Cell Phones Could Be Linked to Brain Cancer
Cell Phones Could Be Linked to Brain Cancer
Scientists brought up a new problem into discussion on Thursday because the Congress has noticed a growing health concern. Are the cell phones responsible for brain cancer?

According to Dr. Ronald Herberman, director of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute, and Dr. David Carpenter, director of Institute for Health and the Environment at...
Cell Phones Could Be Linked to Brain Cancer
 
 

Nurse Killed Six Patients at a Nursing Home
Recent investigations have shown that six patients from Woodstock facility died in 2006. According to CBS 2 West Suburban Bureau Chief Mike Puccinelli, a nurse from the Woodstock facility is guilty for the death of those six patients. Marty Himebaugh killed the patients with lethal drug overdoses, as some of her colleagues reported to...

Nurse Killed Six Patients at a Nursing Home

Cell Phones Could Be Linked to Brain Cancer
Scientists brought up a new problem into discussion on Thursday because the Congress has noticed a growing health concern. Are the cell phones responsible for brain cancer?According to Dr. Ronald Herberman, director of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute, and Dr. David Carpenter, director of Institute for Health and the...

Cell Phones Could Be Linked to Brain Cancer

Health Care Costs Rise to Almost 9% Extra
According to Lincolnshire- based human resources consulting company Hewitt Associates' latest health care trend reports that the residents in the Chicago area will experience a nearly 9% increase of the health care costs beginning next year. They will also have to help rein in employer costs as some of the companies make the workers pick...

Health Care Costs Rise to Almost 9% Extra

Tanning Beds Aren’t Safe, Doctors Conclude
The tanning industry which shows that sunbathing and the use of indoor tanning beds are safe and good for people raises some important concerns for the health experts, who try to fight the aggressive campaign and show to the consumers that these tanning beds aren’t healthy at all.The experts in the melanoma research and the cell biology...

Tanning Beds Aren’t Safe, Doctors Conclude

Colon Cancer Treatments Needs Improvement
The colon cancer includes cancerous growths in the colon, rectum and appendix. The colon cancer is the third form of cancer and the second leading cause of cancer-related death in the Western world. This type of cancer causes 655,000 deaths all around the world each year, among which 16,000 are in the UK.Many of the colon cancer forms...

Colon Cancer Treatments Needs Improvement

Expensive Ads for Drugs Don’t Increase the Sales
U.S. and Canadian researchers said on Monday that the expensive advertising of the prescription drugs don’t increase the sales and don’t encourage it either. Companies spent $3 billion in 2005 on this kind of ads in the United States. Still, the drugs didn’t appear to result in more prescriptions.Excepting the United States and New...

Expensive Ads for Drugs Don’t Increase the Sales

Deadly E. coli Searched All Over Oklahoma
A wired form of E. coli has killed a man and sickened 116 other in Oklahoma. Authorities are still trying to find out what caused the massive outbreak in the northeastern part of the state. The E. coli 0111 is a subtype of the original bacteria and “is not normally found in this form of outbreak," as the director of communication...

Deadly E. coli Searched All Over Oklahoma

The CDC and FDA Announce That the Salmonella Outbreak is Over
Starting April 1, this year, Salmonella Saintpaul has sickened 1, 440 people and about 242 were hospitalized. The Food and Drug administration has tried to discover the produce infected since then.At first, tomatoes were accused to contain the virus. Certain raw tomatoes were got off the market on June 7. The FDA groceries and...

The CDC and FDA Announce That the Salmonella Outbreak is Over

Food poisoning strikes more than 250 trainee soldiers in Sri Lanka
More than 250 trainee soldiers came down Thursday with food poisoning in eastern Sri Lanka after eating bread and fish, a medical officer in the area said. Some of the trainees fainted and suffered from vomiting at their camp in Henanigala, 290 kilometres east of Colombo, Dr WCK Weeramana said. At least 125 of the trainee soldiers...

Food poisoning strikes more than 250 trainee soldiers in Sri Lanka

HIV/AIDS cases on the rise in the Philippines
The number of Filipinos infected with HIV/AIDS has been on the rise since 2007, the Philippines' health secretary said Tuesday. Health Secretary Francisco Duque said that in previous years there was only an average of 20 cases reported every month. "But the average rose to 29 starting 2007," he told the start of a...

HIV/AIDS cases on the rise in the Philippines
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