Cancer Fighter has hidden talents

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Cancer Fighter has hidden talents - More surprising-ful. "Wonder drug" Gleevec is also a boon for people with arthritis. TEDTHAI / Time Life Pictures / GETTY IMAGES Even before the drug against the Gleevec cancer hit the US market in 01, it was hailed as...

Good posture

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Good posture - good posture Many of us have posture that is less desirable and, over time, its impact on our health . specific postures and positions, as well as the ways in which we move as we work and do other activities, can put undue stress on our bodies. Back pain, for example, is an issue...

Cancer Institute scuttled $ 100 million Prevention Trial

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Cancer Institute scuttled $ 100 million Prevention Trial - One of the largest trials ever planned US cancer prevention was killed after a lukewarm review. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) informed the leaders of the trial yesterday that the study, which would have tested two drugs to prevent breast...

Food Mood Connection

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Food Mood Connection - food connection Mood Do you know why you eat what you do? According to the National Institutes of Health, we make over 0 decisions about food every day. If your mood, not just hunger, which influences your food choices, you can be emotionally eat. Some people eat or overeat...

Lungs to brain: Do not Panic

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Lungs to brain: Do not Panic - [[! Stockbyte carbon dioxide may deserve blame for more than just the panic over global warming. New research involving healthy people inhaling the gas indicates that the brain's response to carbon dioxide helps explain the panic...

Halloween candy

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Halloween candy - Halloween Candy Americans eat nearly a half-pound of candy each week for an average of 25 pounds a year. It is believed that much is consumed by children and on the days immediately following Halloween. Halloween bestseller candy is candy corn and the second best is Snickers....

Winter exercise

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Winter exercise - Exercise In The Winter Staying active always seems easier in the warmer months; there are tons of activities to do outside to exercise and move around, and the weather is much more inviting. Exercise is very important to engage in the year; it can help manage your weight and...

Why Whales Get the Bends?

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Why Whales Get the Bends? - deep diver. violations of beaked whales off the coast of Italy Cuvier. Natacha Aguilar Soto / University of La Laguna, Spain Cuvier's beaked whale is a master of the ocean crushing depths. It can dive as deep as 2 km in search...

How to reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes

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How to reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes - How to reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes People with type 2 diabetes can be closer to home than you think. In Maryland, about 9 percent of adults have the disease. The good news is there are steps you can take to reduce your risk of chronic diseases...

Clearing the Air Over asbestos

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Clearing the Air Over asbestos - Criminal. scientists have perhaps understood how the asbestos fibers (indicated by arrows and represented trapped by a cellular immune system) trigger lung scarring and cancer. Jürg Tschopp / University of Lausanne researchers...

How much Vitamin D do I need?

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How much Vitamin D do I need? - How much Vitamin D do I need? Wondering "How much vitamin D do I need?" Get adequate vitamin D, along with diet and exercise, is an important component of health and well-being of an individual. Did you know that vitamin D may help prevent high...

Impulsivity Linked to Cocaine Addiction

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Impulsivity Linked to Cocaine Addiction - impulsive? Some personality traits predispose rats to cocaine Visuals Unlimited / Corbis. (Inset) Jupiter Images Call the debate of the chicken and the egg of the world of drug addiction: Cocaine addicts are known...

Build positive relationships

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Build positive relationships - build positive relationships In a reflection on the relationships you seek and maintain in life, consider making your interactions healthy, productive, and sometimes difficult. Build positive relationships, including at home, at work and in the community, may justify...

New life for a discredited treatment?

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New life for a discredited treatment? - Acid test. Tumors in mice treated with vitamin C ( right ) increased much less than the tumors in controls. Qi Chen and Michael Espey, National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases The long sleep...

How much iron Do I Need?

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How much iron Do I Need? - How Do I need iron? Wondering "How much iron do I need?" Iron is a mineral required by the body; like vitamins, minerals help your body grow, develop and stay healthy. Without iron, the body can not make enough hemoglobin, the part that carries...

Suspend NIH Grant at Emory University

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Suspend NIH Grant at Emory University - The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has suspended a grant of $ 9 million for a study of depression conducted by a psychiatrist at the Emory University in Atlanta. The punishment imposed in August but only made public today, is apparently the most severe...

Super Bowl

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Super Bowl - cardiovascular health Super Bowl cardiovascular health Planning to watch the big game this weekend? If you're rooting for the Baltimore Ravens (or the San Francisco 49ers), be careful if your heart starts pumping during a crucial play. There may be a link between the Super Bowl and...

How childhood leukemia Fights Back

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How childhood leukemia Fights Back - Anatomy of a cancer. Children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, as that little girl, may relapse after cancerous cells lose or acquire additional DNA. The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society What does cancer come back? Nobody...

Kaiser Permanente plans on CASHES In Biobank

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Kaiser Permanente plans on CASHES In Biobank - Kaiser Permanente health care provider has finally landed the money she needed to complete plans for a massive biobank of DNA. There has announced the receipt of a $ 8.6 million grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, which should allow the company...

Is it too much noise bad for your health?

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Is it too much noise bad for your health? - too much noise bad for your health? 138 million people are regularly exposed to noise levels labeled as excessive by the Environmental Protection Agency. The reports of the Office of the US Census Americans cite more noise than the crime, litter or traffic...

Drug-Screening Method Blinded by the Light

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Drug-Screening Method Blinded by the Light - Illuminating? The enzyme that gives fireflies their glow might not be ideal for drug testing. Jupiter Images A screening method commonly used drug based on the enzyme that gives fireflies their glow may be defective....

How to eat more fiber

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How to eat more fiber - How to eat more fiber Most people think of the fiber in terms of its role in the function healthy gut. Fiber is an integral part of good digestion, and much more! Many studies have shown that fiber helps improve heart health and reduce blood cholesterol....

Old drugs Stop TB Strains New

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Old drugs Stop TB Strains New - Breathtaking discovery? TB hospitals like this one in Guatemala are seeing more and more patients with drug-resistant strains and badly need new options. Malcolm Linton Thanks to a barroom conversation researchers may have...

Lung Cancer - Basics

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Lung Cancer - Basics - Lung Cancer - The Basics Lung cancer is the most deadly form of cancer men and women. Lung cancer kills more people than colon, prostate, lymph and breast cancer combined. Smoking accounts for nearly 0 percent of cases of lung cancer. The lungs contain many types of cells....

Reports: Margaret Hamburg to head FDA

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Reports: Margaret Hamburg to head FDA - Obama administration has chosen a new leader to head the Food and Drug administration of the United States, according to media reports. She is Margaret Hamburg, 53, the New York commissioner of health in the 190s and later...

7 Skin Care Tips for Healthy Skin Tips

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7 Skin Care Tips for Healthy Skin Tips - 7 Skin Care for healthy skin The skin is the largest organ our body; it consists of a complex system of cell layers, nerves and glands. The skin keeps the body together, protects the body against bacteria and viruses that can cause infections,...