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Medical acupuncture promotes optimum health

04/30/2012 majac Heart Disease

But when I tried to incorporate alternative therapies, thinking and approaches into my traditional practice, I was nicknamed the voodoo doctor.” So, after more than 25 years in Western medicine, Mallis decided to take a leap of faith and move her …
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RI to tap potential of traditional and herbal medicines

04/30/2012 majac Heart Disease

Indonesia is committed to developing non-conventional health care that includes traditional, alternative and complimentary medicines as about 80 percent of the country's population already uses traditional medicines, especially herbal medicines, …
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CFI Forums | Sketch about Alternative Medicine in the army

04/30/2012 majac Heart Disease

Is the Army using alternative medicine? If not , this video is … Wow… it's a comedy video about the worthlessness of alternative medicine. The Military setting is …
www.centerforinquiry.net/forums/viewthread/13280/

Elkin Tribune – Alternative Medicine practice operating in Elkin

04/30/2012 majac Heart Disease

Alternative Medicine practice operating in Elkin – An alternative medicine practice has opened in Elkin. An outcropping of the Alternative Medicine Center of …
www.elkintribune.com/…/article-Alternative-Medicine-practice…

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Finding alternatives to potent sedatives

04/30/2012 majac Heart Disease

The medicine eased her aggression but left her dazed, said her daughter, Patty Sinnett. Nashoba's nurses took Bontempo off the powerful sedative. Sinnett went to visit soon after and found her mother in the activity room watching a Clark Gable movie.
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Clark Gable, Patty Sinnett

Spain scraps health benefits for illegal immigrants

04/30/2012 majac Your Health Matters

Spain takes pride in its universal health care but Europe’s debt crisis has spurred tough budget cuts that will bring sometimes life-saving treatment for illegal immigrants to an abrupt end.

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Scientists find gene that inhibits pancreas cancer spread

04/30/2012 majac Your Health Matters

Scientists have identified a gene that slows the spread of pancreatic cancer tumours, paving the way for targeted treatment of one of the deadliest forms of the disease, said a paper published Sunday.

Health Tip: Installing a Playground at Home

04/30/2012 majac Your Health Matters

(HealthDay News) — Installing a home playset for the kids? Make sure it’s set up properly to help ensure years of enjoyment for the young ones.

Cellphones, Texting Put Teen Drivers in Danger, Studies Show

04/30/2012 majac Your Health Matters

SUNDAY, April 29 (HealthDay News) — A pair of new studies offers insight into young people who use cellphones while driving: One finds that there’s no safe position for texting at the wheel, while the other suggests that the most compulsive cellphone users have had more car accidents.

Secondhand Smoke Permeates Many Apartment Buildings: Study

04/30/2012 majac Your Health Matters

SUNDAY, April 29 (HealthDay News) — A new survey of American apartment dwellers reveals that upwards of a third of nonsmoking residents sniff the stench of secondhand smoke in their building’s public spaces, while almost half smell it within their own homes.

Health Highlights: April 30, 2012

04/30/2012 majac Your Health Matters

Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by the editors of HealthDay:

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Pacifiers Don’t Discourage Breast-Feeding, Study Says

04/30/2012 majac Your Health Matters

MONDAY, April 30 (HealthDay News) — Widely held wisdom that pacifier use among newborns interferes with breast-feeding is wrong, a new small study suggests.

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