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Breast-feeding lags among N.C. moms
North Carolina newborns run a higher risk of developing chronic health problems because a smaller percentage of mothers in this state start out breast-feeding their babies than the U.S. average.Submitted by Account Removed | Published almost 5 years ago | -
5 Steps to Saying 'No' (With Kindness)
You know that little project you agreed to complete because your boss said it would only take a minute? Or the lengthy phone call with your friend who only rings when she is in crisis (again)? How about the two-hour community car wash that took nine months to organize? Welcome to Time Vampire Central -- where non-mandatory activities suck you dry. ...Submitted by Account Removed | Published about 3 years ago | -
Are Flu Shots Effective at Preveting Illness?
In December, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) launched a public health campaign in the U.S. encouraging vulnerable patients - particularly the elderly - to "protect yourself and the ones you love against flu: GET VACCINATED!" At least one flu-vaccine researcher disagreed with the message: Tom Jefferson, an epidemiologist with the prestigious Cochrane Collaboration, which has headquarters in Britain. ...Submitted by Account Removed | Published about 3 years ago | -
Obama takes on GOP on taxes, economy
WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama says Republicans' plan to slash taxes and cut spending if the GOP retakes the House in November is no more than "an echo of a disastrous decade we can't afford to relive."Submitted by Account Removed | Published over 2 years ago | -
2 charged in Ohio real estate agent's slaying
CLEVELAND – Two men have been charged with killing an Ohio real estate agent who was showing a vacant house for sale, the first of two agents killed in a week in the region, authorities said Friday.Submitted by Account Removed | Published over 2 years ago | -
Stem cell info
Basici info on stem cell research.Submitted by pezzy | Published almost 5 years ago | -
Quitting Smoking
Overview Is this topic for you? In this topic, you'll find strategies for quitting smoking and staying smoke-free. Find where you want to go now: Are you Ready to Quit Today? Are you Thinking About Quitting? Are you Dealing With Relapse?Submitted by Account Removed | Published about 3 years ago | -
Cancer death rate drop tied to education levels
Declines in death rates from the four leading types of cancer in the United States since the early 1990s have been driven largely by progress among college-educated men and women, researchers said on Tuesday...Submitted by RiannaP | Published almost 5 years ago | -
7 Signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder
SAD or just sad? Everyone feels a little melancholy this time of the year. The days are short and cold. The economy is shaky. For some people, the change to winter brings with it something more serious than the blues: seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a form of depression that can be debilitating. Mild forms of SAD are believed to affect as ...Submitted by Account Removed | Published about 3 years ago | -
A Patient's Guide to Chondrosarcoma
I currently am battling this type of cancer. I have found that even few medical professionals know about this type of cancer. It is very rare. It is cancer of the cartilage. As the cancer progresses it can become very debilitating because of pain.Submitted by prettykitty64 | Published over 4 years ago | -
Get Paid to Work Outside
Does the idea of sitting inside a fluorescent-lit office all day drive you crazy? Good news: there are careers out there that let you go out, enjoy the weather, and breathe - yes! - fresh air.Submitted by Account Removed | Published about 3 years ago | -
Adult cancer shot may not be worth high price
ATLANTA - An expensive vaccine aimed at preventing cervical cancer makes sense for young teens when it comes to cost-effectiveness, but not for women in their 20s, contends a new report.Submitted by Account Removed | Published almost 5 years ago | -
FDA Warns Nestle, Others for Misleading Food Claims
CHICAGO/WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. health regulators warned units of Nestle and more than a dozen other foodmakers about overstating or misstating the nutritional value of baby food, nuts and other products on their labels. Most of the letters made public on Wednesday accuse the companies of making claims on their food packages and websites over trans fat content, antioxidant advantages, and ...Submitted by Account Removed | Published about 3 years ago | -
Exercise may reverse brain damage from radiation
WASHINGTON - Exercise may reverse some damage that radiation does to the brain, Swedish researchers reported on Tuesday in a study that offers a way to help childhood cancer survivors.Submitted by Account Removed | Published over 4 years ago | -
CDC: Hospitals Doing Poor Job of Promoting Breast-Feeding
ATLANTA — Most U.S. hospitals don't do very well when it comes to promoting breast-feeding, according to the first national report to look at the issue. The average hospital scored 63 out of 100, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reportedSubmitted by Account Removed | Published over 4 years ago | -
Humane Society Legislative Fund Endorses Obama-Biden
One of the guiding principles of the Humane Society Legislative Fund is that we evaluate candidates based on a single criterion: where they stand on animal protection policies. We don’t make decisions based on party affiliation, or any other social issuSubmitted by Account Removed | Published over 4 years ago | -
Dental care and diabetes: Guide to a healthy mouth
Dental care and diabetes: Guide to a healthy mouthSubmitted by Livin2Care | Published over 4 years ago | -
How To Identify Future Smokers
Want to know how likely it is that sixth graders will take up smoking? Ask them how easy it would be to get a cigarette. If they say easy, a new study reported on Monday, they are more likely to become smokers by the time they are in high school. And iSubmitted by Account Removed | Published almost 5 years ago | -
Studies Show More Links Between Vitamin D and MS
Children later diagnosed with multiple sclerosis had far lower levels of vitamin D than other youngsters, Canadian researchers reported on Friday in studies showing more links between the "sunshine" vitamin and disease.Submitted by sewnew | Published over 4 years ago | -
Disposal of spilled coal ash a long, winding trip
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – More than a year after a Tennessee coal ash spill created one of the worst environmental disasters of its kind in U.S. history, the problem is seeping into several other states. It began Dec. 22, 2008, when a retaining pond burst at a coal-burning power plant, spilling 5.4 million cubic yards of coal ash across 300 acres into ...Submitted by Account Removed | Published about 3 years ago |