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Articles related to "Mortality Rate"
Anorexia Nervosa: The Grim Facts The statistics regarding anorexia nervosa are very grim. Girls and women, boys and men, are still coping with anorexia nervosa in ever increasing numbers. anorexia nervosa • eating disorders • mortality rates in anorexics • type-a personalities • anorexic tendencies
Skipping Insulin Shots Fatal Among women with type 1 diabetes, those who took less insulin than prescribed had a threefold risk of mortality. This was found among women with eating disorders. diabetes • eating disorders • insulin • binge eating • mortality rate
What 2009 Florida Manatee Survey Results Mean Are there more manatees in Florida or did the weather play a role in this year's count? How does the high mortality rate in 2008 factor in to deciding the species' status florida manatee • population trends • high mortality rate • survey results • boat accidents
American Forests Are Dying Trees and forests are critical to the ecology. Many know of the growing impact on the environment from the deforestation of Brazilian rainforests. american forests are dying • global warming • ecology • environmental disaster • tree mortality rates
Lung Reduction Surgery Too Risky for Some The National Emphysema Treatment Trial has stopped enrolling certain high risk patients in their program, following research findings which show an extremetly high mortality rate. Learn who shouldn't have this surgery and what it means for the emphysema patient. copd • lung disease • emphysema • treatment • lung reduction surgery
Emergence of a Resistant Form of Aspergillus European scientists have investigated the prevalence and spread of azole resistance, an effective anti-fungal, in Aspergillus Fumigatus isolates. increased prevalence in resistance of aspergillus • aspergillus causes invasive aspergillosis • azole treatment for aspergillus • multiple triazole resistance • lung disease
The Infant Mortality Crisis 1 out of 4 Sierra Leonean children are losing their lives to easily preventable diseases driving home the urgent need for education and economic development. sierra leone • infant mortality • preventable diseases • education • economic development
American, Canadian, British Health Care Systems The US, Canada and the UK take very different approaches to providing health care to their citizens, both in funding and dispensing of care. american health care system • health care reform • socialized medicine • canadian health care system • national health service
Sea Creatures 101: Sea Turtles: Loggerheads Loggerhead sea turtles are one of 7 species of sea turtles known to us. They have recently been classified as "endangered". Find out more about the Loggerhead in this article. loggerhead • sea turtle • endangered species • threatened species • loggerhead sea turtle
Good Drugs, Bad Drugs Is there such a thing as a 'good' drug vs. a 'bad' one from a spiritual perspective, or is the interpretation primarily political? good drugs • bad drugs • entheogens • psychotropics • gateway to enlightenment
Philippine National Development A growing GNP, relative political stability, and commitment of resources to social development are yielding progress toward the UN's eight Millennium Development Goals. philippine national development • philippine economic growth • philippine domestic issues • philippine political stability • philippine social development
Breast Augmentation and Suicide In recent years there have been six studies investigating the relationship between cosmetic breast implants and suicide. Here's what they found. breast augmentation suicide • breast implants suicide • cosmetic surgery mental health • breast implant depression • mortality rate breast enhancement
Breast Cancer All women are at risk of getting breast cancer and as you age your risk increases. On average one in seven women will get breast cancer over a 90 year life span. risk of getting breast cancer • age your risk increases • irregular cells • it is not a one disease • lump
GREAT BLUE HERON Not far from my house is a waterfront area complete with canal and hiking trail. In summer months, a Great Blue Heron makes this area its' home. great blue heron • heron • blue heron • blue • mary alward
Head Injuries in Older Adults The aging brain combined with common medications makes older adults more vulnerable to traumatic brain injury with more severe consequences. head trauma • brain injury • anticoagulants • subdural hematoma • subarachnoid hemorrhage
Income Disparity and the Mississippi River income disparity • studies • absolute income • mississippi river
Surprising Starvation Facts Researchers are revealing surprising discoveries about malnutrition and starving children worldwide - also known as "child wasting." Is this a new psychological disorder? world hunger • surprising starvation facts • wasting away • psychological disorder • starving children worldwide
The Battle Continues After All These Years This article briefly examines the reproductive and abortion rights of American women as well as the possible implications a conservative presidential administration could have on those rights. sexuality • reproductive rights • women's rights • abortion • abortion rights
The Bookseller of Kabul - Asne Seierstad War correspondent Asne Seierstad describes life in Kabul Afghanistan. kabul afghanistan • border crossing • infant mortality • sultan khan • osama bin laden
The Gladiators of Pompeii Graffiti and other archaeological evidence tell us a great deal about the lives and life expectancy of Roman gladiators in Pompeii. roman gladiators • roman galdiator • roman leisure • roman slavery • roman pompeii
The Risks of Liposuction The risks of liposuction or cosmetic surgery can go beyond money or hospital time. Women who suffer or die after liposuction pay a huge price for weight loss surgery. risks of liposuction • complications of weight loss surgery • cosmetic surgery • weight loss programs • when liposuction goes wrong
Happy New Year - Snippets from the NY Times and San Antontio Breast Cancer Symposium Research presented at SABSC, a NY Times article about healthcare and a politically correct holiday greeting. ecstasy • healthcare in the united states • nci cancer centers of excellence • holiday greeting
Anthrax in Cattle Humans acquire anthrax through contact with infected animals or animal products - in areas where livestock infection is uncommon, human infection is rare. anthrax • anthrax infection • anthrax in cattle • cutaneous anthrax • human infection
Avian Flu Pandemic Avian influenza A virus has the potential to evolve into a strain that can effectively be spread person-to-person. flu • influenza • influenza a • avian flu • avian influenza
Blunt Abdominal Injuries in Child Abuse Cases Abdominal trauma can have a mortality rate as high as 45%, making the abdomen the most common site of initially unrecognized fatal injury in traumatized children. blunt abdominal trauma in child abuse • abdominal trauma in children • child abuse • violence against children • physical harm to a child
Can Homeopathy Treat Swine Flu? How Homeopathy Works as 'Vibrational Medicine' and Should be Included in Effective Treatment in a Swine Flu Epidemic. homeopathy • health • swine flu • epidemic • alternative medicine
Foods High in MUFA Could Shrink Belly Fat Excess belly fat may lead to dietary diseases such as Cancer, Heart Disease and Diabetes. Science has shown that eating foods high in MUFA reduces belly fat accumulation. mufa • monounsaturated fat • saturated fat • omaga 3 • omega 6
Human Head and Body Lice in History From the time the first louse bit a human being, we've put up with them, misunderstood them, hated, them, and used them. They've affected us in return. human lice in history • facts about the louse • lice impact on people • where did lice come from • lice in early medicine
Influenza Pandemic Threat Underplayed? When the swine flu virus cuts loose in the winter will public health authorities be ready? swine flu spreads • antiviral tamiflu • swine flu statistics • h1n1 spreading • influenza pandemic
Obesity Paradox: Fat Not Risky Being even a little obese is said to be unhealthy. But after accounting for blood pressure, fitness, and other factors, heavier people live longer, a new study found. obesity paradox • obese live longer • bmi and death • physical fitness and death • northwestern university heart study
Study Shows Nurse-Midwives a Better Option for Pregnant Women Many hospitals subject pregnant women to unnecessary hi-tech medical intervention when they give birth, and ignore the benefits offered by certified nurse-midwives. Read more about how a nurse midwife is the best option for most pregnant women. pregnant • pregnancy • nurse • midwife • birth
Veganism's New Era Vegan, what is one? No, what this is not about natives of Las Vegas, Nev. (even if they actually are called vegans.) veganism • vegan • peta • world vegan day • the vegan society
What Does The Britsh Government Study Say? Why does the British governemt say women who marry younger men will have a shorter lifespan? Is this an accurate protrayal of age gap relationships? age gap • age difference • statisticss • study • england
Why Is Hand Washing Important? Most of us take for granted the knowledge that hand washing is essential for good personal hygiene. But this wasn't always the case. hand washing procedure • handwashing technique • doctor dr ignaz semmelweis • puerperal fever • personal hygiene
Florida Manatee In the news, reclassification of the Florida Manatee from Endangered to Threatened status. manatee • florida • endangered • threatened • fish and wildlife
The Trouble With Tables Over-reliance on standardized weight/height charts can be hazardous to your health. A caveat, an apology, and a new policy. weight • height • tables • charts • anorexia
Urban fiascos ready to happen Trends in urban development, threats to sustainable development. urban • development • rural • environment • society
Cancer Statistics 2005 American Cancer Society's statistics on cancer, released 2005 cancer statistitics • morbidity rates • by ethnic group • age • specific cancer
International Breast Cancer Awareness Month Information and resources for expat women on International Breat Cancer Awareness month. breast • cancer • awareness • month • expatriate
Battling Breast Cancer in the UAE Due to minimal awareness and cultural taboos, Breast Cancer mortality rates in the UAE are significantly higher than rates in the US and the UK. uae • united arab emirates • breast cancer • breast cancer awareness • susan g. komen
Lung Cancer is a Devastating Disease Lung cancer history shows the highest mortality rate of all existing cancers and it is also the most preventable cancer there is. lung cancer • lung cancer stages • lung cancer tumors • lung cancer specialist • lung cancer history
Ten New Year's Resolutions to Improve Fishing Results 10 New Year's Resolutions to improve fishing results. fishing • angling • new year's resolutions
Eating Disorders and Attitudes Doctors lack respect for their obese patients. Bulimics have an increased risk of suicide. The risks of other disorders have not been taken seriously enough. eating disorders • obesity • anorexia nervosa • anorexia • bmi
Canine Parvovirus Infection Parvovirus is a highly infectious, potentially life-threatening disease that affects puppies and dogs, and is transmitted readily through contact with feces and vomit. parvovirus • canine parvovirus • parvovirus in dog • parvovirus infection • parvovirus in puppy
Dengue Dengue is the most important mosquito-borne viral disease affecting humans. dengue • hemorrhagic • fever • mosquito • aedes
Elizabeth Gaskell: Cranford Gaskell has long been overshadowed by other Victorian novelists, but with a new BBC production of Cranford currently on screen, now is the time to revisit her novels. elizabeth gaskell cranford • elizabeth gaskell mary barton • elizabeth gaskell and charlotte bronte • elizabeth gaskell and manchester • elizabeth gaskell and plymouth grove
External Tumors in Dogs and Cats Tumors have been burned away by black salves and cut out by knives for centuries. In pets, new and old solutions compete for success. external tumors in dogs and cats • treating cancer with neoplasene • skin cancer in cats • bone cancer in dogs • black salve
Fever – A Story from a Devon Churchyard This account of a fever that swept Littleham in 1871 comprises a compelling blend of 'social history, research and imaginative reconstruction'. devon • littleham • fever • liz shakespeare • social history of devon |
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