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Tongkat Ali is a good herb for high blood pressure!

22.10.2008 23:43    blood-pressure-updates.com
Herbal medicines have been in use since the days civilization came intoexistence. Today the herbal medicines in various forms are...


Study Shows How Breastfeeding Transfers Immunity to Babies

22.10.2008 23:21    health.am
A BYU-Harvard-Stanford research team has identified a molecule that is key to mothers' ability to pass along immunity to intestinal infections to their babies through breast milk.The findings will be published in the Nov. 1 issue of the Journal of

Uninsured Kids in Middle Class Have Same Unmet Needs as Poor

22.10.2008 23:21    health.am
Uninsured children in families earning between approximately $38,000 and $76,000 a year are about as likely to go without any health care as uninsured children in poorer families.Nearly half of uninsured children in the U.S. went without any medical care

Job, Education May Buffer Against Dementia

22.10.2008 22:36    healthcentral.com
It included 242 people with Alzheimer's, 72 with mild cognitive impairment, and 144 with no memory problems. People with mild cognitive impairment have memory problems beyond what's normal for their age but not the serious memory problems associated with Alzheimer's


Head-First Slide a Heads-Up Play

22.10.2008 22:35    healthcentral.com
The effectiveness of either approach is closely tied to the principles of physics and factors like a baseball player's center of gravity, explained David A. Peters, a professor of engineering at Washington University in St. Louis.

Interventions to Promote Breast-Feeding Succeed

22.10.2008 22:35    healthcentral.com
Members of the task force evaluated more than 25 studies of breast-feeding interventions conducted in the United States and other developed countries and concluded that coordinated interventions throughout pregnancy, birth and infancy can increase breast-feeding initiation, duration and exclusivity (when

Kids, Adults React Equally to Allergy Patch Tests

22.10.2008 22:35    healthcentral.com
Dr. Kathryn A. Zug, of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H., and her colleagues found rates of positive tests for at least one allergen were about the same among children (51.2 percent) and adults (54.1 percent). They compared 391 children

General Anesthesia Tied to Developmental Woes in Kids

22.10.2008 22:35    healthcentral.com
Researchers suspect that exposure to general anesthesia during these operations might have played a role in the jump in risk, according to lead author Charles DiMaggio, an assistant professor of clinical epidemiology at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons'

3-D Doppler Ultrasound Helps ID Breast Cancers

22.10.2008 22:35    healthcentral.com
Blood flow through malignant breast masses is often higher compared with normal tissue or benign masses. The Doppler ultrasound allows radiologists to detect vessels with higher flow speeds, which likely indicate cancer.

New MRI Puts Cervical Cancer Into Focus

22.10.2008 22:35    healthcentral.com
The main use is in women with small cervical cancers, in whom it is necessary to delineate accurately the extent of disease prior to fertility-sparing surgery," explained study author Dr. Nandita deSouza, co-director of the MRI Unit at the Institute

Inflammation, Coagulation Tied to Non-AIDS Deaths in HIV Cases

22.10.2008 22:35    healthcentral.com
The results, stemming from an international study published in PLoS Medicine , found that patients receiving either of two methods of antiretroviral therapy (ART) for HIV had increased risk of death from conditions such as cardiovascular complications linked to three

One-Quarter of Biologic Drugs Have Had Safety Issues

22.10.2008 22:35    healthcentral.com
Eleven percent, including Remicade (infliximab), used to treat Crohn's disease and rheumatoid arthritis, and Avastin (bevacizumab), used to treat cancer, have been issued a "black box" warning.

Many Kids Lack Insurance, Despite Having Insured Parents

22.10.2008 22:35    healthcentral.com
So say researchers who found that more than 3 percent of U.S. children and adolescents are uninsured or underinsured at some point during any given year -- despite having at least one parent with health insurance.

Sex Partners Get STD Alerts by E-mail

22.10.2008 22:34    healthcentral.com
A new report says 30,000 people have used an Internet service that allows them to alert their sex partners that they may have been infected with syphilis, gonorrhea, HIV or other diseases.

Suicide Rates Rise Among Baby Boomers

22.10.2008 22:34    healthcentral.com
This is a group we haven't had as much focus on in terms of suicide, because the death rates were higher in elderly white males, and there has been a lot of attention to teenagers and young adults," said lead

Health Tip: Protecting Your Child at Day Care

22.10.2008 22:33    healthcentral.com
Here are suggestions to reduce your child's risk of catching -- or spreading -- a nasty bug, courtesy of the U.S. National Library of Medicine:

Chest CT Scans Detect Spread of Head, Neck Cancers

22.10.2008 22:33    healthcentral.com
They evaluated 270 screening chest CT scans conducted over 42 months in 192 patients with head and neck squamous cell carcinoma, which accounts for most head and neck cancers. The results were classified as either normal or abnormal.

Expansion Plans for Perfecseal

22.10.2008 22:17    pharmaceutical-technology.com
Perfecseal, a global market leader in the medical device and pharmaceutical packaging industries, plans to begin operations in Suzhou, China, in November 2008. Prompted by the significant growth in the use of healthcare products and services in China, this expansion
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Early teen drug, alcohol use ups sex and behaviour risks

22.10.2008 22:14    keralanext.com
WASHINGTON - Children who try drugs or alcohol before age 15 run a greater risk of being substance-...

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