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Botulinum toxin is a substance that causes a certain disease and also treats others.

Medical treatment for skin wrinkles is discussed with information about how and where it works. Risks, contraindications and preparations for treatment are reviewed.

Invasive species of mussel and fish in the Great Lakes are fostering an increase in Type E botulism with a devastating impact on fish eating birds.

Food poisoning can cause more than vomiting and diarrhea. In susceptible people, food poisoning can lead to complications that require hospitalization.

Instant facelifts are an effective strategy for skin tightening and improving facial features. This article provides information about non-surgical procedures.

Chlorophyll is best known for its role in plant photosynthesis, but it's more than that. It is also a strong bactericidal, deodorizing, and a curative substance.

In addition to its culinary applications, garlic has a history of use as a medicine, aphrodisiac, talisman against evil spirits. Elsewhere garlic was banned.

The health benefits of salmon are well known, but which type of salmon is better, what is the difference between fresh or preserved and how should a fresh fish be chosen?

Since the Department of Health changed its guidelines by advising parents to introduce solids at six months, many parents have ditched purees for baby-led weaning.

Overexposure to the sun can not only cause wrinkles, but numerous other problems. How wrinkles are formed and what can be done about them will be discussed.

This article exposes the myth that home remedies are safe and devoid of any side effects. Some guidelines on using natural home remedies are also provided.

Botox injections have become the most popular cosmetic procedure, but with popularity comes the potential for misuse.

As gardens overflow with plum, red tomatoes and farmer's markets explode into rows of color, it's time to partake in the longtime tradition of canning and preserving.

Botulism is a rare but potentially lethal illness produced by bacteria. This article explores the spread of the illness, its symptoms, and its treatment.

The threat of foodborne pathogens like salmonella and e. coli are cropping up in everything from pancake mix to organic baby food to pet food. What you need to know.