a must for every individual to be take precautions in whatever he or she does. In driving vehicles, it is of utmost importance to have one’s focus on the road all the time to avoid accidents. Road safety is essential... Read >
Author: Mark16th January 2009
Wristbands are worn on the wrist made up of a variety of materials depending upon the purpose. Wristbands are made up of a variety of materials ranging from leather, paper and even silicone. Wristbands are also used to support a charitable cause. In these... Read >
Author: Brayan Peter13th January 2009
Houston Colon Hydrotherapy Colonic Irrigation
In any of these methods, the emphasis is on fruits and vegetables which ought to compose a majority of your food intake. Fruits and vegetables contain high amounts of antioxidants,substances found only in p... Read >
Author: Lori09th January 2009
Hippocrate Colon Cleanse
In any of these methods, the emphasis is on fruits and vegetables which ought to compose a majority of your food intake. Fruits and vegetables contain high amounts of antioxidants,substances found only in plants that can help f... Read >
Author: Lori09th January 2009
The World Health Assembly defined health as “a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” This definition is still widely referenced, but is often supplemented by other World Health O... Read >
Author: Bella Mclaine08th January 2009
Heavy Metal Detox And Natural
In any of these methods, the emphasis is on fruits and vegetables which ought to compose a majority of your food intake. Fruits and vegetables contain high amounts of antioxidants,substances found only in plants that can h... Read >
Author: Lori07th January 2009
Mesothelioma is a medical term refers to the development of cancer cells in the mesothelial tissue due to inhalation of asbestos fibers. This is a severe form of cancer that can be caused uniquely by asbestos fibers. Depending on the organ affected and it... Read >
Author: Raphaelo05th January 2009
In this guide, the Addictive Disorders discussed refer to health matters dealing with both physical and psychological intense desires or cravings for substances or behaviours that grow into dependency. For example, not only will alcohol and drug dependenc... Read >
Author: Jonas Smith05th January 2009
Free Detox Drink Recipes
In any of these methods, the emphasis is on fruits and vegetables which ought to compose a majority of your food intake. Fruits and vegetables contain high amounts of antioxidants,substances found only in plants that can help f... Read >
Author: Lori29th December 2008
There are many stop smoking medications available in pharmacies worldwide, but not all are effective. Read this article to know about one of the effective stop smoking drugs.
Chantix – Stop smoking medication
Smoking is a common habit among adults... Read >
Author: Katie Lynn29th December 2008
Most smokers wish to stop smoking but are unable to do so due to strong nicotine addiction. The main ingredient in cigarettes is nicotine that affects some receptors in the brain. But some useful drugs can help in smoking cessation. Read about one such dr... Read >
Author: Katie Lynn17th December 2008
Kidney neoplasm is any cancer involving the kidneys. Some examples of kinds of kidney cancer are like wilms' tumor, transitional cell cancer and renal cell cancer.
Kidney neoplasm is new abnormal tissue of the kidney that expands by surplus cellular di... Read >
Author: Mc Raflesia17th December 2008
Kidney neoplasm is any cancer involving the kidneys. Some examples of kinds of kidney cancer are like wilms' tumor, transitional cell cancer and renal cell cancer.
Kidney neoplasm is new abnormal tissue of the kidney that expands by surplus cellular di... Read >
Author: Mc Raflesia17th December 2008
Feeling dull due of the cold weather? Craving for that bronze color skin but can’t go to the beach and enjoy the sun? What can we do? Would you consider artificial tanning?
In this new generation, artificial tanning becomes a big hit, especially to Ame... Read >
Author: Laura Roberts15th December 2008
Tanning beds are cosmetic equipments that rely on ultraviolet radiation to produce tan. Typical tanning beds include a varying number of phosphor lamps that generate ultraviolets; depending on the size of the device, the number of lamps could be larger or... Read >
Author: peers15th December 2008
Are you a ‘Health freak’? Are you afraid of drinking water anywhere and everywhere? Do you purchase a bottle of purified water whenever you go out with your friends or do you often treat your drinking water with chlorine tablets? Then going along with... Read >
Author: lapasia12th December 2008
The legendary Silk Road has a fascinating history dating back to 200bc & many fabled adventurers explored this path in search of spices, herbs, silks, fame & fortune. These days a sojourn along the Silk Road in search of illustrious ingredients to enhance... Read >
Author: jyoti.dec200803rd December 2008
My mission is to help you bring Diabetes under control and avoid its deadly complications!
Part 2
BUT ALL CAN BE PREVENTABLE.
Continued from Part 1) Although these startling numbers represent undeniable facts and a reflection of the real sufferin... Read >
Author: George Tohme01st December 2008
Gina stands for Global Initiative for Asthma. This is a project conducted in collaboration with the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute and the World Health Organization (WHO). Gina Asthma tries to sensitize the condition. It also helps those who h... Read >
Author: Mercy01st December 2008
Tramadol hcl has been used as a painkiller for almost thirty years in both the hospital and the home environment. During this time, research has varied in intensity. As a new drug in the late 1970s, physicians were naturally interested to find out exactly... Read >
Author: John Scott22nd November 2008
Men and women are increasingly getting cautious about skin care. There still prevails certain myths in the market that give you the wrong information with which may casue you to end up choosing a product completely wrong for your skin care regimen.
Her... Read >
Author: Marilynn Syrett18th November 2008
The World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) is the first treaty negotiated under the auspices of the World Health Organization as they mandate measures on the reduction of tobacco use to curb the so-called tobacco epid... Read >
Author: Michell3z12th November 2008
According to the World Health Organization, obesity has become a global pandemic affecting the lives and health of millions of people. It’s a fast growing problem in the rich countries and also is a fast growing concern in the rest of the world.
Health... Read >
Author: Ojars Rubenis12th November 2008
Global warming…I’m sure there are people out there who don’t want to hear one more thing about it! Right? Global warming is such a hot topic right now for politicians, environmentalists, and… allergy sufferers? That’s right. As the planet heat... Read >
Author: Kimberly Buchanan10th November 2008
The speedily increasing incidence of obesity among children is one of the most challenging dilemmas facing the society today. Obesity has become an epidemic among children and adolescents in the United States, effecting about 17 percent of them. Obesity i... Read >
Author: MANMOHAN VARMA05th November 2008
The World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) is the first treaty negotiated under the auspices of the World Health Organization as they mandate measures on the reduction of tobacco use to curb the so-called tobacco epid... Read >
Author: Michell3z04th November 2008
There are many stories on the internet (and elsewhere) about people who take ambien expecting a good night’s sleep, and then wake up to discover that they have been eating peanut-butter sandwiches during the night — personally, the only way I’d ever... Read >
Author: John Scott23rd October 2008
If you think the office is not a hazardous environment, think twice. There are many potential hazards in the modern office that need to be taken into account during commercial interior space planning and design. Architects, interior designers, and manufac... Read >
Author: Chris Carter21st October 2008
Alcoholism has a significant adverse impact on mental health. Alcohol dependence and abuse are among the most common mental disorders. In addition, although the biological mechanisms underpinning alcoholism are uncertain, some risk factors, including soc... Read >
Author: Brian Diggins21st October 2008
Ultraviolet rays are invisible light rays from the sun that carry more energy than visible light. This invisible radiation is also produced from tungsten lamps, welding arcs, and certain fluorescent lights. Ultraviolet radiation (UVR) can damage a person... Read >
Author: Chelsea Francis16th October 2008
You can get a vaccination for meningitis, HPV, polio, smallpox, measles, mumps, pertussis and many other diseases. The idea is that by getting a shot with a "watered down" version of a virus or bacteria, your body will attack it, kill it and store the inf... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON06th October 2008
Polluted water happens when toxins enter the water system, in the following ways.
* Get dissolved
* Suspended in the water
* Lie in the sediment.
Polluted water is caused by industrial dumping, sewage, intense farming and individuals... Read >
Author: Pearth25th September 2008
Breast cancer can be said to be one of the oldest known type of cancer tumors in humans mostly in women. The oldest description of this deadly disease, though the term cancer was not used, was discovered in Egypt years ago. The most prevalent cancer in wo... Read >
Author: Herbal Remedies24th September 2008
A definite link from our western diet to prominent diseases such as cancer, stroke, heart attacks and diabetes has been identified at the University of Granada, Spain. This new study brings attention to the latin, Quod me nutruit me destruit. What nourish... Read >
Author: Ray Darken15th September 2008
When people round the globe heard for the first time of Hoodia Gordonii – a small plant having the ability to repress hunger – the stampede was on. Everyone was eager to try it.
More and more people were putting on weight every day. According to a ... Read >
Author: Fat-Burn’s Team15th September 2008
Question: When should I give my child cow's milk?
According to Dr. Benjamin Spock, the answer would be never! You maybe perplexed about this. But your child should drink mother's milk. It helps to keep your baby healthy. The World Health Organization s... Read >
Author: C Davis09th September 2008
Everyone has this inherent desire to travel to any country. Australia, with its no. 3 ranking in the World Health Organization’s most health-responsible countries, is a prime destination for immigrants and visitors alike. Australia is also home to sever... Read >
Author: Bei Maniago08th September 2008
Bracelet and wristbands that are made of silicone have become popular. These are worn for a cause or for a charitable organization or for an awareness campaign. Wristbands have been in fashion for many ages. Some wristbands are meant for specific purpose... Read >
Author: Brayan Peter08th September 2008
Bracelet and wristbands that are made of silicone have become popular. These are worn for a cause or for a charitable organization or for an awareness campaign. Wristbands have been in fashion for many ages. Some wristbands are meant for specific purpose... Read >
Author: Brayan Peter08th September 2008
Depression and loneliness are often strongly linked to each other. You can feel depressed because you are lonely, or you can feel lonely because you feel depressed. If you can get a grip on depression, you are likely to feel less lonely too.
Although dep... Read >
05th September 2008
Saudi Arabia culled around 158,000 chickens after the deadly H5N1 bird flu strain was found at an infected farm. According to a statement issued by the Agriculture ministry of Saudi Arabia, birds were killed in Kharaj province, which falls in the south... Read >
Author: Jweslystifen05th September 2008
Many health experts worldwide believe that the H5N1 strains of bird flu could mutate into a further form, one which can easily infect and pass from human to human resulting in a pandemic unparallel by anything seen historically.
One bird flu expert i... Read >
Author: Jweslystifen05th September 2008
If any person shows any symptom of having depression, then he should visit his family doctor as soon as possible. The doctor might need to perform other tests to make sure that the symptoms are for depression and not of any other illness having common sym... Read >
Author: michael russell 02nd September 2008
Depression is a serious medical illness that involves the brain. It's more than just a feeling of being "down in the dumps" or "blue" for a few days. If you are one of the more than 20 million people in the United States who have depression, the feelings ... Read >
Author: Ash02nd September 2008
Depression is a serious medical illness that involves the brain. It's more than just a feeling of being "down in the dumps" or "blue" for a few days. If you are one of the more than 20 million people in the United States who have depression, the feelings ... Read >
Author: Ash02nd September 2008
Diabetes is a disease becoming more widespread in modern times and was called an epidemic by World Health Organization (WHO). Although it is still unknown why the disease has risen so much recently, we know how the disease occurs. It is caused by a malfun... Read >
Author: Jack Stanley01st September 2008
I work out four to five days each week. I eat “low fat / no fat” everything and I carefully count Calories. I never eat after 6:00 P.M. and I rarely eat desert. I eat whole grains and try to follow the recommended food guide. I have been faithful to t... Read >
Author: L. Lee Coyne Ph.D.01st September 2008
Specialized ear plugs are emerging as practical and affordable hearing protection because people are realizing that the dangers of everyday or occupational noise on their hearing can lead to irreversible hearing loss.
According to the World Health O... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com28th August 2008
If any person shows any symptom of having depression, then he should visit his family doctor as soon as possible. The doctor might need to perform other tests to make sure that the symptoms are for depression and not of any other illness having common sym... Read >
Author: michael russell 25th July 2008
It is claimed that different types of headaches are costing US companies $13 billion a year in lost revenue through the number of sick days taken and through loss of impaired function while at work.
It is a global condition that affects nearly half the... Read >
Author: kareng25th July 2008
Did you know that Food & Waterborne Disease is the World's Biggest Killer.
I am sorry to put a dampener on your "High Spirits" but you cannot be blase about your health and in particular your children's good health.
Don't shoot the messenger bearing... Read >
Author: Dev23rd July 2008
Healthcare providers at the grassroots should play a bigger role in preventing and controlling diabetes, which currently afflicts more than 40 million Chinese, health officials and experts have said.
Going to doctors in large hospitals for treatment an... Read >
Author: jackyluo22nd July 2008
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Stress in the workplace has gained very much unpleasant popularity among people around the world. Stress has even earned the title of being "The 20th Century Disease" as coined by the United Nations in 1992 and referr... Read >
Author: Konstantin Koss21st July 2008
Abstract: As the modernization of our daily life, many articles for daily use have also been re-designed, publicized and soon well-received among a large number of people. The kitchen utensils are among those articles that are updated most rapidly. A new ... Read >
Author: sljlrp15th July 2008
Vamana is a special medicated vomiting procedure to remove Kapha toxins from the sinuses, lungs and mainly the stomach. Virechana is a process of purgation used to flush Pitta toxins from the small intestine. Basti is a medicated enema to remove toxins fr... Read >
Author: swornambigai14th July 2008
Organic baby and children clothes made up of cotton combine earth-friendly materials manufactured with bold graphics, bright colors and hip with simple designs is good for babies’ health. Ultra-soft and comfy infant layette items, baby shower gift sets,... Read >
Author: Daniel10th July 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Craig Pepin Donat
Debra Lynn Dadd, talks with Craig Pepin-Donat, about Toxins All Around Us. The World Cancer Report states that cancer rates could increase by 50 %, to 15 million new cases, by the year 2020. In the industrial natio... Read >
Author: Craig Pepin-Donat06th July 2008
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than one billion people are overweight, with nearly 300 million touching obesity. Various researches on obesity have concluded that due to an excessive combination of nutrient intake and a very placid... Read >
Author: Jennie27th June 2008
PUR water purifier has changed the lives of many people in very poor countries that depend on lakes, rivers and very shallow wells for survival; such water sources are contaminated and muddy, not to mention that the infestation level is more than high. Th... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu27th June 2008
Alcoholism comes with some very basic facts. This illness afflicts almost 14 million people nationwide which equates to basically one in every 10 adults. Alcoholism even kills nearly 20,000 Americans yearly, both directly and as a result of alcohol-relate... Read >
Author: EdPhilips26th June 2008
Scientists in Australia speculate that the number of mesothelioma cases reported there will rise rapidly over the next 15 years, reaching a disturbing peak of 900 deaths from mesothelioma cancer a year.
The Australian workforce once relied heavily on j... Read >
Author: Legal20th June 2008
Spanish house prices are slowing and in some cases reducing and for those seeking to buy a home in Spain this could well be the time to seek out a bargain. One area that will be worth giving some attention is the region of Costa Tropical.
Costa Tropica... Read >
Author: nicholas marr19th June 2008
TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. sketched out how its range of smart safety systems can hold up car manufacturers and car parts in attaining the goal of diminishing the impact of road accidents as well as vehicle emissions. The Auto Channel reported that t... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle18th June 2008
TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. sketched out how its range of smart safety systems can hold up car manufacturers and car parts in attaining the goal of diminishing the impact of road accidents as well as vehicle emissions. The Auto Channel reported that t... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle13th June 2008
Nutritional supplements can supply these nutrients and with careful shopping can be quite affordable. However, it is important to realize that more than the cost of a supplement has to be considered in order to get the best value for your nutritional doll... Read >
Author: Chuck Arnone30th May 2008
Mercury is the most toxic, non-radioactive element on the earth. Most medical and scientific researchers have called for a ban on the use of mercury in all products. However, the potential harmful effects of mercury fillings have been ignored by the U.S. ... Read >
Author: Perry A~29th May 2008
The second leading reasons of death among women are breast cancer. World Health Organization announced that more than 1 million women this year will be identified to have breast cancer. Women who are at most risk of having cancer like for example that it ... Read >
Author: Priyanka Arora29th May 2008
The number of people world wide suffering from obesity and morbid obesity is growing alarmingly according to recent reports and statistics from the World Health Organization and other international bodies dealing with health issues. Such is the extent of ... Read >
Author: Gareth Black29th May 2008
Obesity is rapidly becoming acknowledged as one of mankind's worst health problems. Once principally confined to the western world, obesity is now being seen in those countries experiencing a rapid improvement in living standards. Such is the problem tha... Read >
Author: Gareth Black27th May 2008
Ponce De Leon once fought fierce battles with native tribes out of ignorance looking for The Fountain of Youth . Today, like Ponce De Leon, Baby Boomers are fighting their own battle searching for the Fountain of youth not out of ignorance, but out of nec... Read >
Author: Ljubica21st May 2008
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that over 80% of the world's population satisfy their primary health care needs with traditional herbal medicines. These medicinal plant preparations, passed on and proven through generations of healers, are t... Read >
Author: Parveen Kumar20th May 2008
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that over 80% of the world's population satisfy their primary health care needs with traditional herbal medicines. These medicinal plant preparations, passed on and proven through generations of healers, are t... Read >
Author: Parveen Kumar20th May 2008
Cycling is a sport now, earlier started as enthusiastic step by a few people, it has driven now whole world behind cycling. Well, Cycle is a means of transport for people, helpful in commuting to shorter distances. In several developed countries (Japan an... Read >
Author: thebeachcruisers.com@gmail.com20th May 2008
Cycling is a sport now, earlier started as enthusiastic step by a few people, it has driven now whole world behind cycling. Well, Cycle is a means of transport for people, helpful in commuting to shorter distances. In several developed countries (Japan an... Read >
Author: thebeachcruisers.com@gmail.com20th May 2008
Cycling is a sport now, earlier started as enthusiastic step by a few people, it has driven now whole world behind cycling. Well, Cycle is a means of transport for people, helpful in commuting to shorter distances. In several developed countries (Japan an... Read >
Author: thebeachcruisers.com@gmail.com20th May 2008
Cycling is a sport now, earlier started as enthusiastic step by a few people, it has driven now whole world behind cycling. Well, Cycle is a means of transport for people, helpful in commuting to shorter distances. In several developed countries (Japan ... Read >
Author: thebeachcruisers.com@gmail.com14th May 2008
It is very common these days to find medicines labeled as natural or herbal medicines. In a medical store one can easily find millions of dietary supplements and medicines for various diseases. The history of medicinal plants goes back more than 5000 year... Read >
Author: Article Manager08th May 2008
People today are using an effective colon cleanser to increase their quality of life. A natural colon cleanser is even better. Not only does the natural type of cleanser drastically cut unwanted side effects; it also decreases stress on the colon and also... Read >
Author: wyclef08th May 2008
As public awareness regarding the quality of our drinking water continues to rise, many people are searching for solutions. Designing a Home Made Water Purifier system may be the answer.
By the time you finish reading this, I trust that you will have... Read >
Author: James Carol01st May 2008
A group of Swiss researchers may be sending some pretty mixed messages when it comes to AIDS prevention. It seems that this group of researchers has concluded that patients that are using retroviral drugs do not need to worry about using a condom because... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st May 2008
The term diabetes comes from the Greek language, and was coined by Aretaeus of Cappadocia. It meant "a compass, siphon." The sense "siphon" gave rise to the use of diabetes as the name for a disease involving the emancipation of excessive amounts of urine... Read >
Author: Perry Smith19th April 2008
Diabetes is an age old disease, which is recorded as early as Greek civilization. This disease is characterized by excretion of large amount of very dilute urine. Diabetes can also be explained as a syndrome characterized by disordered metabolism and inap... Read >
Author: aaron nimocks10th April 2008
Morbid obesity is a known and proven killer.
It affects and kills those people who through one reason or another fail to look after their general health. It's a preventable disease that with a bit of common sense and perseverance can be avoided. Howeve... Read >
Author: Dave Neville03rd April 2008
Amidst the highly public debate on depression, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a Public Health Advisory (PHA) warning against worsening depression and increased risk of suicidal behavior in people taking antidepressants.
After a short-t... Read >
Author: prmaven01st April 2008
Mental illnesses are biological brain disorders that many people suffer from, through no fault of their own. They cannot be wished away or combated through will power. While there are very real stigmas associated with these illnesses, the best way to get ... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON25th March 2008
Healthy colonic function is one of the keys to maintaining general physical well-being. Colon health, or ill-health, is the cause of many other problems; including nutritional deficiency. Millions of people around the world suffer from a variety of bowel ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer19th March 2008
Depression is an illness which has become common in recent a times. This mental illness is associated with deep thoughts of the patients which makes them think they are loosing the charm and the glitters of life. It has many different forms and is associa... Read >
Author: Rachel Broune19th March 2008
Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Band (LAGB) is creating ripples in the world of medicine. It is the latest weapon in humanity’s battle against obesity. Weight loss surgery has historically been considered as a solution that only came as a last resort. T... Read >
Author: Suzanne Macguire11th March 2008
If you are one of the many millions of people who struggle to maintain the proper weight, you are probably aware of the generally accepted groundrules of weight management.
The rules say that you need just two things to keep to the correct weight: prop... Read >
Author: Simon de Lides03rd March 2008
What If Everyone Thought The World Was Flat,...& They Laughed At Your "Christopher Columbus" Idea,...
What If Nearly Every Illness of Humanity was self-inflicted & there was scientific evidence verifying that you won't fall off the Earth if you travel ... Read >
Author: Wellness Consulting Group21st February 2008
Obesity has unfortunately become a global problem affecting the existence of millions of people, according to the World Health Organization. It is an accelerating social problem in many countries of the world, especially those more affluent.
Obesity is... Read >
Author: Ken Nickless11th February 2008
With the proliferation and widespread adoption of SMS technology comes problems unheard of before. One such problem is texting addiction. It was reported that a Scandinavian therapy center, has treated around 60 addicts since 1998 and this number should h... Read >
Author: teodolfo clearsms05th February 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Aila Accad
Stanford Medical School and the World Health Organization agree that 90-95% of illness and dis-ease is caused by - "Stress".
What is Stress? Hans Selye coined the terms stess, and general adaptation syndrome (GAS), a c... Read >
Author: Aila Accad04th February 2008
According to the World Health Organization, a few decades back diabetes was an uncommon disease, in both developed and developing countries. Today, the story is different. It is currently estimated that over 143million people worldwide are affected by the... Read >
Author: Ray Lam26th January 2008
Homeopathy
Arm yourself with Arnica. For people who've experienced back injuries, Arnica is among the most effective homeopathic medicines, says homeopath Dana Ullman. He suggests using Arnica orally and topically, in pellet and ointment forms, accordi... Read >
Author: Alien24th January 2008
Involuntary or passive smoking is associated with premature disease and death. Estimates indicate that 38,000 to 43,000 nonsmokers who are regularly exposed to environmental smoke die annually from smoking related causes. 16 The majority of these (35,000 ... Read >
Author: David Jones22nd January 2008
Parents should know that recent studies reveal teenagers are at increased risk when using cough medicines containing dextromethorphan (DXM) to get high. And they should sit their sons and daughters down and tell them just how dangerous this seemingly harm... Read >
Author: Rod MacTaggart21st January 2008
Diabetes is an increasingly prevalent disease in modern times and has been dubbed an epidemic by the World Health Organization (WHO). Although it is still unknown why the disease has increased so much recently, it is known how the disease occurs. It is ca... Read >
Author: Ade18th January 2008
Over half of all deaths worldwide are caused by some form of cardiovascular illness. The World Health Organization reports that as many as 12 million people a year die of heart disease, making it the number one killer in the world today.
Cardiovascular... Read >
Author: vincent platania18th January 2008
Although acupuncture is believed to have been practiced in China for as long as 5,000 years, it is a recent introduction in the West. It was first introduced into Britain at the end of the 18th century, when it was initially taken very seriously by the me... Read >
Author: Alien17th January 2008
Who can you believe these days?
Some medical authorities claim there is no such thing as a cold sore cure. Other, just as credible experts, claim cold sore cures are very real today. Who is telling the truth?
THEY ARE BOTH RIGHT.
The confus... Read >
Author: Denny Bodoh17th January 2008
Who can you believe these days? Some medical authorities claim there is no such thing as a cold sore cure. Other, just as credible experts, claim cold sore cures are very real today. Who is telling the truth?
Believe it or not, THEY ARE BOTH CORRECT... Read >
Author: Denny Bodoh06th November 2007
Osteoporosis is a disease of bone leading to an increased risk of fracture. In osteoporosis the bone mineral density (BMD) is reduced, bone microarchitecture is disrupted, and the amount and variety of non-collagenous proteins in bone is altered. Osteopor... Read >
Author: Alien31st October 2007
You probably know someone who has experienced blindness. Two leading causes of blindness glaucoma and cataracts. Even though contact lens companies may not tell you up front that wearing contact lenses can cause blindness, multiple studies show that con... Read >
Author: John Sern21st September 2007
A study in the September issue of The Lancet suggests that the the global rate of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is higher than previous estimates have suggested and is becoming more prevalent as the world's population ages. The researchers believe... Read >
Author: EmpoweredD10th September 2007
Migraine headaches are a huge health problem. In a 2004 report, the World Health Organization (WHO) called migraines and headache disorders a global public health calamity. Migraines and other chronic headache conditions are disabling. In the same repo... Read >
Author: Li Ming Wong30th August 2007
Herbal medicine is the oldest form of health care known to mankind, and is also called botanical medicine or herbalism. Herbal medicine began with primitive cultures using different plants for shelter, clothing, and medicine. Herbal medicine is a compleme... Read >
Author: desertoasis28th August 2007
Statistics don’t lie. Research suggests that stress is a killer. According to the World Health Organization, 80 to 90 percent of all illnesses are either directly or indirectly caused by stress.
In another study, researchers found that more than 50 p... Read >
Author: Michael Atma24th August 2007
Aside from being mega-rich and famous, what do David Beckham and Leonardo di Caprio have in common? Both suffer from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder is an anxiety disorder that is characterized by an obsessive or distre... Read >
Author: kristine21st August 2007
Smoking is one of the leading causes of lung cancer. This is a warning that has been trumpeted by governments around the world. Almost every pack of cigarette produced today has this warning emblazoned across the cigarette logo. Yet it seems that nobod... Read >
Author: Alex Ellorde17th August 2007
A rapidly growing trend in checkup practices is the expansion into ancillary services. The
rising costs of operating a medical checkup business rich person forced physicians to take a
look at how they can expand and better serve their patients. Th... Read >
Author: michel1215th August 2007
Even if the brain itself is not sensitive to pain, certain areas of the head such as the scalp, face, mouth and throat have nerve fibers that are sensitive to pain and which can hurt. Headache - or cephalgia - commonly is used to describe any kind of pain... Read >
Author: Alan B. Densky14th August 2007
Asthma is a chronic situation affecting the respiratory system. During an asthma attack, airways, which bring oxygen to and out of the lungs, tend to tighten and thus decrease the flow of air coming to the lungs. The airways are also inflamed and lined up... Read >
Author: Alan B. Densky09th August 2007
Thousands of people have become victims of the so-called “yo-yo diet.” After making a commitment to finally lose those excess pounds, they found themselves full of guilt after eating that slice of chocolate cake or taking several glasses of non-diet... Read >
Author: Alex Ellorde06th August 2007
The World Health Organization estimates that one-quarter to one-third of cancer cases are related to being overweight and inactive. Research has found that weight gain can lead to a higher risk for colon, prostate, endometrial, esophageal, kidney and post... Read >
Author: Kaushik01st August 2007
The goal of achieving optimal fatty acid nutrition must be approached by altering the fatty acid composition of the day-to-day meal pattern. If the diet is high in saturated fats, more of the positions on the glycerol backbones will be taken up by saturat... Read >
Author: Dr. Randy Wysong30th July 2007
There is the underlying assumption that modernity translates into better health. A corollary of this logic is that we can live our lives pretty much as we want because we can always buy a repair. You know, the car won't start, the TV is broken, the tel... Read >
Author: Dr. Randy Wysong25th July 2007
Statistics don’t lie. Research suggests that stress is a killer. According to the World Health Organization, 80 to 90 percent of all illnesses are either directly or indirectly caused by stress.
In another study, researchers found that more than 50... Read >
Author: Michael Atma13th July 2007
More than 40 million people in the United States take Statin Drugs every day. The purpose is to lower your LDL (BAD) Cholesterol. Statin drugs along with penicillin, and aspirin, may well be the three greatest drugs ever developed. These cholesterol fight... Read >
Author: Richard Stoyeck13th July 2007
Depending on the type of drug a person uses, he or she will experience different drugs long term effects. It doesn’t matter if you think that pot is a soft drug and you will only do that drug because the others are hard drugs. That’s nonsense. Did you... Read >
Author: Wells21st June 2007
Are you obese? Body Mass Index, or BMI, is used to measure obesity. Prior to 2005, once your BMI hit 30 or higher, you are no doubt obese. But since 2005, World Health Organization (WHO) has revised the BMI for obesity level downwards for Asians because o... Read >
Author: Laura Ng10th June 2007
Not a lot of teenagers care that much about the waste that comes out of their parent’s GMC muffler or what happens to the trash after they take it out of the house. But there are some who do care about making this world a better place.
Two years ag... Read >
Author: Iver Penn31st May 2007
Several university studies have determined that using oxygen concentrators are a valuable tool for treating children with hypoxemia in developing countries. The World Health Organization (WHO) also recommends supplying oxygen to children in developing wit... Read >
Author: Chuck Jaymes31st May 2007
Several university studies have determined that using oxygen concentrators are a valuable tool for treating children with hypoxemia in developing countries. The World Health Organization (WHO) also recommends supplying oxygen to children in developing wit... Read >
Author: Chuck Jaymes24th May 2007
According to the 2007 report of the World Health Organization, the next thirty years will witness a significant global rise, in the number of deaths due to non-communicable diseases, especially cancer. This prediction is mainly due to the ageing of the po... Read >
Author: ajeetkhurana23rd May 2007
Searching for information on asthma is as easy as booking an appointment with your doctor. If you have some serious questions, then your physician is best qualified to provide you with the answers you are looking for.
This is especially true for those ... Read >
Author: Dean Caporella21st May 2007
All smokers have heard of the term 'smoking cessation'. Some of them just ignore it and carry on puffing, while some are desperately trying to quit the habit, but have already become a slave to smoking. If you fall into the second category then there is h... Read >
Author: Roy Dobson21st May 2007
Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is a weak acid that aids in various metabolic process and helps prevent disease. It is also an antioxidant, eliminating free radicals which cause cell damage and impair the immune system.
Your body can't store vitamin C or mak... Read >
Author: hamoon arbabi12th May 2007
Human being is the god’s best creation. Every body has some problem in their lives. Some has financial problems, some are facing family problems and some the most critical problem i.e. health problem. Constipation, indigestion, jaundice, skin problems, ... Read >
Author: keyur06th May 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 The Brain Code LLC
Last week the World Health Organization released new guidelines for patient safety. Why is this a big deal? Well, back in 2000 the Institute of Medicine released a report documenting the large-scale problem of deat... Read >
03rd May 2007
From the desk of Dr Magne, author of Cancer Free For Life
Breast cancer statistics show that over 1.2 million persons will be diagnosed with breast cancer worldwide this year, according to the World Health Organization. Regular physical activity has be... Read >
Author: Dr Laurence Magne21st April 2007
The World Health Organization defines the concept of health as a powerful, interconnected relation between three main elements: physical, mental and emotional. Due to the stressful and hurried life many people are forced to live, the concept of physical f... Read >
Author: Clint Jhonson08th March 2007
The World Health Organization (WHO) makes reports and updates regarding new human cases of infection with bird flu. The only subtype that can cause severe illness to people is Influenza A /H5N1 virus, initially it affects chickens, ducks and other birds b... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola08th March 2007
Despite a list of emerging overseas property markets that offer substanial short term gains Spain remains the destination of choice for those searching for a home overseas and for property investors alike. So what makes Spanish property so desirable?
... Read >
Author: nicholas marr06th March 2007
In this current age of medical advancement, when people are living longer than ever before, why is it that stress is becoming more and more prominent in today’s society, affecting our health and our quality of life like no other illness?
It is thou... Read >
Author: Jean Richards21st February 2007
The US healthcare system is the best in the world! --- Only if you can access and afford it. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a good healthcare system should ideally comprise of state of art medical facilities being fairly distributed acr... Read >
Author: Alfred Anderson19th February 2007
The signs and symptoms of diabetes mellitus are detectable, if you look for them. The American Diabetes Association claims there are over 20 million people that have diabetes in the United States. It is estimated that there are close to 6.2 million people... Read >
Author: Aron Wallad19th February 2007
Cold sores are certainly nothing unusual, eight out of ten people show signs of the virus Herpes Simplex, which is the cause of cold sores. The World Health Organization has estimated that 89% of the world’s population are potentially affected, with bet... Read >
Author: Robert Black19th February 2007
Avian Influenza is known to affect especially wild and domestic birds as well as pigs but rare cases of human infection are updated. Since 2004 though, more than 200 confirmed cases of the avian virus in humans have been detected and analyzed by the World... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola06th February 2007
The world is filled with folks who think that the power of your will is enough to make you stop smoking. Of course, this deep-thinking attitude comprising so much wisdom can only come from non-smokers. But for smokers, who have tired to quit smoking so ma... Read >
Author: Ken Wilson25th January 2007
Pneumonia is a contagious disease that mostly affects children and people who have a weakened immune system like: HIV, organ transplanted people, cancer, and chemotherapy. Smoking, drinking alcohol, working in cold places are also factors of risk.
If l... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola24th January 2007
Traditional Chinese Medicines (TCM) is usually regarded as an alternative treatment. Patients will seek help from TCM physicians only when they cannot be treated by western medication.
Lately, a growing number of western doctors have started to learn a... Read >
Author: Ng Peng Hock23rd January 2007
Many nursing mothers become very anxious about when and how best to stop breastfeeding. The decision to stop breastfeeding should be part of a natural process of raising a child and should be of no concern to anyone but mother and baby.
If a woman is a... Read >
Author: Robin OBrien19th January 2007
BMI stands for body mass index. It is a surrogate measure of the amount of fat in the body. It is widely used as a good indicator of body fat, and it is easy and convenient to use without incurring high costs.
Using sophisticated methods to measure bod... Read >
Author: Ng Peng Hock19th January 2007
Public health authorities are alarmed by a strain of H5N1, also known as the virus of the bird flu, which has firs affected the birds across Asia and Russia. It also has infected more than 100 humans in the past 18 months, killing about half of them. Scie... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola13th January 2007
Flat, pointed, long, rounded, surgically altered, no matter what your nose looks like, you have no choice but to love it, because it's the only nose you have. Your respiratory system depends on the nose for it to function. Unfortunately, what with all t... Read >
Author: Evangeline Austero13th January 2007
Cruising down the road with your mind on your grocery list, and a little girl darts out of nowhere and runs in front of your car in pursuit of an escaped ball. Wouldn't you be thankful that your car stopped when you stomped on the pedal, just in the nic... Read >
Author: Daniel Rogers13th January 2007
If you sit at a desk most of the day, you run the risk of not getting enough exercise. Many people will try to change that lifestyle by making a New Year's resolution to get more exercise. If this describes you, you will be more successful if you use fr... Read >
08th January 2007
Bird flu is still a hot subject at the World Health Organization meetings, due to the fact that is still considered a threat for humanity.
Scientists believe that the H5N1 virus could mutate and then transmit from human to human causing a global pandem... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola08th January 2007
Hepatitis C is a virus infection that affects the liver, and can lead to chronic hepatitis, to cirrhosis and even liver cancer.
In 1990 in the whole world were known to exist 170 million of people infected with hepatitis C virus, and World Health Or... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola06th January 2007
People believed that only birds could get affected by the A H5N1 influenza that is why they called it 'The bird flu'.
Influenza A affects naturally the wild birds, which only carry the virus and present no symptoms, but they transmit the virus to the p... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola06th January 2007
A spokesman of World Health Organization announced that scientists have finally created a possible effective flu vaccine.
Clinical tests have been carried out with a flu vaccine made by Sanofi Pasteur. The conclusions were that there are needed two sh... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola04th January 2007
The World Health Organization are considering to send a national report next month and advise the government to think about stockpiling vaccine against H5N1 because a possible global pandemic could begin at any time now.
WHO took this decision after re... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola04th January 2007
Tuberculosis is an infection caused by the Koch bacillus, also known as Mycobacterium tuberculosis, it primarily affects the lungs and it is contagious, healthy persons receiving the infection if living or working in the same place with the infected perso... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola04th January 2007
In modern terminology, this is usually regarded as a particular reference to cleanliness. The related term personal grooming/grooming means to enhance one's physical appearance or appeal for others, by removing obvious imperfections in one's appearance or... Read >
Author: Uzim03rd January 2007
As nicotine provides the addiction in smoking if you get nicotine without the smoke you can give up easily.
In fact, Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) will double you chances of staying off cigarettes, so let’s look at how it can help.
Smoking ... Read >
Author: kelly price24th December 2006
Depression is a genuine mental illness often characterized by prolonged periods of sadness and melancholy, say experts from the field of psychiatry. That means it can drain and incapacitate you and destroy your business efforts.
About one in seven of... Read >
Author: michael madigan18th November 2006
It is often said that the United Kingdom's publicly funded National Health Service (NHS) which was introduced in 1948 is the envy of the world. The NHS provides by far and away the majority of healthcare for all elements of society within the UK and cover... Read >
Author: Donald Saunders17th November 2006
Pet facilities are providing clean, fresh purified air for their dogs and cats. This results in healthier, happier, more alert pets.
In Atlanta, some of the more progressive, ?high end?, pet boarding facilities (kennels) and veterinary clinics and spec... Read >
Author: Bruce Bley17th November 2006
In the developing world, children are dying every minute of the day due to lack of breastfeeding. A recent report from the government of Uganda suggests that at 'least 4000 infants and young children die everyday in Uganda due to lack of breastfeeding'. C... Read >
Author: Robin OBrien16th November 2006
Smoking is bad for you. We all know that and that it's one of the biggest killers in the world however the smoking fact that will surprise many people is:
Nicotine can actually be good for you.
This article is all about this smoking fact and it's si... Read >
Author: sacha tarkovsky16th November 2006
With all the knowledge we have theses days, it can be very surprising to see people continue to indulge in habits that are detrimental to their health. In actual fact what this tells us is that addiction is powerful.
Our objective is to learn about s... Read >
Author: Benjamin Wise08th November 2006
RFID Technology also enters in the world of Pharmaceutical companies, distributors, and hospitals to discourage drug counterfeiting. The report of The World Health Organization shows between 5 to 8 percent of global pharmaceuticals is counterfeit. In some... Read >
Author: Diana Heyden07th November 2006
Smoking is bad. This is an undeniable fact. Almost 1 billion men and 250 million women in the world smoke. This represents about 35 percent of men and 22 percent of women in developed countries and 50 percent of men and 9 percent of women in the developin... Read >
Author: Ng Peng Hock06th November 2006
Quest Innovations & Research (www.questinnovations.net) is continuing it's focus of finding solutions to the deadliest life threatening global tragedy in the history of mankind-unclean drinking water. The newly formed partnership of Third Day Resources (w... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th October 2006
Questionnaire to Take to Your Doctor:
Questions to Ask Your Doctor about Chronic & Autoimmune Diseases
by Dr. Robert Gamble
Cardio-Vascular and Thoracic Surgeon (retired)
Medical Researcher
1. Is my disease condition a "chronic" disease? Answer: If... Read >
Author: Dr Robert Gamble04th October 2006
Eventually it's time to stop breastfeeding your child. But exactly when should a mother stop breastfeeding her child. The answer, of course, is that there is not a set time to stop. Some mothers will stop much sooner than most and some will carry on breas... Read >
Author: Robin OBrien29th September 2006
The global health community is simmering in discontent. They are in a dilemma. They are unable to find a proper medication for a simple disease like bird flu. They crossed the moon. They intend to beat the stars. But the simple-looking disease, the bird-f... Read >
Author: Kanishk manchanda25th September 2006
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, more commonly known as AIDS is one of the most dreaded diseases on the rounds. It is a collection of symptoms and infections in humans resulting from the damage caused by the immune system by the human immunodeficiency... Read >
Author: Sean Carter25th September 2006
You will frequently hear statement like "eating too much sugar causes diabetes. Diabetes will be cure if we avoid sweet food." This is certainly untrue because diabetes is not just a sugar problem, it is an incurable condition! Nevertheless, eating too mu... Read >
Author: Ng Peng Hock20th September 2006
I'm now in Hong Kong airport waiting for my flight back to Singapore. I have been in Hong Kong for the last 2 weeks. If you haven't visited this vibrant city, I recommend that you do it in the future.
Most of us have the perception that Asians, especi... Read >
Author: Dov Oshri22nd August 2006
Is chronic pain making life difficult for you? Well have you tried the alternative medical form of treatment, acupuncture? Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese healing method that can heal people suffering from different types of clinical and medical conditi... Read >
Author: Marlin Shome19th August 2006
Smoking can have many detrimental effects on our health. But most of the people do not take or view the problem seriously. Every smoker should be aware of the concerning facts and effects that smoking can bring. So here are some smoking facts that you sho... Read >
Author: Tony James17th August 2006
In 2003, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that cardiovascular diseases caused 29.2% of total global deaths and predicted that it would be the leading cause of death in developing countries by 2010. However, coronary heart disease can be preven... Read >
Author: Ng Peng Hock17th August 2006
Asbestos is a general term applied to certain fibrous minerals long popular for their thermal resistance, tensile strength, and acoustic insulation properties. Asbestos minerals are divided into two groups: serpentine and amphibole. Only one type of asbes... Read >
Author: Robert Bell16th August 2006
Sodium is essential for cell function as it maintains the electrolyte balance in the body, which regulates the flow of fluids such as water and blood. Sodium depletion is usually associated with dehydration. British's Institute of Food Research indicated ... Read >
Author: Ng Peng Hock20th July 2006
Hong Kong is an international city and it has vast number of tourists come from all over the world in all year round. According to the Hong Kong Government statistics, the number of international tourists visited Hong Kong in 2005 reaches 10.8 million whi... Read >
Author: Sammy Ho19th July 2006
You may have heard that breastfeeding saves lives but wondered: How can this be? We all know mothers who don't breastfeed, and would we say that their children are at risk of death. Of course not, their babies thrive on formula. So, are babies' lives at r... Read >
Author: Robin OBrien29th June 2006
An allergic asthma. It is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the lung airways. It's symptoms are made worse by exposure to an allergen (e.g., dust, mold, pollen, dust mite allergens and animal dander) to which the patient has been sensitized.
A simple... Read >
Author: Eddy Kong 25th June 2006
The World Health Organization has found that dietary factors account for approximately 30% of all cancers in Western countries, and that diet is second only to tobacco use as a preventable cause. Following cardiovascular disease, it is the second biggest ... Read >
Author: Debra Augur25th June 2006
The World Health Organization has identified stroke as the third major killer disease of humans. More than 150,000 Americans die of stroke each year - a full one-third of all those who suffer stroke. Another 150,000 will be left with a severe disability t... Read >
Author: Debra Augur23rd June 2006
What is the purpose of protein in the human body?
Protein is a very important nutrient that has many functions:
Protein is critical in the production of hormones and enzymes.
Enzymes are forms of protein that catalyze all chemical reactions in ... Read >
Author: Dr. Leslie Van Romer22nd June 2006
The United States is the richest, most powerful country in the world. It spends approximately 1.55 trillion dollars on health care alone, close to one-half what the entire rest of the world spends on health care. The cost of drugs skyrocketed from 78.9 ... Read >
Author: Dr. Leslie Van Romer22nd June 2006
Today, the World Health Organization and many experts in the field of human nutrition tell us that human beings only need 4.5% protein in their diets for health and fitness, and overall well-being, and that plenty of protein can be sourced by plant foods ... Read >
Author: Dr. Leslie Van Romer22nd June 2006
The United States is the richest, most powerful nation on earth. It cultivates the best doctors, the best training, the best researchers, the best facilities, the best technology, and the most dollars.
Therefore, it is logical to think that the Unit... Read >
Author: Dr. Leslie Van Romer21st June 2006
Tip # 9: Stockpile Mental Ammo
When people start learning that you are adopting a new eating regime, they will barrage you with questions. The most common questions asked are:
Where do you get your protein if you don't eat meat?
Where do you... Read >
Author: Dr. Leslie Van Romer18th June 2006
Free Mini-Series: How to Improve Life Quality for DiabeticsKing, NC - - MyDiabetesAtoZ.com is a new website that offers help tothe estimated 100 to 120 million people with diabetes worldwide,their family and friends. Considering for a moment that the aver... Read >
Diana Barnum
18th June 2006
What does the world's major health organization say about health?
According to the World Health Organization, health has little to do with how you feel and a lot to do with "the state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, and not merely ... Read >
Author: Dr. Leslie Van Romer12th June 2006
Zija is a Moringa Leaf drink. Moringa Zinga is a Moringa Leaf capsule. This article will help you decide which one is best for you.
Powdered moringa tree leaf is the world's greatest unknown supplement. In short it gives energy, endurance, and mental ... Read >
Author: M Harvey09th June 2006
Even a small ailment or a physical trouble can extract the joy, the charms, and the happiness existing in our lives. It is not because of the physical agony of the seriousness of the disease but it usually occurs because of the tension of seeing a doctor,... Read >
Author: Daniels Charles08th June 2006
Vaccination and immunization shots for school were never my thing from the beginning. In fact, I didn't know any kids who were cool with needles.I usually went into the clinic kicking and screaming. Not only because it hurt to have a needle stabbed into m... Read >
Author: Edwin Geronimo26th May 2006
Copyright 2006 Linda Symonds
For over 30 years, the controversy has raged about the benefits or the hazards of human consumption of fluoride. Despite numerous studies conducted by such organizations as the World Health Organization (WHO) we seem to be... Read >
Author: Linda Symonds26th May 2006
It is estimated that over half of Americans between the ages of 6 and 59 would test positive to one or more allergens. It is believed about one quarter of these people would be allergic to dust mites, ragweed or cockroaches. Surveys have shown that about ... Read >
Author: David Kane26th May 2006
The World Health Organization has identified a global epidemic of killer diseases in the world. If these diseases have the attention of the World Health Organization, then chances are that these diseases are most likely found in the third world, right?
... Read >
Author: Debra Augur22nd May 2006
There are more than three million asthmatics in the UK (one in eight children and one in 13 adults), and between 100 and 150 million sufferers in the world. Norwich Union insurance reports that, over the past quarter-century, asthma in the UK has increase... Read >
Author: Karoly Nunhofer21st May 2006
Although the Type A influenza virus which is responsible for Avian Flu (or more commonly referred to as Bird Flu) is known to be susceptible to waterfowl and poultry species only, there is a very high possibility that a new viral strain will emerge as a r... Read >
Author: Erica Alexia15th May 2006
There is no doubt that the pure Moringa Tree leaf is the source of incredible health benefits. It's the ultimate, natural, organic, energy and endurance health supplement. There are plenty of studies that describe these benefits and the pure, powdered, mo... Read >
Author: M Harvey07th May 2006
Copyright 2006 Andrew Saari
Avian influenza, also known as bird flu or H5N1, is a viral disease that most commonly affects birds. It has appeared from time to time in regions around the world. It can spread easily among wild birds, but can also infect ... Read >
Author: Andrew Saari13th April 2006
Flu is a common disease nowadays, with most people having developed the antibodies to fight against the disease. So the mention of "flu" doesn't really create any alarm. However, say "bird flu" and there's likely to be a pandemonium.
Bird flu, or avia... Read >
Author: NS Kennedy13th April 2006
The World Health Organization (WHO) recently sounded a global health alarm in response to a new threat that has been emerging in several regions, particularly Asia. This threat is the avian influenza, more commonly known as bird flu, which is an infectiou... Read >
Author: NS Kennedy13th April 2006
One need only to scan a newspaper or read a weekly magazine to be astounded by the number of stories about new medical breakthroughs, disease processes, emerging threats of disease, or innovations in medical and health care technology. The World Health O... Read >
Author: Sara Ellis08th April 2006
Laboratory tests have confirmed that bird flu was the cause of death of a middle-aged Indonesian male in November 2005. The man was the 14th fatality of bird flu infections in Indonesia, and the ninth bird flu case confirmed by the World Health Organizati... Read >
Author: NS Kennedy08th April 2006
Recent outbreaks have put avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu disease, at the center stage of the global health community. From relative anonymity, the disease acquired notoriety for itself when it claimed more than fifty human lives. The deaths f... Read >
Author: NS Kennedy08th April 2006
When bird flu hit most Asian countries, it prompted the World Health Organization (WHO) to urge China to test its wild birds, particularly geese that migrate from its waters during the harsh winter. The disease spread so fast from one bird to another that... Read >
Author: NS Kennedy08th April 2006
We live in a marvelous time when technology has become man's servant. For the average person, everyday living has become more a matter of pressing buttons than a matter of hard physical labor. Meanwhile, advancements in technology have crossed the digital... Read >
Author: NS Kennedy05th April 2006
Copyright 2006 Frank Mangano
Did your daily weigh-in cause your blood pressure to spike? If it did, you are not alone. More than 50 percent of Americans are overweight or obese and the numbers just keep on rising. These shocking statistics have doctor... Read >
Author: Frank Mangano01st April 2006
The aim of this essay is to discuss and compare two health care systems in the USA, the GPs and NHS systems, the relation between expenditure on these systems and efficiency of them. Another aim of the essay is to compare heath care systems in different c... Read >
Author: John Nilson20th March 2006
Despite the fact that more than 300,000 birds have now been culled in Turkey to control the avian flu virus-- and this effort is continuing -- the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization is concerned that the beginnings of an endemic situation ma... Read >
Author: Rosalyn Bronstein20th March 2006
One of the ways the U.S. is planning to keep its residents safe from avian flu is by monitoring its borders for any signs of the disease. Threats of avian flu and other disasters have
encouraged the Government to take more carefully monitoring seriously.... Read >
Author: Rosalyn Bronstein12th March 2006
Do you sometimes feel that you have sleep deprivation? Is the quality of your sleep what it should be or do you wake up feeling tired and lacking energy? In addition, do you have trouble concentrating and just not feeling up to par the rest of the day?
... Read >
Author: David Chandler09th March 2006
Avian, or bird, flu threatens to develop into a global pandemic that will sweep the world according to some experts.
Others claim that there's comparatively little risk, and that an epidemic, if it does happen, will probably not occur before next win... Read >
Author: Aislinn OConnor02nd March 2006
Copyright 2006 Anne Wolski
In a world where there is still a huge proportion of people living in conditions which can, at best, be described as absolutely shocking, is it any wonder that tropical diseases are still rampant and on the increase? Despite ... Read >
Author: Anne Wolski21st February 2006
In recent years, there has been a lot of debate surrounding the issue of breastfeeding. While the decision to breastfeed is a personal one, there are countless benefits for both mother and child that ought to be explored. One of the most significant rea... Read >
Author: Rachel Thompson16th February 2006
For weeks you have been aching from head to foot. You have no energy, you can't concentrate and you can't remember the last time you got a good night's sleep. You have been to the doctor a few times already and all he can tell you is what you DON'T have. ... Read >
Author: Terry McDermott04th January 2006
H5N1 is a type of avian influenza virus (bird flu virus) that has mutated[1] through antigenic drift into dozens of highly pathogenic varieties, but all currently belonging to genotype Z of avian influenza virus H5N1. Genotype Z emerged through reassortme... Read >
Author: Barbara Camie31st December 2005
Copyright 2005 drbodoh
Coldsores, also called fever blisters and oral herpes, are a global epidemic - or pandemic.
Coldsores are the visible symptom of an active herpes virus infestation. More specifically, coldsores are the result of the reproduct... Read >
Author: Denny Bodoh30th November 2005
Copyright 2005 drbodoh
What causes cold sores? An excellent question with a not-so-simple answer.
You see - what causes cold sores for one person may not be what causes cold sores for another. But, hopefully, by the time you're done reading this a... Read >
Author: Denny Bodoh29th November 2005
More and more researchers and physicians are coming to the conclusion that exercise can be as effective as antidepressants in reducing the symptoms of major depression.Group or Solitary Both WorkMany studies have shown that exercise in a group setting is ... Read >
Author: Joseph Mercola26th November 2005
We are losing approximate one million human lives a year worldwide due to suicidal deaths. It is not only the case of death and births subject, which keeps statistics of human counts. Today is September10, an international suicide prevention day . Interna... Read >
Author: Dinesh Singh20th November 2005
Copyright 2005 Daily News Central
Of the seven million worldwide cancer deaths reported in 2001, 35 percent were attributable to nine well-known behavioral and environmental risk factors, according to an analysis published in The Lancet.
Researchers... Read >
Author: Rita Jenkins11th November 2005
Copyright 2005 drbodoh
Cold sores virus infects an incredible 89% of the world population, the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) estimates.
YES - and 67% of those infected with the cold sores virus will have at least one cold sore event in the next... Read >
Author: Denny Bodoh28th October 2005
Every day, 7 percent of the U.S. population visits a McDonald's, and 20-25 percent eat fast food of some kind, says Steven Gortmaker, professor of society, human development, and health at the Harvard School of Public Health. As for childre... Read >
Author: Brian Vaszily10th October 2005
In all the publication, The World Health Organisation (W.H.O.) summarise what we know about cancer from scientific research:
Cancer is largely preventable:
By stopping smoking, providing healthy food and avoiding the exposure to carcinogens.
The mos... Read >
Author: Fritz Frei31st August 2005
Breast cancer statistics show that over 1.2 million persons will be diagnosed with breast cancer worldwide this year, according to the World Health Organization. For breast cancer and prevention, it has long been known that regular physical activity has... Read >
Author: Olinda Rola09th August 2005
What Is Herbal Medicine? Is It Safe?By Charlene J. NubleHerbal medicine is the use of plant and herb extracts for their therapeutic value. Most plants contain and produce chemical substances that aid in healing and other physical treatments.
Herbal med... Read >
Author: Charlene Nuble09th August 2005
By: Charlene J. Nuble
"Tooth decay, also known as dental cavities, or dental caries, is a disease that is five times more common than asthma and seven times more common than hay fever." -- Michael C. Alfano, Dean of the New York University College ... Read >
Author: Charlene Nuble09th August 2005
By: Charlene J. Nuble
"Tooth decay, also known as dental cavities, or dental caries, is a disease that is five times more common than asthma and seven times more common than hay fever." -- Michael C. Alfano, Dean of the New York University College of ... Read >
Author: Charlene Nuble20th July 2005
US scientists have claimed that secondhand smokers are at higher risk of Breast Cancer. Earlier, their research also led to them to the conclusion that young women smokers are more likely to get addicted to smoking than young men.
Breast Cancer is the... Read >
Author: Ashley Green19th July 2005
Proposing a New Diagnosis and Theory for Patients with Multiple Addictions
By James Slobodzien, Psy.D., CSAC
When considering that pathological eating disorders and their related diseases now afflict more people globally than malnutrition, some expert... Read >
Author: James Slobodzien
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