As a condition affecting almost 2% of the population, congestive heart failure is a pandemic and epidemic expected to affect more than 1.5 billion people within the next 15 years. With high blood pressure and coronary heart disease as significant causes, this is avoidable.
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Understanding Congestive Heart Failure: They Say He Was a Big Hearted Fellow
August 29th, 2009 
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Comments OffUnderstanding Hypopituitarism – A Tale Of An Underperforming Pituitary Pea
August 26th, 2009 admin Though hypopituitarism has long been described as a rare disease, its association with brain injury makes it far less rare considering that 2% of the US population is thought to be living with the effects of some form of brain injury.
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August 21st, 2009 admin For most of us, the worst effects of fungus that we will experience are limited to athlete’s foot or ringworm in our children, However, for those with compromised immune systems, the effects of fungus can be much more severe and for some types of fungal infections, even lethal.
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August 17th, 2009 admin In the stagnating heat of late summer, the thick oppressive humidity is enough to keep many inside, but for those with asthma, staying inside is less about avoiding the heat than avoiding the smog and air pollution that can easily induce an asthma attack.
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August 13th, 2009 admin Only months after the second annual Consumer Genetics Conference a Stanford scientist has described sequencing his genetic code for under $50,000, 1/10000th of the cost of the 2003 $500 million price tag. At this rate each of us will soon have access to all our genetic secrets.
Read the rest of this article » Posted in Uncategorized Tags: cancer risk, consumer genetics, disease risk, genetic testing 1 Comment »Lung Cancer and Our Sense of Justice
August 9th, 2009 admin As a cancer with many, many victims and a low survival rate, one would think of lung cancer as a prime candidate for research dollars. Unfortunately due to the association of the disease with the lifestyle of smoking it is fourth in funding dollars despite killing more people than other cancers like
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August 4th, 2009 admin Though iron, silver and gold have been used for medicinal purposes since ancient times, their use in today’s engineered nanoparticles is far removed from the primitive efforts of the ancient healers with the designer materials advancing the science of diagnosis and treatment.
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