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Science & Health Channel Posts

• 'COCO Eco': New Environmentally Friendly Fashion Magazine
  With newspapers and other print media dying off due to people's desire and ability to get information paperless, it's hard to believe that now would be the time for a new publication. But that's [...]
• Building the Body Beautiful
  Nowadays many people are very conscious about their own health and fitness. In addition many want to sculpt their bodies to achieve that magazine-cover, picture perfect look. As a result, gyms, [...]
• Where's The Bailout for the Health Care Crisis?
  The US government, in its infinite wisdom, bailed out Wall Street with what at first was a $700 billion bailout, but may spiral to $1 trillion before things settle down. Meanwhile, over 18,000 [...]
• Scientists discover new information about diabetes' link to tuberculosis
  New evidence discovered by researchers at The University of Texas School of Public Health Brownsville Regional Campus shows that patients with Type 2 diabetes may be at increased risk of contracting [...]
• ACS Teams Up with Microsoft on Breast Cancer Guide
  Those searching for breast cancer help on Microsoft's Live Search Health tool can now get up-to-date American Cancer Society information on that topic. The American Cancer Society has published [...]
• No overall caffeine-breast cancer link: study
  A study of nearly 40,000 women has found no overall link between caffeine and breast cancer, though some women who have benign breast lumps might be at a higher risk, researcher said on Monday. A [...]
• When I Lose the Weight…
  I was talking with Jenera via email the other day, and I mentioned how I had bought a couple new tops and how that was helping me change my attitude about things. I’ve also had a hair cut and [...]
• $1,000,000 Question
    Let’s face it, I can give you all the tips in the world but that is no guarantee that you will get up and exercise. There will always be something else that is vying for your attention. What [...]
• Magnetic Doo-Hickey for Depression
  First, an electronic magnetic device was approved for headache treatment and now there's a big fuss in the blogosphere about using a similar kind of magnetic doo-hickey for treatment of clinical [...]
• Vision Loss More Common in People with Diabetes
  Visual impairment appears to be more common in people with diabetes than in those without the disease, according to a report in the October issue of Archives of Ophthalmology. Approximately 14.6 [...]