Swine Flu – Reluctantly
5/11/2009The biggest damage from the swine flu outbreak may yet turn out to be that it is being used as...
Read MoreSwine Flu — H1N1
5/1/2009If you are feeling fearful or confused about the most recent pandemic with Swine Flu (H1N1), you won’t want to...
Read MoreAcetaminophen Linked to Childhood Asthma, Eczema
4/25/2009A huge, international study has determined that babies who take acetaminophen have a greatly increased risk of developing childhood asthma,...
Read MoreBedbug Infestations Return
4/21/2009Now that DDT no longer is legal and with the increase in international travel, bedbugs have enjoyed a resurgence, thriving...
Read MoreHeart Muscle Can Renew Itself
4/11/2009New research has found that the heart muscle regenerates at the rate of about 1% a year in early adulthood,...
Read MorePeanut Allergy Cure Tested on Kids
3/26/2009Scientists out of Duke University announced that a new treatment for peanut allergies may be imminent, by building up immunity...
Read MoreBetter Flu Cure a Sneeze Away
3/21/2009Scientists have found a new treatment for the flu that works against nine different strains of influenza, including the dread...
Read MoreFood Safety — at What Cost?
3/10/2009The recent outbreak of salmonella from peanuts has focused attention once again on the safety of possible contaminated common food...
Read MoreToxic Beaches Host MRSA
3/7/2009A study has found that antibiotic-resistant MRSA, which causes dangerous staph infections that won't go away, can be caught from...
Read MorePsoriasis Drug Raptiva Kills
3/5/2009The psoriasis drug Raptiva appears linked to a condition known as progressive multi-focal leukoencephalopathy (PML), learn more about natural health...
Read MoreDiseases Of The Respiratory System
3/2/2009The focus of this newsletter is on diseases that affect the bronchioles and alveoli. We're talking about COPD, emphysema, bronchitis,...
Read MoreThe Physiology Of The Respiratory System
2/16/2009In this issue, we discuss the physiology, or functioning, of the respiratory system, what can go wrong with those functions,...
Read MoreThe Anatomy of The Respiratory System
2/2/2009We examine the anatomy of the respiratory system and learn about its two primary functions. First, it is an exchange...
Read MoreTamiflu No-Go, Again
1/24/2009The antiviral drug Tamiflu has a long record of failure, but new studies show a 99 percent resistance rate against...
Read MoreGoogle Tracks Flu (And You)?
11/15/2008Earlier this week, Google launched its new "flu trends" service, which reports the spread of any flu outbreak in real-time...
Read MoreGoogle Tracks Flu Trends
11/14/2008How is Google planning to educate the general public on flu trends? Be aware of the benefits vs. the concerns...
Read MoreMRSA Now Resists Last-Chance Antibiotic
11/8/2008Recently a new strain of MRSA has demonstrated resistance to the antibiotic Zyvox, which was considered to be the one...
Read MoreSkin Cancer Portends Other Cancers
9/2/2008A new study has found that those who contract non-melanoma skin cancers, which normally are nonfatal, stand double the risk...
Read MoreVitamin D Deficiency a Silent Epidemic
6/10/2008A new study out of the Boston Children's Hospital found that 40 percent of children between the ages of eight-months...
Read MoreSimultaneous Infection with MRSA and the Flu
5/16/2008The medical community is worried about an alarming increase in the number of people simultaneously infected with both the flu...
Read MoreIs Tuberculosis In Your Future?
3/3/2008The World Health Organization estimates that there are nearly half a million new cases of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis each year,...
Read MoreOutsmarting Drug-Resistant Viruses
2/8/2008It seems that a significant percentage of seasonal flu cases have become Tamiflu-resistant, according to a study completed by the...
Read MorePoliticians Mandating Health Issues
12/14/2007New Jersey recently passed a resolution requiring that children over 6 months of age who attend public schools or day...
Read MorePositive Thoughts & Immune System Health
11/2/2007Does having a positive attitude impact survival for people with cancer? Is it misleading to think that positive thinking could...
Read MoreBlood, It’s Thicker Than Water
8/27/2007In this issue, we examine the composition of blood and how that determines its functionality.
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