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The website Divine Caroline has posted about seven health myths that people hold and how they actually aren’t as true as you might think! continue reading...
Medical journal Open Medicine thinks that limits should be imposed on personal music players such as iPods and other digital audio players to help prevent hearing problems. continue reading...
Eating disorders are serious conditions that affect your health. continue reading...
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Parry-Romberg syndrome is an extremely rare autoimmune disorder also known as progressive facial hemiatrophy. continue reading...
First it was sugar, then it was dairy and now it’s gluten. Gluten is the most recent bad-boy of the dietary world. continue reading...
We all know what cellulite is- it’s that orange peel, cottage cheese looking dimples that shows up on almost 90% of women in America. continue reading...
Oscar the cat was adopted by a nursing home in the idea that he would be a source of comfort to the residents, but rather than spending time with them Oscar will spend his day going from room to room. continue reading...
The New Year has been here for a while and as the time passes it’s getting easier and easier to forget our resolutions and fall back into our bad habits. It’s even easier when that bad habit is an addiction to nicotine. continue reading...
The word ‘pandemic’ conjures a scary picture, and to an extent the idea of an illness spreading through humans on a large scale is daunting. However these types of sicknesses are constantly present, and the H1N1 virus is no different. There is a chance that your office will be affected by the virus, and so contingency planning ahead of time is vital in order to deal with the possibility that an entire department is out sick. In this video, WatchMojo.com learns more about pandemics, and discusses the issue of planning in case your office is hit with the swine flu bug. continue reading...
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