Articles, tagged with "journal of medicine", page 3

HOW BREASTFEEDING LOWER DIABETES RISK

Researchers have found that mother who do not breast- feed their children are at greater risk of developing type 2 diabetes later in life compared to those who do breast- feed. They have also discovered that vitamin A and beta-carotene supplement are unsa... Read >
Author: padio

Evaluating Benign and Malignant Lung and Pleural Masses in Asbestosis and Mesothelioma

Exposure to asbestos in the workplace is the most common cause of Mesothelioma disease. Continued research is necessary if we are ever to find a cure. One interesting study is called, “Exposure to Asbestos and Human Disease." By Becklake, MR - New Engla... Read >
Author: Mont Wrobleski

Diagnostic Ultrasound In Pregnancy - Is It Necessary?

The journal, Obstetrics and Gynecology, estimated that over half of all pregnant women in 1990 had undergone diagnostic ultrasound, yet research published in the New England Journal of Medicine suggest that 80 percent of all pregnant women are very low ri... Read >
Author: melishadanny

Are CT Scans a Public Health Time Bomb?

The Computed Tomographic Scan (CT Scan) has been the darling of diagnostics for Internal Medicine since its introduction. Conditions that once required an invasive procedure such as a laparoscopy for diagnosis could now be diagnosed from a seemingly inno... Read >
Author: Alicia Verity

Financial Help From The Government Is Needed By Physicians

Thousands of U.S. are pleading for national health insurance that is financed by the government. They argue that a national health insurance program would be able to extend coverage to each American while saving billions of dollars. After health care refo... Read >
Author: shainarvina

The Many Things Gum Disease Can Lead To

Long awaiting a kidney transplant, a patient who was a 26 year old man from Long Beach, California expected a series of blood tests and numerous physical exams before he checked into the hospital last July. What he needed was to see the dentist leaving hi... Read >
Author: natasha

Can the Widely Used Fertility Drugs Clomid and Serophene Increase the Risk of Ovarian Cancer?

Can the Widely Used Fertility Drugs Clomid and Serophene Increase the Risk of Ovarian Cancer? Medical researchers often find problems with infertility drugs. Every few years, results of studies are published that paint dangerous pictures of well-known ... Read >
Author: paknetsolutons

The Nations Health

The Nations health has been a top priority for the current administration. How health care reform will affect the nations health remains to be seen. However, as far as health goes (vs. cost), it should prove positive. It is widely known that increased ... Read >
Author: Simeon Knight

Child Obesity - A Window to the Future, typically, a Short Future

Does it seem to ring true? The claim, coming from extensive research done on a large number of children is that, a child who grows obese in childhood, is twice as likely as any normal child, to die through the age of 55, either through falling ill or thro... Read >
Author: kayla

Overcome infertility, get pregnant all natural

After more than 14 years of diligent work and in depth research on a daily basis, after experiencing several eureka moments and after a long process of trial and error and dozens of interviews and self experiments, I applied my years of training to fi... Read >
Author: Voicu Adrian

Study Shows Even Moderate Weight Loss Improves Female Urinary Incontinence

Even a moderate amount of weight loss can go a long way toward relieving symptoms of female urinary incontinence in obese women. A 2009 study by the University of California, San Francisco showed that women who lost as little as eight percent of their ... Read >
Author: RA Butters

Texas Low Cost Health Insurance Addresses health Care Reform Cons| the biggest con of all

It seems that the more discussion there is in regard to health care reform, the more discussion there is in regard to health care reform cons. Undoubtedly, there has been a need for some type of health care over haul. Now that health care reform is a re... Read >
Author: Simeon Knight

The Value of Positive Subconscious Pictures

The second component of Burris MIND/FITNESS is your subconscious pictures. I will explain how to replace your negative subconscious images into positive images through the practice of controlled visualization. According to the New England Journal of Medic... Read >
Author: Rhett Downs

Avandia Linked to Heart Attack

Government Report Examines Heart Attack Risk in Avandia: The drug Avandia was approved in the U.S. in 1998 for the treatment of type 2 diabetes by controlling blood sugar levels. Millions of diabetics have taken the drug, but in recent years, sales hav... Read >
Author: susan01

Higher Medicare Co-pays Mean Fewer Doctor Visits

A large study published in the New England Journal of Medicine recently revealed that higher Medicare co-pays, sometimes only a few dollars more, lead to fewer doctor visits and longer hospital stays. "Keeping seniors healthy by encouraging outpatient... Read >
Author: Alfred Winston

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