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Less Meat in the Diet? Why I Hope That’s Wrong
According to the U.S. National Cancer Institute the risk of colon and rectal cancer increases by about 20 percent for every serving of red or processed meat you eat per ...
August 29, 2013
BY
W. Gifford-Jones
Chobani: Air Force Ban Prompted Company to Remove Hemp Seeds From Yogurt
Yogurt manufacturer Chobani announced Tuesday it would remove hemp seeds from its Blueberry Power Flip yogurt, following the ...
August 27, 2013
BY
Zachary Stieber
Do Raspberries Improve Fertility?
Building on a study last year that showed consuming more micronutrients improves sperm counts, a fertility nutritionist said ...
August 27, 2013
BY
Zachary Stieber
Aiming to Lower DC’s Breast Cancer Mortality Rate
Women residing in District of Columbia contract breast cancer and die at a per capita rate higher than ...
August 24, 2013
BY
Ron Dory
‘Organic’ From China Exposed
When it comes to foods, superfoods and even nutritional supplements from China, "organic" is largely a hoax. This ...
August 23, 2013
BY
Mike Adams
Top Five GMO Failures
Genetically altered versions of corn, soy, canola, and others have proven wildly successful in American agriculture, but the ...
August 21, 2013
BY
Conan Milner
Are Foods Labeled ‘Natural’ Misleading Consumers?
Kashi cereals, Campbell’s Soup, Skinnygirl Margarita, and many other brands have faced litigation in what consumers say is ...
August 19, 2013
BY
Conan Milner
‘Bigorexia,’ or Muscle Dysmorphia, on the Rise Among Men
“Bigorexia,” officially known as muscle dysmorphia, has been on the upswing among U.S. men--who are trying to bulk ...
August 19, 2013
BY
Jack Phillips
Who Will Enroll in Obamacare Health Insurance Exchanges?
The 50 states plus the DC must be ready to enroll individuals and businesses beginning Oct. 1, with ...
August 13, 2013
BY
Gary Feuerberg
Navigating the Murky World of Neuropathic Pain
NEW YORK—As human beings, we instinctively avoid pain—the sting of nettles, the burn of a hotplate, the pinching ...
August 10, 2013
BY
Christine Lin
Treating Chronic Pain With Ketamine
While ketamine does not cure neuropathic pain, treatment can put the patient into remission long enough to give ...
August 8, 2013
BY
Christine Lin
‘Exciting’ Prospect for Preventing High Blood Pressure
Saving thousands of young people from developing high blood pressure later in life may now be possible, according ...
August 8, 2013
BY
Rosemary Byfield
New York Diabetes Rates Show Upward Trend
NEW YORK—Type 2 diabetes rates are up around the city, and the rates in the Bronx are about ...
August 2, 2013
BY
Sarah Matheson
NYC Dentist Shares 4 Tips for Rejuvenating the Aging Smile
We are all aware of the many changes our bodies and faces go through as we age. We ...
July 31, 2013
BY
Andrew Koenigsberg
Three Good Reasons the Emergency Room Beats the Doctor
Many poor people prefer emergency rooms to primary care doctors for good reasons, according to a study by ...
July 27, 2013
BY
Lauren Morency DePhillips
Dannon Uses Bug-Derived Ingredient, Not Berries, for Yogurt Coloring
Dannon uses carmine, "a dye extracted from the dried, pulverized bodies of cochineal insects," for color some of ...
July 26, 2013
BY
Zachary Stieber
Pros and Cons of Keyhole Surgery
What’s the most advanced surgery of recent years? I believe most surgeons would quickly respond “laparoscopic surgery”, often ...
July 26, 2013
BY
W. Gifford-Jones
July is Juvenile Arthritis Month
July is Juvenile Arthritis Month and a good time to shed light on an insidious disease that affects ...
July 24, 2013
BY
Sue Taggart
Skin Cancer: Survival Breakthroughs, but Disease on the Rise
Skin cancer sufferers in Scotland have a better chance of survival than ever before with eight out of ...
July 23, 2013
BY
Rosemary Byfield
Life of a Highly Sensitive Prison Guard in Norway
OSLO—American psychologist Elaine Aron estimates that 15–20 percent of people in the world have a highly sensitive nervous ...
July 12, 2013
BY
Susanne Willgren
Is Dry Cleaning Bad for Your Health?
After picking up my clothes from the dry cleaner the other day, I noticed that I carried home ...
June 29, 2013
BY
Nick Livermore
Appendicitis: Beware a Delay in Diagnosis
How would you like to be the young surgeon in 1902 who was asked to see Prince Edward, ...
June 24, 2013
BY
W. Gifford-Jones
Obesity a Disease, American Medical Association Says
Obesity disease: The American Medical Association adopted a new policy on June 18, calling obesity a disease the ...
June 19, 2013
BY
Zachary Stieber
Doctor’s Orders: Take Your Shoes Off
NEW YORK—No matter who walks (or limps) into her office at Midtown Podiatry with a foot injury, Dr. ...
June 19, 2013
BY
Christine Lin
Sibling Bullying Linked to Mental Health Problems in Study
Sibling bullying, taunting, and aggression could cause psychological problems, including anxiety and depression, according to a new study.
June 17, 2013
BY
Jack Phillips
BPA Chemical in Plastic and Metal Cans Link to Childhood Obesity
A study found that girls between the ages of 9 and 12 with high levels of BPA were ...
June 13, 2013
BY
Amelia Pang
E-cigarettes Regulated as Medicine in UK After Product Concerns
E-cigarettes will now be regulated as medicines in the U.K. the government announced Wednesday, with a plan to ...
June 12, 2013
BY
Tara MacIsaac
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