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  • New breast cancer study calling for participants
    New breast cancer study calling for participants
    Dr. Susan Love’s Research Foundation is calling on women under age 50 who have been diagnosed with breast cancer to participate in a study looking for genetic predictors of infertility caused by chemotherapy. The study is ongoing and needs...
  • Fire Up Your Fourth of July
    Being very careful with fireworks on July 4th is encouraged
    July 4th is a day we like to celebrate with fireworks. There will be fireworks celebrations across the entire United States on this day. In order to avoid being hurt by fireworks Couponbox.com encourages everyone to be very careful with them.The...
  • Some self-care tips to avoid hemorrhoids
    Some self-care steps for relief from hemorrhoids
    The swollen blood vessels on the outer rectum and anus can turn bowel movements into intensely painful experiences. this is what we call hemorrhoids. Some other Classic symptoms of the same includes rectal pain, itching and bleeding. Hemorrhoids...
  • Top 6 Misconceptions about Arthritis joint pain,  what really goes on
    Top 6 Misconceptions about Arthritis joint pain, what really goes on
    The most common form of joint pain is Osteoarthritis (OA) - this is the result of wear and tear of your cartilage. Cartilage is the rubbery tissue that is found in between your joints and acts as a sort of shock absorber.Over 25 million people in...
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    Soul space
    Mark Nepo shared some words of wisdom on Oprah’s Super Soul Sunday recently. He talked about how people seem to chase heaven on earth but he believes our souls are cocooned in the human experience and, if this is the case, all we really have...
  • Hand sanitizer
    FDA seeks data on the safety of hand sanitizers
    The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a new rule proposal calling on manufacturers of antibacterial hand sanitizers and other antiseptic rubs to provide data that supports the safety and effectiveness of their ingredients. The agency...
  • New studies point to negative health effects of e-cigarettes
    New studies point to negative health effects of e-cigarettes
    Available since 2007, e-cigarettes (e-cigs) use has soared among young people who now apparently prefer them to traditional tobacco cigarettes. According to a new nationwide survey of 15,000 high school students, nearly half have tried vaping ...
  • A depressed person
    Antidepressant does not lessen hospitalization & death in depressed HF patients
    The mainstay of treatment for depression by psychiatrists is antidepressants in spite of the reports of a myriad of dangerous side effects with these drugs. The psychiatrists nevertheless continue to insist the advantages of antidepressants...
  • Raising legal age of tobacco purchases to 21 may help some avoid this habit
    Raising legal age of tobacco purchases to 21 may help some avoid this habit
    Currently there are some areas in the United States where a consumer under the age of 21 is not able to purchase tobacco products. However, many locations in the United States do not have such age restrictions in place when it comes to the sale of...
  • Most High God vs. Willie Lynch theory; black people mind-health part 2
    Most High God vs. Willie Lynch theory; black people mind-health part 2
    Willie Lynch wrote his letter called The Making of a Slave, this is where the word Lynching came from, his name. Today Blacks are being Lynched in a modern day way: by getting shot for unjustified reasons, being wrongfully incarcerated, signing...
  • Shark steak
    Shark meat, dangerous delicacy-Shark Week 2016
    Shark Week-it's that time again. A summertime tradition of watching these dangerous creations on the flat screen and avoiding them at all our favorite beaches but what about eating them? An ancient delicacy in some countries since the Ming...
  • Study of dog's ability to sniff low diabetes levels could lead to better tests
    Study of dog's ability to sniff low diabetes levels could lead to better tests
    Researchers at Cambridge University in the UK are exploring whether the detection of a certain chemical in a type 1 diabetes patients' breath can warn patients when they have dangerously low blood sugar levels. Researchers believe that some...
  • Fresh air, cool breeze, and the warm sunshine make a bike ride at low tide simply delightful in Jacksonville, FL.
    Top ten list of green cities see where Jacksonville landed
    The word green is becoming popular among people looking for a healthier way to live. By selecting more green plants to eat, “going green” by recycling, and choosing healthier ways to spend time by biking, hiking, or walking people are...
  • FDA approves Epclusa for treatment of hepatitis C
    FDA approves Epclusa for treatment of hepatitis C
    The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new medication as treatment for those with hepatitis C. This is not the first or only medication available for the treatment of hepatitis C.This new medication is a combination pill named Epclusa and...
  • How micro-needling renews
    How micro-needling renews
    The medical world of aesthetics is constantly evolving, and patients are delighted with the many options available to them. This is especially the case with nonsurgical facial rejuvenation treatments. In this particular field, micro-needling is...
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