One of the beliefs that is common to modern society is the idea that if something is good, “more is better”. We see this mindset all the time in late night television ads that promote the latest fad products. In these ads, the pitch man inevitably offers a second set of whatever is being sold [...]
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Vitamin E Supplements, There Can Be Too Much Of A Good Thing
July 28th, 2011 
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Posted in Disease Prevention, General Health, Health Risks 
Tags: lung cancer, pneumonia, preventative medicine, prevention, stroke, vitamin e, vitamins 
No Comments »Early Cancer Detection With A Dog’s Wet Nose
February 10th, 2011 admin Although much effort is being directed toward the early detection of cancers in the quest to save lives, research is showing that dogs are miles ahead of sensors in detecting many forms of the disease. Using their skills offers an important chance to save lives.
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October 22nd, 2009 admin As one of the most popular drinks that we consume, its hardly surprising that significant research effort has been “poured” into understanding the effects of coffee on our health. While generally considered healthy, research is finding both good and bad in our sacred bean.
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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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February 7th, 2009 admin The announcement of an organ donor’s kidney being extracted through her vagina is the latest success in modern surgical techniques that are seeking to reduce surgery pain, risks and complications.
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