The Most Frequent Error In Medicine
Posted Wed, 2010/03/03 - 01:42 by Fred Lee
Medical errors can result in injury and death, though many of them are avoidable.Posted Wed, 2010/03/03 - 01:42 by Fred Lee
Medical errors can result in injury and death, though many of them are avoidable.Posted Mon, 2010/03/01 - 05:53 by Fred Lee
Higher rates of obesity in the United States versus Canada may be why more people in this country suffer from arthritis.Posted Mon, 2010/03/01 - 05:51 by Fred Lee
People who practice Zen meditation were found to be more tolerant of pain.Posted Thu, 2010/02/25 - 23:03 by Fred Lee
Exercise helps to ease anxiety in patients with chronic conditions, thereby helping to promote the healing process.Posted Thu, 2010/02/25 - 22:26 by Fred Lee
Researchers have discovered that bitter melon extract inhibits the growth of breast cancer cells in culture. The discovery may lead to effective chemotherapeutic agents to help fight the disease.Posted Wed, 2010/02/24 - 21:42 by Fred Lee
Poisonous scorpions may give us the creeps, but the venom inside their tail may one day hold the key to an alternative to morphine, which can be not only dangerous, but addictive.Posted Wed, 2010/02/24 - 02:26 by Fred Lee
Obesity raises the risk of contracting kidney stones for adults and children.Posted Thu, 2010/02/18 - 21:59 by Fred Lee
Use of the painkiller ibuprofen has been linked to a decreased risk of contracting Parkinson's disease.Posted Tue, 2010/02/16 - 11:52 by Fred Lee
Migraines may be an indicator of whether a person is susceptible to heart disease.Posted Thu, 2010/02/04 - 23:58 by Fred Lee
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