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Alternative Medicine


Expert warns of new drug-resistant bacteria in hospitals

You may have already heard of the MRSA superbug, a drug-resistant bacteria that can lead to infection and even death.

Preemie drugs linked to cognitive damage

Two drugs that are given to premature infants who are being treated for lung damage may injure the brain, according to a new study.

The Germ Theory of Disease

If this theory proves correct, then everyone in the world should have perished from the flu epidemic shortly following World War I. But of course we know that didn’t happen. Read why…

Food safety a major concern for Americans

Many Americans remain concerned about the quality of their food – and they want the government to do more to protect their safety, a new survey suggests.

Americans forgo health care because of cost

Healthcare costs in America just seem to keep rising – and patients could be paying the price.

Poor Moms

How many women would be getting hysterectomies if doctors called it “female castration”? NONE! Well, that’s what is happening to your mom, your wife, your sister or your friend. Hormone replacement therapy is dangerous, but why isn’t the medical community on board with this idea? I can give you a million, no a billion reasons why…

Study: Hibiscus tea fights high blood pressure

A new study finds that drinking hibiscus tea helps lower blood pressure, a condition that nearly a third of all American adults suffer from.

Study: Vitamin D may offer reproductive benefits

Vitamin D may be helpful for women having reproductive difficulties, according to a new study.

C. diff sickening more than previously estimated

More hospital patients than previously thought have been sickened by a drug-resistant bacteria, according to a new report.

Vitamin D might be effective against radiation

The wonders of vitamin D as a health supplement have already been recognized by numerous studies, with many experts pointing out that most people take in too little of the so-called "sunshine vitamin."

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