Posted Wed, 2010/06/02 - 23:26 by Fred Lee
In the age of nutritional supplements and high tech exercise regimens, it turns out that something as simple as a walk in the woods is all that is needed to maintain good health.Posted Sat, 2010/05/29 - 00:47 by Fred Lee
Increasing levels of good cholesterol (HDLs) does not always mean better health in certain people.Posted Wed, 2010/05/26 - 19:10 by Fred Lee
Processed meats have been found to increase a person's risk for such chronic conditions as heart disease and diabetes.Posted Tue, 2010/05/25 - 02:27 by Fred Lee
Art therapy has been found to be effective in reducing children's anxiety and stress related to asthma.Posted Thu, 2010/05/20 - 02:34 by Fred Lee
Viagra has changed the quality of life for many people, but it may contribute to long term hearing loss in men.Posted Wed, 2010/05/19 - 02:31 by Fred Lee
Pollution that comes from living in the city can contribute to a number of health problems, including high blood pressure.Posted Thu, 2010/05/13 - 01:25 by Fred Lee
Death rates don't tell the complete picture when it comes to a hospital's performance.Posted Thu, 2010/05/06 - 19:06 by Fred Lee
Even modest weight loss can have a positive impact on our immunity.Posted Tue, 2010/05/04 - 06:17 by Fred Lee
An independent review has upheld previous guidelines regarding the treatment of Lyme disease.Posted Thu, 2010/04/29 - 19:20 by Fred Lee
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