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Taking a BioPSE of Bioelectric Field Studies This article describes some problems with simulation in the bioelectric field area and discusses a related Problem Solving Environment from the NIH. pse • problem solving environment • nih • bioelectric • simulation
New Blood Glucose MonitorA new A new blood glucose-monitoring device has proven to be helpful in managing children’s diabetes. Read about the findings ofthe NIH-funded study. diabetes • monitor • continuous • diabetes management • abbott
Daycare and Children What is the latest news of the effects of institutionalized childcare? The National Institutes on Health releases it's latest report on the pros - and cons of daycare. daycare • institutionalized childcare • effects of daycare • quality childcare • daycare and language skills
Gymnema: Diabetes Herbal Therapy Researchers are looking at herbal medicine (Gymnema), massage therapy, Yoga, Integrative Manual Therapy to help the 171 million people worldwide with diabetes. diabetes • cholesterol • gymnema • phytotherapy • exercise
The Worse of Two Evils: What Can Mammograms Really Do For Women? The good and the bad of Mammograms mammograms • breast cancer • women
Medical Search Engines - Reviews and Search Tips Biweekly search engines article. How to find medical information using Medline, PubMed, Internet Grateful Med, InteliHealth, WebMedLit, and MDX Health Digest. Practical search tips. medical infomration • online searching • specialized search engines • medical search engines • web search tips
IC: Related Disorders IC patients often develop additional chronic conditions. related • disease • disorder • fibromyalgia • bowel
Acupuncture Treatments This ancient, Asian treatment is gaining ground with Western practioners acupuncture • qi • life force pathways • body energy • body pathways
The BioPSE Project This article describes some of the features of the biolectric field PSE , BioPSE, developed at the NIH. bioelectric field • pse • simulation • calculation • visualization
Why Some People Don't Develop AIDS Research reveals the AIDS virus cannot infect people with mutant chemokine co-receptor. aids virus • receptors • ccr-5 • chemokines • hiv-1
CAM and Chemotherapy Side Effects Some estimates put the use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine as high as 54% of US cancer patients. They use it to decrease nausea, fatigue, anxiety, and pain. chemotherapy • nausea • cancer-related fatigue • tumor pain • depression
Intravenous Vitamin C and Cancer A popular oral supplement especially for colds and flu, vitamin C has also been used intravenously. Is there a scientific basis to this controversial therapy? vitamin c injections for cancer • iv ascorbic acid for cancer • hope for terminal cancer • alternative cancer therapies that work • vitamins for cancer
Chronic Pain in Lupus A look into chronic pain, how it affects women, and some methods for getting relief. More links to pain-related sites. pain • chronic pain • lupus • sle • arthritis
Bariatric Surgery for Obesity Obesity that cannot be treated successfully with diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes may need to be corrected surgically. What should you know about bariatric surgery? obesity • bariatric surgery • weight loss surgery • surgery for obesity • gastric bypass
Protein Abnormality Found - New Study Released This Week A protein found in the human nervous system may play a role in Alzheimer's Disease. agrin • protein • abnormal brain protein • alzheimer's protein
Taxol From Fungi Taxol is also produced by fungi that live in yew trees and may make the production of this drug cheaper. taxol • endophytes • yew tree • taxomyces andreanea • pestalotiopsis microspora
7 Proven Fatigue Fighters Fatigue zaps the passion for life out of millions of adults daily. By identifying the source of the energy drain, an energetic and productive life can return. chronic fatigue • fatigue • tiredness • fatigue treatment • fatigue testing
Hereditary Hemochromatosis The mutations that cause Hereditary Hemochromatosis lead to problems with iron storage in the body and can injure your heart, pancreas, liver and joints. hereditary hemochromatosis • iron storage disease • iron overload disorder • bronze diabetes • cirrhosis of the liver
LDL Cholesterol Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) is a package of protein, cholesterol, and fat designed to efficiently transit the watery environment of the bloodstream. complimentary treatment options for elevated chole • the apob100 receptor • ldl receptor • heart disease and cholesterol • ldl and heart disease
St. John's Wort and Depression Some swear by it; others shy away from it. Get all the facts about St. John's Wort. st. johns wort depression • hypericum perforatum • hyperforin • herbal remedy depression • mental health
What is ADHD? Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is among the most controversial and troublesome of educational and child health issues of our day. add • adhd • attention deficit hyperactivity disorder • other health impaired • ohi
ST JOHN'S WORT ADVISORY Possible interactions of St. John's Wort with other drugs. panic disorder • anxiety • st. john's wort
Mercury Toxicity: Soil, Air, Water Nausea, loss of balance, slurred speech, vision and hearing loss, inflammation, enzyme disruption are attributable to mercury exposure. mercury toxicity • blood brain barrier • enzymes • protein inhibition • thimerosol
DIETS, MOLECULES AND OBESITY: PART II This is the second part of a three-part series. It deals with the fact that most obese people are so because of a genetic susceptibility. The susceptibility is brought about because our genes have not evolved to be adapted to an environment in which there is easy access to food rich in energy and very little need of physical work to obtain it. obesity • genes • carbohydrates • fats • fat reserve
Early Detection of Breast and Ovarian Cancers. This article discusses ovarian and breast cancers, with ways of identifying early detection and prevention methods. breast cancer • mammography • ovarian cancer • ovarian • breast self-examination
Autoimmune Disease A Leading Cause of Death in Women The most common cause of thyroid disease is autoimmune. The response of the body's immune system turning on its own cells. Now researchers have concluded that autoimmune disease may be the 8th leading cause of death in women ages 15 to 64. thyroid • autoimmune disease • cause of death • thyroid disease
Harbingers of Fall - Part I - Eupatorium I don't know about you, but I tend to garden merrily along, somehow feeling that the gardening season will just go on and on until, one day, I look up and certain plants have come into bloom that always warn me that time is getting short. Fall is just around the corner. Eupatorium - Joe Pye Weed - is one of them. shade • shade garden • shady garden • gardening in shade • perennials
THE LONG ROAD AHEAD OF THE HUMAN GENOME PROJECT What we can expect from the human genome project in the near future. human genome project • genes • diseases • dna • sequences
Chemotherapy Primer A brief look at chemo. Chemotherapy is an adjuvant therapy for breast cancer. There are different combinations of drugs, durations of treatment and even varying treatment protocols. chemotherapy • adjuvant therapy • intravenous drugs
Frankenstein: Frankly Misunderstood Frankenstein: Frankly Misunderstood frankenstein • creation • analysis
Polishing the Apple Online resources guide you in editing and polishing your work, whether fiction or nonfiction. editing • fiction • online resources • writing • websites
The Virus Within Can Change! New research reveals the AIDS virus can change to a more destructive form during infection. aids virus • t helper cells • macrophages • t-tropic • m-tropic
Carrot Soup with Yogurt Bread This vegetable soup is the perfect healthy lunch recipe for when you feel in need of a pick-me-up, and the sunflower seed and yogurt yeast-free bread couldn't be easier. carrot soup • vegetable soup • healthy lunch recipe • healthy soup • yogurt bread
Effects of Excessive Vitamin Intake While those who smoke or have certain ailments may benefit from exceeding the RDA of some vitamins, high levels of certain vitamins can be toxic in healthy adults. effects of excessive vitamin intake • risk of large doses of supplements • vitamin toxicity effects • exceeding rda of vitamins • vitamin a toxicity
Exploring Vitamin B-12 Vitamin B-12 plays an essential role in maintaining physical and mental health. Learn why it's so important and how to make sure you're getting the proper amount. vitamin b • cobalamin • vitamins for depression • nutrition for mental health • b vitamin information
Ferrous Bisglycinate Ferrous bisglycinate is a novel form of iron that is easier to absorb, associated with fewer side effects, and less toxic than standard supplements like ferrous sulfate. ferrous bisglycinate • red blood cell • iron deficiency • iron supplementation • iron
Gaydos v Cupertino Union Is having some food rubbed in your face worth $700,000? Or perhaps more importantly, how closely should the principal watch special education teachers. The Gaydos v Cuper gaydos • cupertino • gaydos v cupertino • karen miller • asperger
Lose Weight Chewing Gum Researchers have found that chewing gum reduces overall calorie consumption, reduces cravings, improves mood and reduces anxiety and stress. chewing gum lose weight • chewing gum to lose weight • gum studies • weight loss and gum • chewing gum
PDGF Abs in Scleroderma In an article published in the NEJM, Italian researchers describe specific autoantibodies that contribute to the disease process in systemic scleroderma. systemic • sclerosis • autoimmune • autoantibody • scleroderma
Pinworm Infection In the United States pinworm infections are present in up to 12% of the general population. pin worm • pinworm more:condition_symptoms • pinworm treatment • pinworms in lungs • pinworms
PML and MS Therapy Recent reports have linked the occurrence of Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy with specific treatments for Multiple Sclerosis but this is not the only link. progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy • pml and tysabri • what is pml • how do you get pml • can pml be treated
Salvia: The New It Drug The herb known as Diviner's Sage, indigenous to Mazatec Indians in Mexico, is finding its way into the hands of the mainstream population. what is salvia • the effects of salvia • how is salvia ingested • the legality of salvia • controversy surrounding salvia
Spinal Alignment And Hypertension A keen physician noticed that many of his hypertensive patients decreased their high blood pressure by visiting their chiropractor. atlas alignment • neck alignment • spinal alignment • spinal alignment and hypertension • high blood pressure and spinal alignment
A Unique Perspective Introduction to eating disorders and where I'm coming from anorexia • bulimia • eating disorders • binge • family
Alzheimer's Disease and Celebrities Celebrities and Alzheimer's Disease, bringing AD out into the open. celebrities with alzheimer's disease • ronald reagan • rita hayworth • famous americans with alzheimer's • princess yasmin aga khan's alzheimer's work |
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