For Many, Lactose Intolerance May Be Bloated Myth, According to New Clinical Study
Results of a human clinical trial show that A1 protein in cow's milk may trigger symptoms of lactose intolerance.
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The National Center for Children’s Vision and Eye Health at Prevent Blindness Issues New Report to Improve Children’s Vision Health
"Children’s Vision and Eye Health: A Snapshot of Current National Issues” Report Includes Detailed Statistics, Information and Strategies to Improve Children’s Vision in the United States
“Our new report was created to provide an easy-to-use, evidence
A Gamble Into the Unknown: Orthodox Versus Alternative Medicine
ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE SURELY WORKS!
By Sylvester KajunaThe information you are reading right now is also a quick reference for sources of information on unconventional, alternative, and complementary therapies; their uses and how you could get the
34 Health Groups Urge MLB Players to Set Right Example for Kids By Making Baseball Tobacco-Free, Once and for All
With the start of the 2016 Major League Baseball season just three days away, 34 leading public health and medical groups today urged MLB and its players to set the right example for kids and end smokeless tobacco use at all major league ballparks o
Female Sexuality Over The Years
By Eyo U AsangaOver the years normal female sexuality has walked through fields of thorns and excruciating pains inflicted by culture and ignorance. Elite medical professionals and psychiatrists were the vanguards of bestial cruelty. It was a wid
Exploring the decriminalization of marijuana
Exploring the decriminalization of marijuana - Part 1 of 2.
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A Foodie's Guide To Health In 2016
By Samantha TaylorThink back over the past year. What were your favourite food trends of 2015? Perhaps one of the super-foods, or maybe you got into molecular gastronomy? Posh burgers continued to rise in popularity, and poutine was firmly on the
LEED Platinum Community Takes Environmental Stance on Smoking
By Alfred ArdisThe ideals of green living have slowly taken root in American society. Eco-mindedness no longer exists among a poorly publicized group of advocates labeled as radical thinkers. Environmental concerns have become so real that city pl
African Americans, Hispanics face greater risk of heart failure -- American Heart Association
Heart failure, a chronic, progressive condition in which the heart can't pump blood ef
Read more…Landmark Study Finds U.S. Dementia Incidence Highest In African Americans And American Indians
First Study to Look at Dementia Risk in Six Racial and Ethnic Groups Representing the Diversity of the United States
DeMarco Murray Relishes New Look - and Outlook - a healthy new beard and attitude, thanks to Wahl Clipper
What Do I Eat? Why Your Colon Health Determines Your Total Health
By Kristi S TornabeneWhat do I eat? Eating protein and vegetables which are low glycemic and high fiber is a start. Adding a little (very little) fat so you won't feel famished will complete one meal.
Do you need three meals and snacks throughout
Master Healer Dr. Pankaj Naram Highlights New ADHD Study - notes that ADHD is often misunderstood.
Researchers reveal Possible factors for the rise of Kidney Stones among Youth, especially in Females and African Americans
Researchers from The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Find Kidney Stones Are on the Rise Among Youth, Especially in Females and African-Americans
Kidney stones are increasing, particularly among adolescents, females, and African-Americans in the
Read more…Study Reveals Arms Race Between Ebola Virus and Bats, Waged for Millions of Years
Prevent Blindness Study Projects Large Increase in Number of Glaucoma Cases, Significant Impact in Hispanic and Black Populations by 2050
January has been declared as National Glaucoma Awareness Month by Prevent Blindness and other leading eye health organizations, in an effort to help educate the public on the disease, including risk factors, treatment options and other resources.
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Read more…The Arizona Vegetarian Food Festival Is Coming Back in Early 2016 Twice As Big in Scottsdale
Is there such a thing as humane meat? Can you follow the super-trendy “paleo” diet and still be a vegan?
These and other questions will be explored at the second annual Arizona Vegetarian Food Festival, January 9-10, 2016 at the Scottsdale Civic Cent
6 Steps to Flawless, Acne-free Skin - Natural Skincare and Cosmetic System
Welcome to Your Natural Skincare and Cosmetic System.
Over the next few days you'll learn how to eliminate acne forever and enjoy the flawless skin you deserve. Let's get right into it:
Step One is THE most important- Drink half your body weight i
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New Sickle Cell Disease Research Shows Improved Patient Outcomes And Reduced Disease Burden
Emerging therapies and promising new insights in the treatment of sickle cell disease represent a significant step toward improving outcomes and reducing the treatment burden for affected children and adults. Studies reporting these advances will be
Read more…Cuban Doctors: The Soldiers Who Defeated Ebola
As reports of three new Ebola cases arrive from Liberia, the medical doctor who headed Cuba’s largest campaign against the virus in Africa, Jorge Delgado, offered Publico an exclusive interview. Delgado is a veteran internationalist: “I have worked i
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