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Health Care Hits the Political Platforms...Again

The health care topic is one that has been on the forefront of all political debates throughout the 2008 Presidential race. McCain, Clinton and Obama have tried, earnestly, to remove themselves from the Republican ideals regarding health care and contrast the current health care plight with promises of a better tomorrow. Read Full Story››
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A genetically engineered virus is to thank for the return of vision to three adults, all of which were afflicted with either congenital or progressive blindness. Shortly after the altered virus was injected, all three patients later regained some form of vision that was once lost. Read Full Story››
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Lip Glosses and Balms May Boost Skin Cancer Risks

According to new studies surrounding the use of shiny lip balms and glosses, the shine may attract the harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun and thus increase the risk of certain types of skin cancer. Read Full Story››
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Hard-core mountain bikers and hard-core cyclists have one thing in common, they both love the seat of a bike and a place to ride. But, the similarities remain there. While hard-core cyclists tend to choose paved roads on which to ride, hard-core mountain bikers frequent rough terrains. Read Full Story››
According to a new study, sending you child to a daycare may just reduce their risk of contracting leukemia through exposure to common infections. The researchers revealed that a 30 % drop in leukemia rates occurred when children participated in daycare or playgroups... Read Full Story››
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Food Price Hikes Possibly a "Silent" Killer

The price of food is consistently rising and for more than 100 million people, this rise in cost is forcing them deeper into the depths of poverty. Read Full Story››
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Can You "Catch" an Eating Disorder?

According to a new study released recently, there is even more information leading to a possible link between eating disorders and the fact that they may just be contagious. Read Full Story››
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More Diabetes Education Means Less Time in the Hospital

A new study has revealed that a lack of education is the major obstacle in a reduction in total health care costs for patients with diabetes. Read Full Story››
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 Fruits and vegetables contain essential vitamins, minerals, and fiber that will help protect you from chronic diseases. Compared with people who consume a diet with only small amounts of fruits and vegetables, those who eat more generous amounts as part of a healthful diet are likely to have reduced risks of stroke, cardiovascular diseases, and cancers as well as other chronic diseases. Learn more about the health profile of Fruits and Vegetables ››

Health In the News

Bisphenol A (BPA) Banned in Canadababy
Canada is being noted as the first country to set limits regarding the exposure to bisphenol A (BPA), the chemical used in the production of plastic products including baby bottles, pacifiers.
Botox May Cause Irreversible Brain Damagebotox shot
When Botox, was tested in the initial stages, the laboratory animals showed no side effects that the toxin had reached their brain but now...
FDA Approves First Compact Heart Assist DeviceHeartMate II
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a heart assist device with a novel design that is the first to mechanically support...
Cola Consumption Linked to Decreased Bone Densitysoda cans
For people who drink colas on a regular basis, a new study reveals this habit may be linked to a decrease in bone density.

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 Damage Caused By Aneroxia

Studies show that 5 to 20% of anorexics will die because of damage caused by anorexia. If you do manage to recover completely, you will still face significant health problems.
 7 Forbidden Foods For Weight Loss

To lose weight not only you need to be pretty aware of what you eat, when you eat, how much you eat but also have the understanding about the food you should avoid as much as possible.
 Panic Attacks: A Quick Guide

What is a panic attack exactly? The symptoms of a panic attack include experiencing a period of intense, irrational feeling of distress, normally connected to other fears.
 Herpes: A Quick Guide

Herpes is a rather common viral infection that affects a lot of people. Basically there are two types: Herpes-Zoster and Herpes-Simplex.

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