Debunking 7 Myths About Alcohol

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Blame it on craft beers, inexpensive wine or the down economy - North Americans are sipping more alcohol, more often. (Twenty-two percent of you say you drink too much, up from 17 percent a decade ago.)

Childhood Obesity in Poor Neighborhoods Spinning Out of Control

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We all know that obesity rates in the US are staggeringly high. And the sad part is, according to a recent study at Rice...

I Didn’t Know That Was Made with BPA

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BPA (bisphenol A) – an organic compound that is used to make plastics, is considered an estrogen mimicker and has been identified as a significant risk...

Have You Met These 4 Difficult People?

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The walk-in medical clinic was about to close for the day when Susan Biali got a call from one of her longtime patients. Could...

U.S. Still Not Eating Enough Fruits and Vegetables

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Despite the advice of the U.S. Department of Agriculture to consume more fruits and vegetables--four to five cups per day for adult women and...

The Calcium Debate Explained

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Calcium is recommended as a way to help prevent osteoporosis, but calcium supplements have come under attack recently due to a possible heart attack...

Are Doctors Properly Educated and Trained Regarding Obesity?

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In a study from Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, researchers found that medical students and doctors may have very little training regarding methods...

The Dangers of Processed Meats: This Pink Slime is Really Killing...

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If you favor sizzling bacon and salty slices of ham, you might want to reserve these menu choices for special occasions, thanks to a...

Ultrasound Could Be Safer Alternative to Mammogram

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As women move into middle age, they are often urged by their doctors to get a mammogram to screen for breast cancer. However, new...

Drastic Drop in Heart Attack & Stroke Rates Attributed to Smoke-free...

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In a study to examine the effectiveness of cigarette smoking ban laws on health outcomes, researchers examined heart attack and related health problems in...