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Statins Fight Kidney Cancer: Study.

greatriversofhope wrote 1 week ago: Cholesterol-lowering statin drugs that are taken by millions of Americans might also improve surviva … more →

Tags: Health 2, American Urological Association, Cancer, New York City, Pravastatin, Renal Cell Carcinoma, Rosuvastatin, The New England Journal of Medicine

Boston Marathon Bombings - Help Kids Cope

A. Noelle wrote 2 weeks ago: Originally published on Savvy Auntie. We still do not know who did this or why; we still don’t have … more →

Tags: savvy auntie, united states, Barack Obama, President, healthday news, Boston Marathon, North Shore-LIJ Health System, Boston, Boston Globe

STUDY: More Free Play, Less Sport-Related Injuries

A. Noelle wrote 2 weeks ago: Originally published on Savvy Auntie. A new study, reported by HealthDay News, finds that young athl … more →

Tags: savvy auntie, health, healthy, Games, Game, Sport, Sports, Research, study

Apple and Pears

trinitysquare wrote 2 weeks ago: I was on my way from a very long day going back home by train. It came to my mind this video documen … more →

Tags: Corner Coffee House, Future, individualism, pear, activism, olive oil, Fire Blight, National Organic Standards Board

Don't downplay the health benefits of walking

scottkeith wrote 3 weeks ago: English: Walking for Health in Epsom, England. A group of walkers are following the walk leader, who … more →

Tags: Fitness, hypertension, physical exercise, hypercholesterolemia, Risk Factor, Percentage

Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Set for Saturday

tbellamy wrote 3 weeks ago: FRIDAY, April 26 HealthDay News — If old prescription medications are gathering dust in your m … more →

Tags: Drug Enforcement Administration, prescription drug, take back, Pharmaceutical drug, prescription medication, Bathroom cabinet, Saturday

Statin Drug Side Effects Manageable for Most: Study.

greatriversofhope wrote 1 month ago: Many people who quit taking their cholesterol-lowering statin drugs because of side effects can succ … more →

Tags: Health 2, united states, Low Density Lipoprotein, Food and Drug Administration, annals of internal medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, lenox hill hospital, Turchin

"Please pass the peace..."

Gould Farm Friends and Families wrote 1 month ago: From HealthDay, a study in the April issue of the Journal of Adolescent Health on the effect of eati … more →

Tags: Gould Farm News, Mental Health, family dinner

Are Pots And Pans The Latest Health Risk?

Dangerous Lee wrote 2 months ago: Arthritis is a debilitating, mostly genetic, degenerating disease that affects more people than you … more →

Tags: Dangerous Lee Asks..., featured press!, Health and Lifestyle, New Zealand, Arthritis, environmental health perspectives, chemical substance, yale school of forestry & environmental studies, private first class

Before lifting that glass of beer, consider your cancer risk

scottkeith wrote 2 months ago: Pint of American beer (Photo credit: Wikipedia) It’s not my intent to get up on a soapbox and … more →

Tags: cancer, united states, health, National Cancer Institute, death, alcoholic beverage

Study: 1 In 12 Stroke Survivors Think About Suicide

Patrick Antonetti wrote 3 months ago: ATLANTA (CBS Atlanta) – A new study finds that one in 12 stroke survivors in the United States think … more →

Tags: News, health, Suicide, Stroke, Dr. Amytis Towfighi

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Beneath The Tin Foil Hat wrote 3 months ago: Reblogged from TED Blog: Leslie Morgan Steiner thought that she’d found true love in her early 20s. … more →

Tags: united states, Women, People, Domestic Violence, Violence and Abuse, Abuse, Violence Against Women Act

Drug May Help Women Who Quit Smoking Avoid Weight Gain (HealthDay)

dynamomelano wrote 4 months ago: “Those who added naltrexone to smoking cessation therapy put on fewer pounds, study says … more →

Tags: health, weight management, Lifestyle (2), Women, Vicil Anaya, obesity, Weight Management, Weight Gain, smoking

Study Foresees Shortage of Primary-Care Doctors

Wiser Advisor wrote 5 months ago: Study Foresees Shortage of Primary-Care Doctors Reasons include medical students pursuing specialtie … more →

Tags: Advising, Current Events, Financial Aid, MD, Medical School, Primary Care

Study: Parents With Chronic Pain Likely To Pass It On To Their Children

Patrick Antonetti wrote 5 months ago: BETHESDA, Md. (CBSDC) – The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stoke has discovered th … more →

Tags: healthwatch, health, chronic pain, NINDS

Television as Treatment for Anxious Kids2 comments

Ms. Kiri wrote 6 months ago: A new study suggests that cartoons can help children deal with pre-surgery anxiety, according to Hea … more →

Tags: anxiety, Homeschool, for parents, Child Anxiety, Television

Smoking During Pregnancy Tied to Extra Weight in Kids (HealthDay)

dynamomelano wrote 6 months ago: “But breast-feeding and late weaning may cut some of the child’s risk, researchers say … more →

Tags: health, babies, weight management, Lifestyle (2), Women, Mothers, Vicil Anaya, obstetrics, overweight

Could Their Taste Buds Be Making Them Fat?

A. Noelle wrote 7 months ago: Originally published on Savvy Auntie. A recent HealthDay News report study has found that kids battl … more →

Tags: savvy auntie, Kid, kids, Child, Children, eat, Eating, eating habit, Eating Habits

Rutgers College of Nursing Professor’s Research Links Increased Hospital Infections to Nurse Burnout

Ralph Turchiano wrote 7 months ago: By Ferlanda Fox Nixon   September 27, 2012 According to the Centers for Disease Control and Preventi … more →

Tags: All posts, Disease and Conditions, Emerging, Hmmm.., Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Nursing, Rutgers University, Pennsylvania, University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing


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