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A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go dowwwn...After avoiding sick people for the last 3 months (damn you swine flu i'm a germaphobe as it is!)... ... |
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Aquatrove Biosciences announces positive results from Conceive Plus studyAquatrove Biosciences, Inc. presented positive results from a study demonstrating that the technology used in Conceive Plus™ may assist trying to conceive couples. These data were recently presented at the 65th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM). ... |
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Nielsen: Kids Watch 'More Than A Day Of Television Each Week'Looks like the old electronic babysitter isn’t going anywhere. According to new research from Nielsen reported in the Los Angeles Times, kids and tweens are watching what amounts to more than a day of television each week, marking an 8-year-high. The older segment of the group (ages 6-11) came i ... |
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Books: The Tools of Doctors, and a Price for PatientsTwo adventures into areas of medicine that aren’t necessarily about the doctors or the diseases. ... |
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Currents: An Economy in Need of Holistic MedicineWhat can the so-called wellness approach to health tell us about our present economic malady? ... |
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Smoking Bans Reduce Heart Attacks and DiseaseA report issued by the Institute of Medicine concluded that secondhand smoke significantly increased the risk of cardiovascular problems. ... |
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