Health
A 47-year-old African-American woman has heavy menstrual bleeding and iron-deficiency anemia. She reports the frequent need to urinate during the night and throughout the day.…
Newborn Teddy Houlston, who died 100 minutes after his birth, became Britain’s youngest ever organ donor after his kidneys and heart valves were used to…
Newborn Teddy Houlston, who died 100 minutes after his birth, became Britain’s youngest ever organ donor after his kidneys and heart valves were used to…
Dr. Mehmet Oz answered his critics with a vivid picture of what has happened. He has not only penned an op-ed blasting his critics but…
Dr. Mehmet Oz answered his critics with a vivid picture of what has happened. He has not only penned an op-ed blasting his critics but…
The CDC reports that one in five formula-fed babies and one in 20 breastfed babies are Vitamin D deficient, a fact Marcus and Tish Tankard…
Did you know … Autism now affects 1 in 68 children and 1 in 42 boys Autism prevalence figures are growing Autism is the fastest-growing…
© Chef Richard and our friends at the Mayo Clinic are giving us a healthy alternative to meatloaf. Below Chef Richard shows us how to make…
Did you know that persistent bad breath is one of the warning signs of gum disease? A lot of us have a tendency to want to put off making that dental appointment because things don’t seem that serious. Going to the dentist may not be the most exciting idea for you but it could save you from embarrassing […]
Taking care of your dental health is the key to a bright smile! Make sure to visit the dentist regularly (at least twice a year) in order to assess your needs. Here are some great ways to achieve your smile goals: Whitening Crowns Veneers Bonding Braces Implants Brushing and flossing Regular dentist visits Click Here For More Information […]
Research has shown heart health is the leading killer among women and men, but are there risk factors that make women more vulnerable to the disease than men? According to Dr. Sharon L. Mulvaugh of Mayo Clinic the answer is yes. Mulvaugh says smoking, obesity and diseases that cause inflammation can make women more susceptible […]
Research has shown heart health is the leading killer among women and men, but are there risk factors that make women more vulnerable to the disease than men? According to Dr. Sharon L. Mulvaugh of Mayo Clinic the answer is yes. Mulvaugh says smoking, obesity and diseases that cause inflammation can make women more susceptible […]
