Mirror and Cache index - Lifestyle: Health
155 votes | submitted 2008-12-02 17:03:02 by BrokebackCasket | 40 comments
Nearly fifteen years after the Clintons tackled America's health care crisis, a new group called
Health Care for America Now may just tip the tide, scaring the bejeezus out of Conservatives.
381 votes | submitted 2008-12-02 00:57:44 by tbhurst | 290 comments
More than 33 million people around the world are currently living with HIV and AIDS. Strikingly,
many adults with HIV or AIDS don't know that they are carrying the virus. US doctors now propose
expanding the use of HIV tests to slow the spread of infection.
256 votes | submitted 2008-12-02 05:59:42 by ScottMcIntyre | 65 comments
A new device which improves blood circulation has brought complete relief of symptoms to one in
three patients suffering from restless legs syndrome.
564 votes | submitted 2008-12-01 13:53:15 by badwithcomputer | 99 comments
It only takes a second...
473 votes | submitted 2008-12-02 05:16:25 by openthink | 118 comments
Interesting piece on role of Drs' attitudes in contributing to medical mistakes, preventable
complications, even death.
347 votes | submitted 2008-12-02 00:52:21 by TheEngineer2008 | 72 comments
The positive effects of tranquilizers are widely discussed in blogs, and in the media. But the much
appreciated "mother's little helper" drugs can have dangerous side effects that last for years. Some
of the worst problems actually start once someone tries to stop taking them.
484 votes | submitted 2008-12-02 03:51:20 by msaleem | 153 comments
Almost one in five young American adults has a personality disorder that interferes with everyday
life, and even more abuse alcohol or drugs, researchers reported Monday in the most extensive study
of its kind.
405 votes | submitted 2008-12-01 14:13:02 by DirectTulip | 162 comments
... just as any other day... Oh, and 2,000 children will be infected with HIV.How's your day going?
447 votes | submitted 2008-12-01 15:42:17 by MediaSight | 65 comments
Either by accident or faulty manufacturing, household consumer products injure an estimated 33.1
million people in the United States every year. Where are these toxins coming from and what can we
do about it? Read on to learn about 10 of the most common products that people are starting to think
twice about bringing into their houses.
522 votes | submitted 2008-11-30 20:44:09 by insaincain02 | 45 comments
In a study published online November 30 in Nature Immunology, the researchers describe their
discovery of seven different receptors on T cells that can tamp down immune responses during a
prolonged battle with an infectious pathogen or against developing cancer.
891 votes | submitted 2008-11-30 16:10:14 by RedIbisMocks | 202 comments
What effect does drinking have on your waistline? Lots of people end up with 'beer bellies' if they
drink too much, but spirits and wine also contain plenty of calories.
392 votes | submitted 2008-11-30 00:28:44 by redwolfwalker | 67 comments
The lethality of these viruses limits their spread. People become so ill so quickly that they cannot
travel far before dying...a candidate for a really good apocalypse virus is one that can be
transmitted by droplet infection in the air, is infectious before a person has any symptoms... hints
for surviving and preparation
292 votes | submitted 2008-11-29 16:01:41 by brainnovate | 14 comments
Genetic tests inspire some to rethink their ways, but they aren't a crystal ball of diseases to
come.
1724 votes | submitted 2008-11-30 02:52:30 by hdar3415 | 258 comments
It’s no wonder some people stare. Mandy’s legs are wider than the average man’s waist and
heavier than most women.
408 votes | submitted 2008-11-28 11:39:06 by DirectTulip | 48 comments
European patients had to pay about 3 billion euros ($3.87 billion) more for medicines in 2000-2007
because pharmaceutical companies deliberately stalled the sale of cheaper generic versions, EU
antitrust regulators said Friday.
461 votes | submitted 2008-11-30 00:36:30 by RogueTomato | 102 comments
"What men need to know about women's sexual health."
622 votes | submitted 2008-11-29 21:20:02 by numberneal | 151 comments
LONDON — The virus that causes AIDS could theoretically be eliminated in a decade if all people
living in countries with high infection rates are regularly tested and treated, according to a new
mathematical model.