Cigarette Advertising Deeply Influences Smoking Decisions
Cigarette advertising drastically affects decisions of teenagers and whether or not they begin smoking.
Monthly Archives: January 2011
Many Surgeons Think About Suicide, Seek No Help
A new study has found that many surgeons have suicidal thoughts but very few seek mental health assistance.
Home Dialysis Viable Following Kidney Transplant Failure
Following kidney transplants, patients notice very little survivability differences when using home dialysis instead of hospital dialysis, doctors explain.
PMS Symptoms Relieved Using Safe Supplements
Studies have shown that PMS symptoms can be lessened with the help of essential fatty acids.
Fluoride Levels May Be Monitored In Drinking Water
The United States Department of Health and Human Services will alter allowed fluoride levels in drinking water.
ADHD Difficult To Detect, Shares Symptoms With Bipolar Disorder
Warning signs have been released by the Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry to help parents detect ADHD symptoms early.
Swanson Vitamins Thriving, Provides Customers Vitamin Supplements
Experts have stressed the importance of supplementing with a vitamin for years…
Long Work Hours May Lead To Stress, Health Problems
Whether or not the case of Steve Jobs, Apple CEO, taking another medical leave of absence is related or not, the growing problem with increased work hours and decreased health is evident.
New Treatment Increases Cancer Survivability By 52 Percent
New studies found that adding a specific enzyme may make destruction of cancer cells easier when using oncolytic viruses, especially in brain tumors.
Multaq (Dronedarone) Increases Severe Liver Disease Risks
In two separate cases, patients taking dronedarone (Multaq) experience acute liver failure resulting in needing a liver transplant. Since then, the FDA is requiring additional risks be added to drug labels.
