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Voting Is Hazardous to Your Health
2008-10-07 07:01:00 When most people think of holidays, they think of Christmas, New Years Eve, 4^th of July, and Thanksgiving. They also think of more cars on the road, fender benders, and a fair number of traffic jams. This November, there is an additional day drivers need to watch out for – Election Day.
A Coffee with Nutritional Benefits: Novel Business Idea?
2008-10-07 00:34:00 It?s undeniable that coffee is the most popular drink in North America, if not the planet. It's disheartening to know that everyone's favorite drink just isn't doing us any favors. So what if I told you that there's a new competitor on the market; coffee with a healthy twist? Business Entrepreneur Food and Drink Health Innovation Lifestyle Marketing News Products
Russian Scientists Expand Horizons of Thermo-Diagnostics
2008-10-06 20:13:00 Natural thermal sensors are a byproduct of millions of years of evolution. If you don?t believe this, just ask any law-abiding mosquito how he or she always knows just where to bite into a ?fresh warm lunch? or put another way, into objects which are warmer than their environment. Read on, even if your appetite is suddenly waning. Environment Health Innovation International Invention Lifestyle News Science Technology
2008 Nobel Prize In Medicine Awarded To HIV And HPV Discoverers
2008-10-06 18:57:00 The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden announced today that the 2008 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine would be shared by the discoverers of HPV (human papilloma virus) that causes cervical cancer, and the HIV (human immunodeficiency virus), both sexually transmitted viruses. Health Innovation News Science
Sophia Bush Covers ?Health? Magazine
2008-10-06 07:25:00 ‘One Tree Hill’ actress Sophia Bush is on the cover of the October issue of ‘Health’ magazine. In the issue she talks about a number of subjects including trying to maintain her slim figure. More Photos at Backseat Cuddler SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Sophia Bush Covers 'Health' Magazine", url: "http://bumpshack.com/2008/10/0-5/sophia-bush-covers-health-mag-azine/" });
Effects of Radiation on the Human Body
2008-10-05 23:51:00 “Effects of Radiation on the Human Body Brain cells do not reproduce, so they’re not damaged directly unless exposure is at 5,000 rems or greater. As with the heart, radiation kills nerve cells and small blood vessels, and can result in seizures and immediate death. ” [http://www.atomicarchive.com/E-ffects/radeffects.shtml#Heart]-
By: Factsbuffet.com
New Russian Water Purification Technology: Best in the World?
2008-10-04 20:32:00 Researchers from Pyatigorsk, a famous Russian mineral water resort, have developed a new technology for water purification, which they claim to be the best in the world. Read all about this exciting and innovative technological advance that does not require any energy sources to maintain itself. Environment Health Innovation International Lifestyle Miscellaneous Science Technology
New Russian Water Purification Technology: Best in the World?
2008-10-04 20:32:00 Researchers from Pyatigorsk, a famous Russian mineral water resort, have developed a new technology for water purification, which they claim to be the best in the world. Read all about this exciting and innovative technological advance that does not require any energy sources to maintain itself. Environment Health Innovation International Lifestyle Miscellaneous Science Technology
High Tide Heels
2008-10-04 06:20:00 The design of the shoes got me thinking, with global warming and rising water levels, high heel flippers might one day become an essential part of our lives. Clothing Fitness Fun Health International Women
High Tide Heels
2008-10-04 06:20:00 The design of the shoes got me thinking, with global warming and rising water levels, high heel flippers might one day become an essential part of our lives. Clothing Fitness Fun Health International Women
Study Finds Overeating May Mess With the Brain
2008-10-03 17:25:00 Researchers have discovered that overeating may make the brain go haywire, often leading to other health problems such as diabetes, heart disease and many other issues. Fitness Food and Drink Health Lifestyle Miscellaneous News Science Technology
Study Finds Overeating May Mess With the Brain
2008-10-03 17:25:00 Researchers have discovered that overeating may make the brain go haywire, often leading to other health problems such as diabetes, heart disease and many other issues. Fitness Food and Drink Health Lifestyle Miscellaneous News Science Technology
when ill health has a plus side
2008-10-02 21:48:00 Thursday 2: Waiting for the PCWB delivery, I enjoyed a brief moment in the sun. Then an ambulance drew up. Thinking it might be for M or D, I went to go back inside when the guy walked round to E?s home. It seems she fell and no-one is sure if she lay there all ...
Save Your Skin with the UV Bikini
2008-10-01 06:53:00 A boon for most of us who love a bit of sunbathing, but do not know when we have had enough and end up risking ourselves to skin cancer. Clothing Health Innovation Lifestyle Women
Scientists Warn of Energy Drink Intoxication
2008-09-30 17:29:00 Energy drinks are quite popular these days, but scientists at the John Hopkins Medical Institutions warn that energy drinks could lead to caffeine intoxication. Food and Drink Health Lifestyle Marketing Miscellaneous News Science Technology
A Touch of Style: LemonAid Crutches
2008-09-29 07:07:00 Laurie decided to do something with her ?ugly' crutches. She had them painted professionally, and covered the pads with designer fabrics, the results brought a smile to her lips, and gave a purpose to her life. Health Innovation Lifestyle Products
A Touch of Style: LemonAid Crutches
2008-09-29 07:07:00 Laurie decided to do something with her ?ugly' crutches. She had them painted professionally, and covered the pads with designer fabrics, the results brought a smile to her lips, and gave a purpose to her life. Health Innovation Lifestyle Products
How To Make A Toxin-Free Gold Nanoparticle
2008-09-28 00:53:00 Gold nanoparticles that are used today in medicine and other fields of technology, are broken down from gold compounds, or "gold salts," with synthetic chemicals, some of which are toxic -- bad for you, bad for the environment. A research team from the University of Missouri just made big news by finding a biocompatible and environmentally friendly method of obtaining gold nanoparticles through "green" chemistry. Environment Health Innovation International Nature News Science
How To Make A Toxin-Free Gold Nanoparticle
2008-09-28 00:53:00 Gold nanoparticles that are used today in medicine and other fields of technology, are broken down from gold compounds, or "gold salts," with synthetic chemicals, some of which are toxic -- bad for you, bad for the environment. A research team from the University of Missouri just made big news by finding a biocompatible and environmentally friendly method of obtaining gold nanoparticles through "green" chemistry. Environment Health Innovation International Nature News Science
The Real Effects Of Chocolate On Health:The Latest!
2008-09-25 16:13:00 Chocoholics, we've been told for the last three years how our drug of choice is so beneficial to our health. "Oh, chocolate is a wonderful anti-oxidant! Eat it! It will keep you healthy," they said. Not so fast.... Boomers Fitness Food and Drink Health International Lifestyle News
The Real Effects Of Chocolate On Health:The Latest!
2008-09-25 16:13:00 Chocoholics, we've been told for the last three years how our drug of choice is so beneficial to our health. "Oh, chocolate is a wonderful anti-oxidant! Eat it! It will keep you healthy," they said. Not so fast.... Boomers Fitness Food and Drink Health International Lifestyle News
Of good workouts and improved states of mind
2008-09-25 00:37:00 Perhaps, I should entitle this, “Life Lesson #567 b-12″ or some such. Just returned from the gym where I did an intense workout on the Stairmaster and feel much more balanced that I did when I woke up. I guess the lesson in all this is that when your schedule allows, if you’re feeling off, strenuous ...
By: GayPatriot
Plants Produce Aspirin to Cope With Stress
2008-09-24 19:33:00 Researchers have found that plants stressed out from conditions such as drought may produce an aspirin-like chemical. Environment Health Miscellaneous Nature News Outdoors Science Technology
Plants Produce Aspirin to Cope With Stress
2008-09-24 19:33:00 Researchers have found that plants stressed out from conditions such as drought may produce an aspirin-like chemical. Environment Health Miscellaneous Nature News Outdoors Science Technology
Mama Bear in Menopause Animates The Change
2008-09-24 16:26:00 Menopause - a delicate issue for many, especially in Japan. In an effort to "humanize" women and The Change, doctor and manga writer Emi Chida has produced a curious comic featuring a menopausal mama mama bear. Boomers Education Health International News Women
Mama Bear in Menopause Animates The Change
2008-09-24 16:26:00 Menopause - a delicate issue for many, especially in Japan. In an effort to "humanize" women and The Change, doctor and manga writer Emi Chida has produced a curious comic featuring a menopausal mama mama bear. Boomers Education Health International News Women
Bullet Proof Bras For German Police
2008-09-24 07:27:00 Bullet resistant bras are ready for delivery to about 3,000 German police women who are in frontline duty. It's about time too. Clothing Health Innovation International Invention Security
Bullet Proof Bras For German Police
2008-09-24 07:27:00 Bullet resistant bras are ready for delivery to about 3,000 German police women who are in frontline duty. It's about time too. Clothing Health Innovation International Invention Security
First The Knees, Then The Hips, Now Back Replacement? TFAS®!
2008-09-24 00:14:00 TFAS®, a new joint procedure that can restore full use of your spine, just as knee and hip replacements can restore the functions of knees and hips, is being tested in the U.S. Boomers Fitness Health Innovation International Invention Lifestyle News Science Technology
First The Knees, Then The Hips, Now Back Replacement? TFAS®!
2008-09-24 00:14:00 TFAS®, a new joint procedure that can restore full use of your spine, just as knee and hip replacements can restore the functions of knees and hips, is being tested in the U.S. Boomers Fitness Health Innovation International Invention Lifestyle News Science Technology
Great Butt Service: Subtle Butt
2008-09-23 07:03:00 "Subtle Butt" is a piece of fabric that has undergone activated carbon anti-microbial treatment. When inserted into underwear, these small pieces promise to absorb and neutralize gas and odors before they escape from your clothing. Clothing Funny Health Innovation Lifestyle Products
Sweet Smells May Give Sweet Dreams
2008-09-22 18:10:00 Wouldn?t it be great to be able to control the types of dreams you have? Well now you may be able to. Environment Health Lifestyle Miscellaneous News Science Women
Health update on Travis Barker and DJ AM
2008-09-22 11:33:00 Travis Barker's people are keeping his MySpace page updated with health information on the two. The news so far is good and the two are expected to make a full recovery, but will be going through months of rehabilitation for the burns. "Both travis barker and adam goldstein (dj am) are currently being treated ...
Thirst for Health Perks Up Coca-Cola Japan's 5-Grain Tea
2008-09-18 18:14:00 Soft drink companies like Coca-Cola Japan are responding to the buying preferences of an aging population and a general greater focus on health and fitness. The new 5-Grain Tea illustrates the swing from sweet, sugary "junk drinks" to more healthy - but still tasty - tonics. Boomers Business Fitness Food and Drink Health Innovation International Lifestyle Marketing News Products
Oven makes ?fried? foods without oil
2008-09-18 06:43:00 As delicious as fried food tastes, most people realize that french fries and potato chips are not the healthiest things to eat. Now, food scientists have invented an oven that produces food that looks and tastes fried, but doesn't use the fattening oil that typically gives fried food its taste. Food and Drink Health News Science oven food fried health eating
Russian Scientist Finds Cure For Smelly Feet: Bombs Away!
2008-09-17 18:32:00 In keeping with the old expression about putting ?one?s best foot forward,? a Russian scientist has developed a cure for smelly feet and athlete?s foot. Learn more about this new nano-technological triumph and?you won?t have to hold your nose! Environment Health Innovation International Invention Lifestyle Miscellaneous News Science Technology
Hey Dudes! Some Foods Could Be Causing Those Moobs!
2008-09-16 20:00:00 Though aging dudes like to hide it, like by never going swimming in public, there's a tendency among many to develop enlarged breasts. Though many men go to extreme measures to reduce moobs, short for man boobs, it has not been clear why they exist. However, yesterday Cambridge Medical Research Council researcher, Dr. Gunter Kuhnle, released the results of his nutritional study on the effects of certain food and drinks on the development of moobs. Boomers Education Fitness Food and Drink Health International Lifestyle Men News Science
From The Inventor's Workshop: Dog Poo Goes Walkies
2008-09-16 13:43:00 Walking your dog just got a lot easier. Having a picnic possibly just got a lot more dangerous. Entertainment Environment Gadgets Health Innovation Invention Lifestyle Pets
New Procedure Gets Rid of "Back Fat"
2008-09-12 22:39:00 There's nothing like trying on an awesome new shirt only to turn around in the mirror and see rolls of skin hanging over your bra, making your shirt bulge out in the back. This is commonly referred to as "back fat". Fitness Health Lifestyle News Technology Women
New Procedure Gets Rid of "Back Fat"
2008-09-12 22:39:00 There's nothing like trying on an awesome new shirt only to turn around in the mirror and see rolls of skin hanging over your bra, making your shirt bulge out in the back. This is commonly referred to as "back fat". Fitness Health Lifestyle News Technology Women
Best fat burners
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Scientists Launch Largest Study of Near-Death Experiences
2008-09-11 21:31:00 Death is not a specific moment, but a process, researchers explain. They're investigating the experiences of people during cardiac arrest who begin that process, and "come back." Health News Science
Scientists Launch Largest Study of Near-Death Experiences
2008-09-11 21:31:00 Death is not a specific moment, but a process, researchers explain. They're investigating the experiences of people during cardiac arrest who begin that process, and "come back." Health News Science
Early Detection Of Alzheimer's Just A Blood Test Away?
2008-09-10 21:33:00 Researchers at Columbia University Medical Center have discovered that a simple blood test might have major implications for the early detection and treatment of Alzheimer's Disease, before symptoms even occur. Boomers Health Innovation Science Technology
Early Detection Of Alzheimer's Just A Blood Test Away?
2008-09-10 21:33:00 Researchers at Columbia University Medical Center have discovered that a simple blood test might have major implications for the early detection and treatment of Alzheimer's Disease, before symptoms even occur. Boomers Health Innovation Science Technology
Open letter to John McCain: Bureaucrats and Health Care
2008-09-09 05:24:00 What would you advise, my friend? You say you?re in favor of changing everything that?s wrong in Washington, you?re trying to reclaim your old label as a maverick, and distance yourself as far as you can from Bush after voting with him about 90% of the time - but leaving health care the way it is because Obama thought up changing it first? That's toadying up to the lobbyists from big insurance companies, that's politics as usual, and believe me, maverick, our health care system ISN'T working for everybody.Here's a story of how insurance-based health care decisions worked against a woman who suffered nerve damage during the birth of her second child. Health Partners changed her medication/treatment without consulting her records, or her doctor... no medical professionals were involved, just a clerk delivering news that her treatment was no longer eligible for coverage because nobody at Health Partners took the time to even read her diagnosis, let alone get a proper medical eval...
Health Care for Your Wallet
2008-09-08 20:00:00 There are few sectors in the market you can count on during recessions. One of them happens to be health care. The difference with health care is that it?s less economy-sensitive; people generally cut back on other items before they…
By: Jutia Group
Chinese Communism: The Gift of Life and Health
2008-09-08 00:31:00 The success of Chinese Communism, particularly in terms of health care:Between 1952 and 1982 [with most of the change happening before 1976], China reduced the rate of infant mortality from 250 to 40 deaths per 1000 live births, decreased the prevalence of malaria from 5.5 percent to 0.3 percent of the population, and increased life expectancy from 35 to 68 years (Hsiao et al 1996).In 1949, under the Nationalist Chinese so beloved by Americans, fully 20% (!) of all Chinese babies died in their first year of life, an incredible statistic (Sidel & Sidel 1973). By 1976, when Mao died, the rate was down to 46 out of 1000 (Yu and Sarri 1976). Infant mortality had plummeted by 77% in only 27 years, probably one of the fastest declines in world history.During the Cultural Revolution, Mao instituted the Barefoot Doctors program, serving the health care needs of 90% of the population (Hsiao et al 1996). It was hailed by the UN as one of the greatest public health programs of all time. Co...
By: Robert Lindsay
Keep Your Laptop Battery In Good Health
2008-09-07 16:47:00 The battery is a principal component of your laptop, it is also one of most expensive and that which be givens more than to be damaged with time. To keep your battery in good operating status is thus crucial.The batteries Ion Li (Li-ion) of the current laptop computers lose their liberty mainly because of two factors: Firstly the use, secondly the natural ageing of the chemical components. Therefore, whatever the safeguards which you will take your battery will have on with time. It is considered that on norm a battery at one lifetime from 18 to 24 months, last this clip its liberty is likely to strongly drop.The councils that I give you will only detain the expiry:The first thing to understand in connexion with your laptop computer battery it is that it loses a small its loading permanently it loses a small its loading permanently even if you make not utilize it. More the temperature of the battery is high more than quickly it discharges. Thus the first thing to be made is to ...
By: moments infusion
Why should you fall asleep before 12 a.m.?
2008-09-06 20:10:00 Studies have shown that our cortisol levels are lowest before the 12 a.m. mark. The cortisol is a hormone secreted by the adrenal cortex. It helps the body cope with stress an inflammation. It also gets the body ready for the activities of tomorrow. So if we fall asleep before midnight, we will benefit from ... |
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