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People with Rare Cancers Need Help too

Oct 18, 2009
People who are diagnosed with cancers that are rare have difficulty finding the help and support they need, indicate the findings of a study sponsored by Novartis Oncology and appearing in the...

Cardio Exercise Helps People with Lupus

Oct 17, 2009
If you have lupus, you may benefit from speaking to your doctor about participating in exercises to promote cardiovascular health. A small study of 27 patients with lupus showed that there was a...

Child Cancer Survivors Too Sedentary

Oct 5, 2009
Researchers from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have found that survivors of childhood cancers are at higher risk for obesity, heart disease, and type 2 diabetes than their siblings who did...

More Diabetes in Southern U.S. Than North

Sep 26, 2009
It’s frustrating to healthcare professionals to see diseases such as type 2 diabetes on the rise. It’s one of those diseases that is often, not always, but often preventable. And, now we’re...

Hand Washing May Not Prevent H1N1

Sep 24, 2009
For the last several months, health officials have told us that frequent hand washing might be one way we can help prevent the H1N1 virus. While everyone from office workers to school children...

Remove Aspergers as a Diagnosis?

Nov 4, 2009
In 1944, an Austrian pediatrician, Hans Asperger, wrote about some characteristics he was seeing in some people, such as clumsiness, repetitive routines or rituals, different speech patterns (monotone, overly formal), inappropriate social behavior, and...

H1N1, Vaccines, and Mercury

Nov 3, 2009
Yes, there is thimerosol in the H1N1 injectable vaccine. Yes, you are being encouraged to have the H1N1 vaccine to prevent the spread of influenza. Yes, there is a very tiny amount of mercury in thimerosol. NO, this does not cause autism. Several...

November 2: World Pneumonia Day

Nov 2, 2009
Did you know that pneumonia is still a major cause of death among seniors? Did you know that pneumonia can strike down people of any age? Did you know that today is World Pneumonia Day? There is more than one type of pneumonia – it can be caused by...

COPD Awareness Month: November

Nov 2, 2009
Do you know what COPD stands for? Do you know what it is? COPD stands for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. It’s a respiratory disease that could be virtually eliminated from the world if we would stop smoking altogether. Imagine that. Emphysema...

November Is Diabetes Month

Nov 1, 2009
Not too long ago, many of us didn’t know anyone who had diabetes. Now, it’s almost impossible not to know someone who has it. Diabetes, particularly type 2 diabetes, has exploded and continues to do so in the western world. A disease once rarely seen...


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