11/30/2007 - Cellular tinkering
If the devil is in the details, what would you call the devil in Type 2 diabetes? Inflammation, according to scientists.
11/30/2007 - Fever blisters linked to fevered brain
Cold sores are being fingered as the latest possible cause of Alzheimer's disease.
11/29/2007 - If the eyes have it
One in 10 folks over the age of 80 will be affected by glaucoma.
11/29/2007 - Becoming a squeaky wheel
If you want to get your dermatologist's attention, you may have to resort to speaking to him in a way he'll understand: financially.
11/27/2007 - Don't let those TV commercials for sleep aids fool you
Troubles sleeping? No problem. There are prescriptions galore to choose from.
11/27/2007 - Ease joint pain with this ancient practice
Practitioners of qigong are part of a growing trend in which folks are looking for total wellness. And there's a growing body of research to match that trend.
11/23/2007 - Tending the horse that's out of the barn
I wrote to you yesterday about ways to prevent the onset of cancer. There's another matter that I work with many of my patients on, and that's fighting what's already here that they're living with.
11/23/2007 - Distracted? Don't blame your age
Some older research is to blame for the idea that elderly folks have the attention spans of toddlers.
11/22/2007 - Simple changes can aid cancer prevention
A disease process like cancer doesn't just happen overnight. It's generally years in the making before it presents as a full-blown disease.
11/20/2007 - Slash the fat to cut ovarian cancer risk
If you want to reduce your risk of ovarian cancer, lower your fat intake—sooner rather than later, according to one recent study.
11/20/2007 - Prevention on a plate
Next time you stop in at the grocery store, fill a bag with kale, collards or spinach and grab a nice selection of assorted nuts...
11/16/2007 - Every man, woman and child
Soon, we'll all be drinking Big Pharma's Kool Aid, if recent statistics offer any sort of glimpse into the future.
11/16/2007 - Think zinc
It's time to hammer home the importance of getting enough minerals in your diet. And don't even think about skipping zinc.
11/15/2007 - Reading and writing and… Big Pharma money?
More evidence just in: Big Pharma's fingers are spread throughout every inch of the medical pie.
11/15/2007 - The battle of the healthiest heart diets
The Journal of the American Dietetic Association released an intriguing report on weight-loss programs.
11/13/2007 - Toxic tots
Are your children or grandchildren getting enough vitamins, minerals and industrial chemicals on a daily basis?
11/09/2007 - The answer to a mystery is germinating
Researchers think they have figured out what, exactly, the appendix is doing in there, and it's not just taking up space. The theory is that it's a breeding ground for good germs.
11/09/2007 - Trade in your soda habit for this one
If you're trying to stop the soda habit but haven't quite developed the taste for drinking water all day, then opt for tea.
11/08/2007 - House Calls—for a hefty price
You can't listen to the news for more than 10 minutes without hearing about our healthcare system being in crisis.
11/08/2007 - A gut craving for chocolate
Do your gut bacteria have a taste for chocolate? Depending on the makeup of your gut's bacteria, this could very well be the case, according to one recent study.
11/06/2007 - Contenders for "Most Frightening Disease"
According to a recent poll about women's health perceptions, women are reportedly more frightened of the prospect of getting Alzheimer's disease than of getting cancer.
11/06/2007 - Are you headed for type-3 diabetes?
The origins of Alzheimer's disease remains, much like the rest of the mind, shrouded in mystery. But an interesting theory is being debated in scientific circles.
11/02/2007 - Research supports effective, natural option in fighting depression
Exercise can be as effective as a prescription for an antidepressant drug when it comes to treating the symptoms of major depression.
11/02/2007 - Baby bear had the right idea
Consider getting your sleep "just right" to be no folk tale.
11/01/2007 - Preempting the annual flu scare-a-thon
You know that annual flu shot that's recommended every yearlike clockwork for seniors? It looks like its not saving their lives after all.
11/01/2007 - Reading the brain for Alzheimer's
One day soon, you may be able to request an Alzheimer's screening from your doctor to look for early signs of the disease.
   

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