February 23, 2009

Dangerous weight loss drugs

Some supplements contain prescription drugs rejected by the FDA for use in the United States due to safety concerns


January 14, 2009

Skim milk cows

Moove over dairy cow, there is a new cow on the block that is giving skim milk naturally.


January 08, 2009

Money top stressor

APA’s 2008 Stress in America survey shows the economic downturn is chipping away at our physical and emotional health—and that women bear the brunt of the stress.


January 05, 2009

Cheek mapping for cosmetic surgery

The key to getting the best results is to inject the fat or filler deep enough to reach the fat compartment, then getting it into the right compartment.


December 29, 2008

Fit and Fabulous in 2009

  Are you tired of the same old up…2..3…4 down…2…3…4?  When people follow one particular routine, they are likely to get bored or reach a plateau.  For 2009 consider different kinds of training throughout the week.


December 22, 2008

Medical Hangover Help

For some holiday revelers, too much drinking can come with an unpleasant price – the hangover. Here are some hangover helpers.


December 12, 2008

Diabetics and traditional holiday meals

The good news is that holiday meals do not have to spell dietary disaster. With a bit of planning and some healthy cooking tricks you can enjoy both good food and good health while giving thanks this year.

Holiday happiness may require a bit of child’s play

Are the holidays causing you to become stressed and anxious?  Do you want to ditch the stress?  Child’s play may be the best example.


November 28, 2008

New HIV drug

The researchers found those who received a new HIV drug had a significantly improved CD4 status compared to those who received a placebo.


November 24, 2008

Are generic drugs as good as name brand?

One way to reduce how much you pay for your prescription drugs is to use generic forms. Generics are drugs that are biochemically identical to their brand name cousin, being of the same dosage, form, strength, route of administration, quality, safety, performance and intended use.


November 19, 2008

Diabetic develops insulin friendly device

The i-port was developed by K.K. Patton, a type 1 diabetic who disliked giving herself insulin injections, but needs about 8 injections a day.


November 18, 2008

Winterizing your skin

  Blustery winds and frigid temperatures, along with dry indoor heating can transform your skin from soft and supple to itchy and flaky.  There are some things you can to protect your skin from the harsh weather.


November 12, 2008

Helping pregnant diabetic women

If glucose levels are under good control before pregnancy, it will be easier to maintain that control through the pregnancy and after delivery.


November 10, 2008

Diagnosis: Alzheimer’s Disease Hallman fighting for his life

    In his 8th year as mayor Harry Hallman is longer struggling with cell phones and remote controls.  His wife Brooke says relief came after months of frustration and many sets of car keys.  He and his family now know he is battling Alzheimer’s.


November 06, 2008

Caffeine beats skin cancer

More than a million new cases of skin cancer are diagnosed every year, making it the most common form of cancer in the United States.  But a new study shows that caffeine might help inhibit, and possibly even reverse some damage to skin caused by the sun.
 

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