Experts can disagree. Ask your doctor about these topics and enjoy the fun!
Team Creates Rat Heart Using Cells of Baby Rats By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN ( from the New York Times) Published: January 14, 2008 Medicine’s dream […]
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Do overhead power lines pose a safety risk? Living too close to overhead power lines could increase the risk of childhood leukaemia according to
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Officers Raid Home, Take 11-Year-Old To Hospital Jan 7, 2008 10:15 pm US/Mountain NEW CASTLE, Colo. (AP) ”• A tactical law enforcement team broke
State vs Parents – take 2,547 Read More »
“From bench to trench” refers to the process of transfering knowledged derived from the scientific bench where research takes place, to the trenches in clinics
From bench to trench – let’s speed it up! Read More »
January 3, 2008, 5:08 pm Law Blog Opinion Of the Day: The Q-Ray Ionized Bracelet Posted by Peter Lattman Thanks to the How Appealing
a $300 placebo effect Read More »
DR. WEEKS’S COMMENT Serum magnesium is a cheap and really quite important test to ask your doctor about. Given that so many Americans are
White with low magnesium? – Watch out for diabetes Read More »
Data About Zetia Risks Was Not Fully Revealed By ALEX BERENSON Published: December 21, 2007 the New York Times New evidence shows that the drug
Is it OK to withhold this information? Read More »
“Primum non-nocere” (“first, do no harm”) is something doctors are taught but not phqarmaceutical companies… when studies showed synthetic hormones given to women in menopause
The Good the Bad and the Ugly – Medical Economics 101 Read More »
Vital Signs Nostrums: Tame a Child’s Cough With a Touch of Honey E-Mail Print Reprints Save Share Del.icio.us Digg Facebook Newsvine Permalink By NICHOLAS BAKALAR
Effect of honey, dextromethorphan, and no treatment on nocturnal cough and sleep quality for coughing children and their parents. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2007 Dec;161(12):1140-6.
Honey for Cough – told ya so! Read More »