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You reach for your brush and toothpaste groggy-eyed every morning to begin the day with a clean start. How effective is that toothpaste you have been using? Turns out, not much. It is keeping ...

Your Toothpaste May Be Unable To Fight Dental Bacteria Effectively

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Here is one more reason why you should put on that workout gear and exercise. To the already long list of benefits that can be availed from following a regular workout routine, a new study ...

Exercise Nudges Stem Cells To Turn Into Bone Cells

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A study observed more than 100,000 people, none of whom had a history of heart attack or stroke at the beginning of the study, over a period of seven years in Taiwan. The study suggested that ...

Dental Cleaning Could Reduce Risk Of Cardiovascular Diseases

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It’s Healthy Weight Week! It runs from January 15 through January 21. This health observance could not be more rightly timed as most of us are looking at eating healthy and returning to our ...

Healthy Eating: Garbanzo Beans And Couscous Medley

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Depression has so far been studied from a psychological perspective but a new study that was conducted by researchers at Canada’s Concordia University suggested that depression can have deeper ...

Depressed? Beware! It Can Lead To Heart Disease: Study

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Aphasia is “an impairment of language, affecting the production or comprehension of speech and the ability to read or write.” (Source: The National Aphasia Association; Page Title: More Aphasia ...

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Scientists from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have hit upon a drug that will help contain the spread of a deadly type of eye cancer to other parts of the body. It was a ...

New Drug Holds Hope For Lethal Eye Cancer

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Piling up your plate with vegetables and fruits may have benefits beyond cancer prevention and maintaining healthy weight. Scientists at Sweden’s Karolinska Institutet now say that it plays a ...

Rich Antioxidant Diet Could Reduce Risk Of Stroke In Women: Study

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It’s three o’clock in the afternoon and you have a few more hours of work to wind up at the office before you head for home. Yet you think you can barely go on any longer. You are drowsy and ...

Sleepy At 3? Don’t Reach Out For Sugar-Based Foods!

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It has now been confirmed through research that a high intake of starchy foods increases the chance of breast cancer to recur in breast cancer survivors. The results of the research project known ...

Starch Increases Chance of Breast Cancer Recurrence: Research

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New Year’s celebrations are only a few days away and most young mothers will step out to shop toys as gifts for their toddlers and for their friends or cousins. For many families, toys bought from ...

Going Toy Shopping For Your Child? Check For Toy Safety!

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If your gynecologist has recently confirmed your pregnancy, it would make sense to ask her/him if you could start folic acid supplements. Though there is no novelty in the knowledge that folic ...

Good News? Folic Acid Could Prevent Child’s Chances of Language Delay: Study

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The list to benefits derived from keeping physically fit and maintaining an active lifestyle just grew. The new addition that regular and moderate exercise bestows is to persons who suffer from ...

Suffering From Glaucoma? Increase Your Physical Activity: Study

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Researchers at the University of Missouri suggest that exercises will not aggravate the condition of breast cancer survivors who suffer from post-treatment lymphedema. Lymphedema is a condition ...

Exercise Benefits Breast Cancer Survivors: Research

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Here end the periods. Expecting a 2-day migraine episode any day now.

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If you are looking to reduce the pounds you gained during the Thanksgiving season while still putting out nutritious and delectable food on the dinner table, shrimps are a great option. Shrimps ...

Shrimp Scampi: Low on Calories, High on Protein

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With increasing awareness about the ill effects of excessive weight, more women are now going on diets than ever before. Trouble is, that not all diet programs are healthy and some even damage ...

Dieting? Think Dairy and Proteins

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Yes, it is that time of the year when the festivities and the weather conspire to keep us from reaching our fitness goals. It seems almost sacrilegious to return from work and not cosy up on the ...

Four Do-able Things To Keep Fit This Winter

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Testing for suspected cervical cancer just became more convenient for women. A self-screening device called the Delphi Screener now makes it possible for women to test themselves rather accurately ...

Accurate Self-Screening Device Enables Women In Addressing Cervical Cancer

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People with fairer skin could be in a biological catch-22, if researchers from the University of Leeds are to be believed. Though sufficient exposure to sun is required by them so that their ...

Paler Skin Types May Be Lacking In Vitamin D

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As per Dr. Carolyn Dean, MD, ND, magnesium expert and Medical Director of the non-profit Nutritional Magnesium Association, the benefits that can be had from taking calcium either through diet or ...

Magnesium’s Role In Osteoporosis

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Case counts at hospitals show that many patients with end-stage lung disease also have GERD or gastro-oesophageal Reflux Disease (or acid reflux). Such patients have a damaged mucosal stomach ...

Lung Transplant Patients Benefit By Anti-Reflux Surgery

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I have often heard people talk of stroke and heart attacks as though the two were interchangeable terms and one is the other. I have done a quick view of what the two actually mean. Though a ...

Cardiovascular Disease: Stroke or Heart Attack? Know The Difference

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Pulmonary embolism (PE) is a serious lung condition wherein one of the main arteries to the lung gets blocked by any mass of material, such as an air bubble, a large speck of fat, and/or part of a ...

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A questionnaire study has now revealed that diabetics should more careful than the non-diabetic population in their oral hygiene. As per the study "Oral Health Awareness In Adult Patients With ...

Study Alerts Diabetics On Oral Hygiene

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A recent study conducted by the Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan suggests that persons suffering from diabetes are more likely to experience various forms of dementia as they age than ...

Diabetes Could Peg Your Risk For Dementia: Study

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Antibiotic is a generic term used to describe any chemical or drug that is used to treat infection caused by bacteria and other pathogens by either destroying them or inhibiting their growth. ...

Safety with Antibiotics

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With the frequent outbreak of deadly viruses that cross borders to affect millions around the globe, awareness around personal hygiene practices has increased. With this, the industry to receive ...

Washing Your Hands Of Non-Airborne Germs

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New studies are now suggesting that patients who have been recommended for a major procedure of their kidneys could stand at a risk of adverse bone health post-operation. Researchers from the San ...

Radical Nephrectomy Bad For Bone Health: Research

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Findings from research conducted by Abramson Cancer Center (University of Pennsylvania) and Perelman School of Medicine have given hope to the medical fraternity in how they may be able to manage ...

Breakthrough With T-Cell Therapy For Leukemia Patients

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At the physical plane, yoga has some very effective workouts for all the major muscle groups of our bodies -- the arms, legs, chest and abdomen. In this article, I am sharing a fine pose, or ...

Yoga Asana For Your Hamstring And Lower Back

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Ironical as it sounds, a recent study conducted by the University of California, Los Angeles and funded by National Institutes of Health suggests that a certain man-made "fat" would help heart ...

Man-Made Fat May Hold Hope For Heart Attack Victims

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Driving through traffic can be stressful for some of us even when we are healthy and pain-free. You can never really tell when that reckless driver will cut you off unexpectedly at the front at a ...

Don’t Do It! Driving While Migraining

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The ability to see and experience the world around us is undoubtedly one of the most precious gifts nature has given to us. Unfortunately, unexpected situations brought up during sports, office ...

Get Eye Smart -- Outdoors and Indoors

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My twins are now 13 years old. They've received their MMR vaccine on schedule when they were younger (around 15 months and then at 5-6 yrs). The school insists on giving them a booster shot again ...

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My twins are now 13 years old. They've received their MMR vaccine on schedule when they were younger (around 15 months and then at 5-6 yrs). The school insists on giving them a booster shot again ...

MMR Vaccine

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Sweet bell peppers come in a range of colors -- yellow, orange, red, purple, green and even black. Each color has its own flavour that is mildly different from the bell peppers of other colors. ...

Three-Color Bell Pepper Stir-Fry

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Diabetes is known to take its toll on the vision of the patient. Though most of the time the damage to vision may not be quick, with the passage of time, a diabetic is likely to feel the ...

New Hope For Diabetic Retinopathy Patients

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Cataracts affect nearly 22 million Americans age 40 and older. By age 80, more than half of all Americans have cataracts. (Source: American Academy of Ophthalmology; Report Title: Eye Statistics ...

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Cataracts affect nearly 22 million Americans age 40 and older. By age 80, more than half of all Americans have cataracts. (Source: American Academy of Ophthalmology; Report Title: Eye Statistics ...

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Your teenage daughter in junior high has been complaining of frequent headaches and watery eyes. You take her for an eye check up before the school resumes only to be told by the doctor that she ...

11 Tips To Guide Your Teen With Lens Care

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So far the heart rhythm disorders (of which atrial fibrillation is most common) were generally attributed to any or a combination of factors such as hyperthyroidism, alcohol use, pulmonary ...

Obesity Could Be Courting Atrial Fibrillation

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Neck pain arising from out of damage to neck ligaments, tendons and muscles is called whiplash. Whiplash is a non-medical term. Whiplash injuries cover hyperextension injuries of the neck as well ...

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Neck pain arising from out of damage to neck ligaments, tendons and muscles is called whiplash. Whiplash is a non-medical term. Whiplash injuries cover hyperextension injuries of the neck as well ...

The Unbearable Pain of Whiplash

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Despite the extreme discomfort migraines give, it is possible to obtain symptomatic relief at least to some extent. Here are a few tips at what can be done should you be in the grips of a migraine ...

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Despite the extreme discomfort migraines give, it is possible to obtain symptomatic relief at least to some extent. Here are a few tips at what can be done should you be in the grips of a migraine ...

The Menace Of Migraines – II

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Migraines are a complex neurological disease brought on by the disorder of the central nervous system. They are severe and recurrent attacks of headache that may occur on any one or both sides of ...

The Menace of Migraines - I

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September is Whole Grain month and this is a good time to refresh our minds with the possible health benefits whole grains may bestow on us as food we could include in our diet. According to ...

The Wholesome Whole Grains

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Doctors generally prescribe statin drugs for their stroke patients if the root of the stroke is found in high cholesterol levels of the patient. However, a study conducted by researchers at the ...

Cholesterol-Lowering Drug Holds Hope For Young Stroke Patients

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Come summer break and we are off holidaying, leaving behind routines. Picture a vacation to the relatives or a holiday destination and we can imagine ourselves with a tall glass of something cold ...

Summer Break 2011 – Eating Smart!