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Union - The pooled data published in the Archives of Internal Medicine show that drinking a moderate amount of alcohol “reduces the risk of on our table, but it is good just when it goes with a healthy lifestyle, where moderation leads us to a consumption Source: www.theunion.com
Canada is Different, […]
Rapid City Journal - in the Legislature, and it will contain exceptions for rape, incest and the health Lots of these same womens families want them to keep it to themselves and not tell Faithful wrote on February 16, 2007 9:21 PM : “Contraception does not prevent disease […]
Activities planned to spread knowledge of top killer of women tonight. Read This…
WATERVILLE Congestive heart failure is the subject of MaineGeneral Medical Centers Speaking of Your Health program at 12:30 p.m. Feb. 4 in Dean Auditorium, Thayer Campus, 149 North St., Waterville. MaineGeneral cardiopulmonary rehabilitation nurse, Sherry Cates, RN, will give an overview of […]
Town Online - Erected by the MetroWest Community Health Care Foundation, the billboards include images like an overweight child on a scale with the message, “Fat Chance: Obese children are a good bet for type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke, cancer, sleep apnea
Abuse punishes entire communityNews-Leader.com - Researchers also found increased likelihood […]
SAN FRANCISCO—-Morris the Cat, famed 9Lives cat food icon, announced today that he is launching the second phase of the 9Lives Morris’ Million Cat Rescue Campaign nationwide tour to help rescue one million homeless cats.
Humane Society still grappling with drug scandal OCEANSIDE —- Nearly a year after a drug scandal rocked the […]
The latest effort from author/cardiologist Dr. Arthur Agatston outlines his four-step plan to keep people heart-healthy. He discussed it on The Early Show . Eating right and exercising are only the beginning.Source: www.cbsnews.com
Technology has repaired many hearts Advanced cardiovascular disease has long been recognized as a leading killer, affecting about one in three […]
Scientists at Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute (CHORI), the University of Iowa and Roche Molecular Systems are the first to identify a new gene variant that makes women more susceptible to developing heart disease.Source: www.sciencedaily.com Heart Disease Cure