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Published May 24, 2013
Fifteen wounded warriors rode with President Bush this year for the Third Annual Bush Center W100K Wounded Warrior Mountain Bike Ride.
Published April 25, 2013
After the Boston Marathon bombings, Americas would do well to focus on Kaitlynn Cates' story and the story of the commitment and skill like Dr. King’s.
Published April 16, 2013
The less we obsess on the events in Boston on Monday, the less we panic, the better for our collective health.
Published April 01, 2013
The shocking news that thousands of patients who visited Dr. Scott Harrington’s Oklahoma oral surgery practice since 2007 may have been exposed to hepatitis B, C, and HIV as well as unsanitary and non-sterile conditions, is a wake-up call for doctors, patients, and especially health departments everywhere
Published March 25, 2013
An overblown fear of a drug, Zithromax, is now replacing the overblown fear of bronchitis and sinus infections
Published March 07, 2013
A study from the University of South Carolina published in the Public Library of Science (PLOS One) has caused an uproar because it seems to single out women and suggest they should increase the amount of housework they do in order to lose weight
Published February 25, 2013
The human pelvis is a tight compartment, filled with muscles, nerves, bones, and essential organs. Its easy to injury it, especially when you overuse your muscles during strenuous sports activity
Published February 19, 2013
Doctors and nutritionists know that too much salt can kill. Now we are learning that lowering the amount of salt we eat every day might save our lives if we make enough of an adjustment in time
Published February 11, 2013
With more than 7 billion cellphones in use around the world these days, the question that won’t go away is how harmful are the radiofrequency emissions to human health?
Published February 11, 2013
ObamaCare’s stated purpose is to provide affordable insurance for all. So why the glitch?