Lifestyle
Giving birth early cuts breast cancer risk
Tuesday Oct 13, 2009 (foodconsumer.org) – A new study confirmed what has been found earlier: women who have not given birth or given birth at
Obesity: America’s New Health Obsession
By Rachel Stockton
“Barbara”, a forty-something art history instructor at a large university, says that her doctor is “diplomatic” and doesn’t tell her ...
Simple Steps to Lower Your Breast Cancer Risk
Posted by: Dr. Mercola October 10 2009
New research adds to the growing body ...
Physical activity reduces breast cancer risk
Sunday Oct 4, 2009 (foodconsumer.org) -- In this October, the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a new epidemiological study suggests that physical activity may reduce ...
Children at risk for psychotic symptoms if mothers smoke or drink
By Sheilah Downey Smoking and drinking during pregnancy can lead to development of psychotic symptoms in children, while smoking marijuana was not associated with the ...
When Drugs and Therapy Don't Cure Depression, Running Will
Posted by: Dr. Mercola October 01 2009 | ...
High-Heels can lead to disabling foot problems
Ancient Egyptian butchers wore high heels to help them walk above the blood of slaughtered beasts, says randomhistory.com.While women today wear heels for perhaps other ...
The Flu: You've Gotten Your Shot, Now What?
Flu, seasonal flu or swine flu,is an illness that has caused millions of people physical misery throughout the ages. In the United States, we've eradicated ...
More women choosing to have non-cancerous breast removed
By Eileen McGaurinWomen diagnosed with breast cancer are increasingly opting for prophylactic mastectomy, removal of a non-cancerous breast, even though the evidence that it prevents ...
Secret Link Between Cigarettes and Cell Phones?
Posted by: Dr. Mercola
September 29 2009
Cell phones are used by an estimated 275 million people in the United States and 4 billion worldwide.
A recent review of ...
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