Medical Blog October Archive

Blackberry - A Gadget to Health Connection

10/28/09 07:15

If there is one thing dominating the market these days, that is the mobile phone industry. Cellular phones, music players, handheld gaming devices, and pocket PCs have become more like a necessity than a luxury as everyone as tendencies to be always on the go.

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The Merck Manual Home Health Handbook

Because of the fact that the economy is not going good at this times, people are opt on doing things on their own, there are lots of Do It Yourself Guides as well.

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be very careful; the world is much more terrible than one may suspect

A pandemic flu may be likely to fare up pretty soon, almost immediately after school reopens in the fall; just after the summer vacation.

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health care reform meeting draws a boisterous crowd of five hundred strong

There was a meeting that was recently held which regarded health care reform and it was conducted on Monday night in which there were many in attendance; near five hundred or so people, to be more precise.

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Blue Dye Found On M&Ms and Gatorade Reduces Effects Of Spine Injury

Studies conducted by researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center had found out that the same blue dye, the Brilliant Blue G (BBG) used on M&Ms and Gatorade had the ability to reduce damage caused by spine injuries.

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Antidepressant Use Doubled

Along with other psychotropic medications, studies shows that antidepressant use among U.S. people have doubled between 1996 and 2005.

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Obama drops Single-Payer Health care system

Dr. Oliver Fein believes that the most sensible solution to the health care crisis is reforming the Single-payer healthcare contrary to President Obama that it would just take things like building a new system from the start.

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