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  • How To Lower High Blood Pressure and Help Relieve Stress on Your GP By Roseanna Leaton

    There is a natural link between relaxation and the lowering of blood pressure.It follows that if you think that your blood pressure is higher than it should be, one of the ways in which you can earn to help yourself is by learning the art of relaxation.  Read..

  • What is high blood pressure? By Dwight Makoff, M.D.

    High blood pressure or hypertension means high pressure (tension) in the arteries. The arteries are the vessels that carry blood from the pumping heart to all of the tissues and organs of the body.  Read..

  • What is low blood pressure? By Dennis Lee, MD

    Blood pressure is the pressure of blood within the arteries of the body. Blood pressure is the driving force that causes blood to flow through the body from the arteries (where the pressure is high), through organs, and into the veins (where the pressure is low).  Read..

  • How does the body maintain normal blood pressure? By Dennis Lee, MD

    The body has mechanisms to alter or maintain blood pressure and the flow of blood. There are sensors in the walls of the arteries and heart that sense blood pressure.  Read..

  • How Is High Blood Pressure Treated? By Elizabeth Scherer

    The options. You can treat your high blood pressure by making healthy lifestyle changes, taking medicine, or a combination of both.  Read..

  • How to Prevent High Blood Pressure? By National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

    Everyone regardless of race, age, sex, or heredity -- can help lower their chances of developing high blood pressure. Here's how:  Read..

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  • New Alternative Treatments & Good Nutrition Help Mesothelioma Patients By Allan Marrero

  • What are Mesothelioma Cancers? By Kirsten Hawkins

    What are Mesothelioma Cancers?
    Mesothelioma cancers are the cancers that spread in the mesothelium tissues. Mesothelium in general is the name of tissue that forms lining of different body organs such as heart, lungs, abdomen and reproductive organs. The lining around abdominal organs is known as peritoneal membrane. Lining around lungs is called pleural membrane while the lining around heart is called pericardium.  Read..

  • Prostate Cancer Treatment By Richard Romando

    Prostate cancer is a complex heterogeneous disease that acts differently in different men. Therefore, treatment varies amongst individuals. A wide array of treatments exists for prostate cancer, which includes surgery, radiation, hormone deprivation therapy, chemotherapy, dietary changes and the use of various herbal supplements.  Read..

  • Diet For Healthy Prostate - Why Soy Is Not Just For Women By Rebecca Prescott

    Researchers from Canada have found that having a diet of red meat, organ meats, soft drink and bottled water increased the risk of getting prostate cancer. They compared the diets of 80 men with prostate cancer, and 334 healthy men, and the diet just described more than doubled the risk of developing prostate cancer.  Read..

  • Alternative Breakthrough Treatment for Prostate Cancer By Kenneth Little

    Your alternative breakthrough treatment for prostate cancer is to follow the encouraging example of John Fox. He has shown the way for baby boomers to respond proactively to the dreaded diagnosis and beat it with a combination of techniques.  Read..

  • Prostrate - How To Keep A Healthy Prostate By Sacha Tarkovsky

    Most men over the age of 50 are liable, according to statistics, to get prostate cancer.
    For American men, about 300,000 new cases are diagnosed each year, and some 35,000 men die of this disease annually. The numbers are increasing as well.  Read..

  • Learn the Signs and Symptoms of Lung Cancer By ASTRO

    This year, nearly 175,000 Americans will learn they have lung cancer. Smoking is the greatest known risk factor for lung cancer, although being exposed to second-hand smoke, radon, asbestos and other chemicals can also increase your chances of developing the disease.  Read..

  • Mesothelioma Fact - Alarming Truth By Kirsten Hawkins

    Lately many people have been looking for mesothelioma fact and information. The startling mesothelioma fact is that mesothelioma Cancer is a rare cancer but every year about 2,000 new cases of mesothelioma are diagnosed in the United States and this number has been continuously increasing for the past 20 years. Initially mesothelioma was recognized as a tumor of the pleura, peritoneum and pericardium.  Read..

  • Mesothelioma Cancer Basics By LocateADoc.com Medical Staff Writers

    Mesothelioma is rare form of cancer, affecting about 2,000 Americans a year, found in the sac-like lining around many of the body's internal organs. The most common form is pleural mesothelioma, which is cancer of the lining surrounding the lungs. This type accounts for about 60% of all cases.  Read..

  • Asbestos Cancer Disease By Sara Reisness

    The history of the Asbestos Cancer disease ‘Mesothelioma’ dates back to the early 1960s. The use of the silicate Asbestos can be traced back as early as World War II. However, the risks involved with Asbestos exposure were unknown at that time.  Read..

  • How Did I Get Cancer? - Asbestos! By Alfred J.James

    Exposure to asbestos usually occurs by breathing contaminated air in workplaces that make or use asbestos. Asbestos is also found in the air of buildings containing asbestos that are being torn down or renovated. Asbestos exposure can cause serious lung problems and cancer. This substance has been found in at least 83 of the 1,585 National Priorities List sites identified by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).  Read..

  • Pomegranate juice helps fight prostate cancer By John von Radowitz

    A DAILY glass of pomegranate juice can hold back prostate cancer and could even prevent men dying of the disease, US scientists have discovered. Just one 8oz glass of juice per day increased the stability period of prostate cancer four-fold, scientists found.  Read..

  • Prostate Cancer Symptoms And Treatments By Lee Dobbins

    Prostate cancer is one of the most common type of cancer affecting 1 in every 6 males. In it‘s early stages, prostate cancer has few symptoms and many of the symptoms associated with this disease are also symptoms found in other less serious illnesses.  Read..

  • Cancer's Sweet Tooth By Patrick Quillin, PHD, RD, CNS

    During the last 10 years I have worked with more than 500 cancer patients as director of nutrition for Cancer Treatment Centers of America in Tulsa, Okla.  Read..

  • Stopping Cancer's Spread By E.J. Mundell - HealthDay Reporter

    Before local tumors can begin to spread throughout the body, they need a road on which to travel.
    Now, new research reveals how that road gets built.  Read..

  • One-Third of Cancer Deaths Could Be Avoided By Rita Jenkins

    Of the seven million worldwide cancer deaths reported in 2001, 35 percent were attributable to nine well-known behavioral and environmental risk factors, according to an analysis published in The Lancet.  Read..

  • An Overview Of Mesothelioma Cancers By Kirsten Hawkins

    Mesothelioma cancers are the cancers that spread in the mesothelium tissues. Mesothelium in general is the name of tissue that forms lining of different body organs such as heart, lungs, abdomen and reproductive organs. The lining around abdominal organs is known as peritoneal membrane. Lining around lungs is called pleural membrane while the lining around heart is called pericardium.  Read..

  • Type of Cancer By Karen Lavender and Warren

    Cancer is one of those words that everyone dreads. There are various types of cancer and any type of cancer is really bad news. All types of cancer are life threatening (this is what makes them so dreadful).  Read..

  • Exercise and Weight Control May Help Women Reduce Risk of Breast Cancer

    Women who exercise more and keep their weight under control may dramatically reduce their odds of developing breast cancer, a population-based study by a team of investigators at Meharry Medical College and the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center suggests.  Read..

  • Sunscreen, Skin Cancer, and UVA By Larry Thompson - FDA Consumer Magazine

    Sunscreen: you slather it on before you go to the beach. It keeps you from being fried to a crisp. It helps prevent your skin from getting that wrinkled, leathery look. And it protects you from the ultraviolet rays that cause skin cancer.  Read..

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  • Diabetes mellitus and Artificial sweeteners By Afeefa syeda

  • Introduction to Diabetes Mellitus - Diabetes 101 By Michael Murphy

    Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is the term used to describe a group of similar disorders where affected individuals have too much glucose, or sugar, in their blood. The medical term for this is hyperglycemia. Diabetes Mellitus is often shortened to just diabetes, however this regularly causes a lot of confusion as there are many different types and causes of the disease  Read..

  • Matching Insulin Syringe to Insulin strength is crucial By Dr. Sunil Jain

    Insulin injected with a mismatch between Insulin syringe and Insulin concentration in vial may have disastrous results and is one of the avoidable cause of hospitalization  Read..

  • If you need Insulin, better to start early By web2indya

    There are few important points to remember by Insulin users. Maintaining a good personal hygiene and washing hands prior to prick is important...  Read..

  • Stress may elevate diabetes By web2indya

    Yoga, the age-old science that originated in India, is blessed with many benefits that are particularly helpful for people with diabetes.  Read..

  • It is not the food, But Insulin deficiency which causes Diabetes By Web2indya

    Food is converted to glucose & this glucose is provided to body cells with help of Insulin. Insulin is not a drug as most people think. It is a hormone produced in our pancreas. There is a continuous secretion of Insulin by pancreas from birth to death.  Read..

  • Are you an expert insulin user? By Web2indya

    Injecting insulin incorrectly could lead to problems in the process of fighting diabetes. Thus, knowing the correct technique is crucial for getting the best result and to avoid prick-related problems.  Read..

  • What You Can Do to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes. By James S Pendergraft

    Among the most alarming health issues, type 2 diabetes certainly ranks among top entries in the list. The disease has not only affected grown-up adults, but teenagers and children are also being victimized by this serious health disorder.  Read..

  • How Is Diabetes Treated? By Gaetane Ross

    Now a days diabetes treatment has become a common disease among people. It is caused due to mismanagement of carbohydrate metabolism inside the body.  Read..

  • Diabetes Management By Marlon Dirk

    Being diagnosed with diabetes usually means adjusting your daily routine and adapting a diabetes management plan. For example, depending on the type of diabetes that you have, you might have to plan your medication to fit in with your meals.  Read..

  • Diabetes Symptoms, When to See the Doctor? By John Mancini

    The cases of diabetes are growing in the United States today. This is due in part to our aging population as well as to our growing waistlines.  Read..

  • Could You Have Diabetes And Not Even Know It? By John Paul

    Almost one third of all people with diabetes don't know they have it. The symptoms seem so harmless, like symptoms of just getting older. This article goes into the different types of diabetes and some of the common symptoms of each to help you understand diabetes a little better.  Read..

  • Avandia Side Effect Lawyer: Diabetes Drug Damages Liver By Anna Henningsgaard

    Avandia, a compound of rosiglitazone maleate, is an oral antidiabetic agent. Avandia pills increase insulin sensitivity for patients with type 2 diabetes, or non-insulin-dependent diabetes.  Read..

  • Diabetes: What You Need to Know About This Hidden Danger? By Larry Denton

    Diabetes is a disease in which blood glucose levels are above normal. Most of the food we eat is turned into glucose (sugar) for our bodies to burn to create energy.  Read..

  • Childhood Obesity May Lead to Type 1 Diabetes By Valerian D.

    The insulin is a hormone used by the body in metabolizing carbohydrates and in regulating blood sugar (glucose) levels.  Read..

  • Living Healthy With Diabetes By Kimberly Advent

    Diabetes affects around 16 million Americans and about 800,000 new cases are diagnosed each year. Diabetes attacks men, women, children and the elderly. It spares no race.  Read..

  • Becoming a Diabetes Expert By Kimberly Advent

    I am a diabetes expert. No I’m not a doctor or a nurse. I am a mom. A mom to a 13 year old girl named Ashley who has Juvenile Diabetes.  Read..

  • So You Want to Know How to Treat Diabetes! By Eliu Cordova

    Believe it or not, there are two different types of diabetes. The two types of diabetes, are insulin-dependent and noninsulin-dependent.  Read..

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  • Laser Surgery for Ear Infections (OtoLAM) By Douglas Hoffman, MD, PhD

    I am looking for help with my four-year-old son. From the age of six months, he has had tubes in his ears for chronic ear infections and hearing impairment.  Read..

  • Middle Ear Infection By Rosalyn Carson-DeWitt, MD

    Middle ear infection is a term for infection and inflammation of the middle ear. The middle ear is the part of the ear behind the eardrum.  Read..

  • Treating Childhood Ear Infections By Deborah Olenev, C.C.H. RSHom (NA)

    Childhood ear infections is one of the most common conditions that I treat. Other frequent conditions I treat in children are asthma, allergies, skin conditions and behavioral problems. Homeopathy is such a beautiful therapeutic modality for children, because it is noninvasive, with one dose of a remedy often lasting one to many years.  Read..

  • Stop pet ear infection! By Jack Marinadi, Vet

    Easy to follow steps to keep dog and cat ears clean. Signs of infections, parasites and other ear conditions.  Read..

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  • 9 Simple Ways to Keep Your Eyes Healthy By Tanya Turner

    Do you eyes feel tired and sore by the end of the day? Modern life puts a lot of stress on our bodies and eyes are among the first things to suffer. But it doesn't have to be this way. Learn simple things you can do for your eye health and your eyes will feel and look much better in only a few days.  Read..

  • Glaucoma By Arturo Moreno Perez

    Glaucoma is a disorder that manifests itself in frequent clinic visits, is produced by increased intraocular pressure and affecting more than 2% of the population of the world from between 40 and 50 years. It is not a disorder that is deve move left over because if untreated, leads to blindness.  Read..

  • Greatly improved outcomes for Keratoconus patients By John Andrews

    Keratoconus is a fairly uncommon non inflammatory eye condition that affects the cornea (the transparent window at the front of the eye). It causes changes within the structure of the cornea making it weaken and thin resulting in ‘cone-shaped’ bulging.  Read..

  • Watch Out for Glaucoma, the Thief of Sight

    Glaucoma is known as the silent thief of sight because in its early stages, there is no pain or any other symptoms. It can steal your vision before you even know you have the disease. In fact, more than 4 million people have glaucoma, and 2 million of them don't know it.  Read..

  • What Are Cataracts And How Do You Prevent Them? By J. Schipper

    As the population ages, cataracts are becoming a growing health concern.A cataract is a clouding of the eye lens to such an extent that it affects vision. The majority of cataracts develop due to the aging process, and by age 80, more than half of all Americans have them.  Read..

  • Healthy eyes linked to healthy diet and lifestyle By Joanna Seddon

    A healthy diet containing plenty of antioxidants and fish can reduce the risk of age-related macular degeneration (AMD), says a new study from Harvard Medical School.  Read..

  • Is There a Perfect Contact Lens For Dry Eyes? By Steve Cogger

    Do you have dry eyes? Whether you just feel like you have dry eyes or your doctor has told you, there are contact lenses made just for you. Dry eye contact lenses vary depending on the type of dry eye.  Read..

  • AGE AND THE EYE By Dr William Taylor - Eye Specialist

    As we all grow older, changes occur in our organ systems including our eyes. Most ocular changes associated with age are not a reflection of disease processes but can have a significant effect on vision.  Read..

  • Learn How To Clean RGP Contact Lenses The Right Way By Steve Cogger

    All contact lenses are not created equally, and neither are all contact lens solutions. For those who wear rigid gas permeable lenses, it is important to understand how to clean rgp contact lenses.  Read..

  • Sight for Sore Eyes: Preventing Computer Eyestrain By Karen Barrow

    You do it when you check your email; you do it when you surf the web. In fact, you're probably doing it right now—straining your eyes in front of the computer.  Read..

  • 10 Tips to Help Ensure Eye Health By Drs. Foster & Smith Educational Staff

    To best maintain your small pet's eye health, look daily for these tell-tale signs of unhealthy eyes  Read..

  • 9 Simple Ways to Keep Your Eyes Healthy By Tanya Turner

    Do you eyes feel tired and sore by the end of the day? Modern life puts a lot of stress on our bodies and eyes are among the first things to suffer.  Read..

  • 7 Ways To Save Your Eyesight By Glenn Mueller eDiets Senior Writer

    How much time do you spend in front of the computer? While eDiets members know first-hand many of the benefits that being online can provide, extensive computer work can take its toll on your eyes.  Read..

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  • Swine Flu - 6 Natural Ways To Help Yourself By AnnA Rushton

    Although both Obama and Gordon Brown assure us they are well prepared to deal with an outbreak of Swine Flu, I am always happier to take proactive action myself and there are some simple measures we can all take. They are not guaranteed to prevent you getting it, but they will certainly help.  Read..

  • An Easy Way to Prepare for Pandemic Flu By Jeremy Johnson

    Birds have had passed the flu back and forth among them selves for at least as long as humans have been sharing it among themselves. It wasn't until 1997 that the first person contracted the flu from a bird and died from it.  Read..

  • How I Treat Colds and Flu ? By Ward Dean, M.D.

    Colds and flu are probably the most commonly seen conditions by physicians in general or family practice.  Read..

  • Kick The Flu Out Without Taking Any Medicine And Tamiflu By Happy Teddy

    Every winter, there are many reasons to worry about the flu. This year we are doing the same thing, but to an even greater extent.  Read..

  • How to Protect the Mentally Challenged From Bird Flu? By Richard Stooker

    A bird flu pandemic is going to be a great disruption and test of humanity, but even more so to people who are mentally challenged, whether mentally retarded (MR) or who have psychiatric mental/emotional disorders.  Read..

  • Flu Vaccines: Worth the Risk? By Patty Smith, FHCH, DVHH, HD(RHom.), DMH, BScEd

    "In any given year, only about 20 percent of the population will get sick with the flu."
    "Health Canada now recommends the flu shot for pregnant women in their second and third trimesters."  Read..

  • Two Questions To Ask About Bird Flu Vaccines By John Hart

    The results of a government-funded study show that very high doses of an avian influenza vaccine, supplied by Sanofi-Aventis, are needed to produce an immune response that should guard against the virus.  Read..

  • Natural Prevention & Treatment For The Flu: What Your Doctor May Not Know By Dr. Loretta Lanphier

    Flu can affect 10 to 30 percent of the U.S. population each winter. The flu virus can linger in the air for as long as three hours.  Read..

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  • Do The Arthritis Drugs Celebrex and Vioxx Cause Heart Attacks? By Dr. Bryan Brodeur

    Why do we ingest poisons to strengthen our body?
    A Canadian class-action lawsuit has been launched against Pfizer Inc. alleging that its arthritis drug Celebrex caused cardiovascular side effects, the law firm launching the suit said Friday."Merchant Law Group included Pfizer's Bextra in its suit and also named Boehringer Ingelheim, Germany's largest pharmaceutical firm, for its Mobicox, in the same class of drugs.  Read..

  • 10 Ways to Avoid a Heart Attack! By Paul Wilson

    A heart attack is known as a myocardial infarction. This occurs when the heart muscle is damaged or does not receive enough oxygen.  Read..

  • Understanding coronary Heart Disease and Its Effects

    Coronary heart disease (CHD) affects nearly 13 million Americans. More than 500,000 Americans die each year from CHD-related events, such as heart attacks. And many of these deaths occur in individuals who do not know they are at risk.  Read..

  • Understanding Your Heart Rate By Zach Bashore

    Your heart is a muscle that is located on the left side of your chest and is about the size of your fist. It sends blood thoughout your body, providing it with the proper nutrients and oxygen that it needs.  Read..

  • Heart Disease: Dealing Day-to-Day By Provided By: HealthCentersOnline

    The term heart disease is generally used to refer to a more specific condition called coronary artery disease (CAD), a chronic disease in which the coronary arteries gradually harden and narrow. If you have this condition, know that effective strategies exist to help control it.  Read..

  • Living With Heart Failure

    Heart failure usually cannot be cured and you will likely have to take medication for the rest of your life. It is important that you know that your symptoms may get worse over time. As your symptoms get worse, you may not be able to do many of the things that you did before you had heart failure.  Read..

  • Heart Disease and Heart Attacks: What Women Need to Know ?! By familydoctor.org editorial staff.

    Are women at risk?
    Women are at risk for heart disease and heart attacks, just like men. In fact, heart disease is the leading cause of death among women over 65. American women are 4 to 6 times more likely to die of heart disease than of breast cancer and it kills more women over 65 than all cancers combined.  Read..

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  • 50 Ways to Love Your Liver

    1. Avoid taking unnecessary medications (Too many chemicals can harm me).
    2. Don't mix medicines without the advice of a doctor. (You could create something poisonous that could damage me badly)...  Read..

  • Coffee and tea can reduce the risk of chronic liver disease

    December 02, 2005 - A study published today in the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) journal Gastroenterology found that people at high risk for liver injury may be able to reduce their risk for developing chronic liver disease significantly by drinking more than two cups of coffee or tea daily.  Read..

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  • Inhibited sexual desire: Encyclopedia - Inhibited sexual desire

    Inhibited sexual desire (ISD), sometimes called frigidity, sexual aversion, sexual apathy or hypoactive sexual desire, refers to a low level of sexual desire and interest manifested by a failure to initiate or be responsive to a partner's initiation of sexual activity.  Read..

  • Behind the Scenes: Maximizing Male Fertility By Elaine Gottlieb

    You may not choose to become a father at age 77, like actor Tony Randall. But from a strictly biological perspective, it is within the realm of possibility. Most men produce sperm for their entire lives, according to Dr. Abraham Morgentaler, the director of the Male Infertility Program at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston and a professor at Harvard Medical School.  Read..

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  • Sleep and Creativity By Kelly Williams

    When do you get your best ideas? When you're up tight, faced with a deadline and under a lot of pressure? A poll conducted by the East of England Development Agency revealed that most creativity, most new ideas, come to workers, not in the workplace, but in a more relaxing environment.  Read..

  • Sleep Disorders:Alternative Therapy By Tracy Shuman, MD, WebMD

    A health treatment that is not classified as standard western medical practice is referred to as "alternative." Alternative therapy encompasses a variety of disciplines that include everything from diet and exercise to mental conditioning and lifestyle changes.  Read..

  • Sleep Disorders in Children with Epilepsy: More Common than You Think By Jenna Martin, Senior Editor - Epilepsy.com

    Past research conducted in the field of childhood epilepsy has clearly shown a link between behavioral problems and epilepsy.  Read..

  • Sleep Apnea: A Sleeping Disorder By Olga Sen

    In the middle of every night, do you suddenly wake up choking and gasping for air? It can not be due to a nightmare every night.  Read..

  • Sleep Disorders: Types, Diagnosis, Risk Factors, and Prevention By Heather Larson, Gina Kemp, M.A., and Robert Segal, M.A., contributed to this article.

    More than 1,500 people die every year in fatigue-related crashes. Those with untreated sleep problems are at increased risk for these crashes.
    Source: National Sleep Foundation  Read..

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