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A study of more than 9,000 Danish residents shows that a specific variation in the CHEK2 gene may triple a woman’s risk of developing breast cancer in her lifetime. The study — the first to examine the prevalence of the CHEK2 mutation in the general population and the associated cancer risk — will be published […]
Nashville Tennessean - Suffering from a genetic disease, Sierra Sekulich was the first person to have a heart and double-lung transplant performed by doctors at the Monroe A corrective procedure repaired the problem when Sierra was 8 months old, but nine years later, an
Mango mania How to cut a mango […]
ABC Online, Australia - Aug 4, 2006… that this food poses are the creation of compounds that are known to be associated with important diseases like diabetes, Alzheimer's, heart disease and cancer … Read More…
Emediawire (press release), WA - Aug 2, 2006… of preventable illness, like Diabetes, Heart Disease, Cancer and … According to science all disease starts […]
Reuters - Aug 2, 2006… levels," Dr. Nathan D. Wong, director of the Heart Disease Prevention Program at the University of California, Irvine, noted in comments to Reuters Health. …
New Canadian medical association book aims for healthy heartsCanada NewsWire (press release), Canada - Aug 4, 2006… All cancers combined do not kill as many Canadians as heart […]
Quad-Cities Times - Unfortunately, it s a mobile disease and if (people) travel from one community The first symptom is often a painless, open sore where the person came into contact The final stage of syphilis can damage the nervous system, heart and eyes and can […]
A former Irvine resident and journalist publishes her memoir of healing after the unexpected death of her 16-year-old son in 1994.Source: www.ocregister.com
Time to turn the tables on ‘big food’ Anna Lapp finds common ground in three very different books about the system that produces the stuff on our plates Source: www.pheedo.com
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FoodNavigator.com, France - Aug 4, 2006… but it is critical that they are designed and conducted to truly test the question … a diet rich in such compounds have lower risks of heart disease, cancer, and …
Pharmacy: Pasta and pizza are poison for celiac patientsHouston Chronicle, United States - Jul 24, 2006… A gene test under development should […]