It’s age old question that we’ve all considered at on time or another.
We are exposed to radiation daily through cell phone use, television and small appliances but is the radiation exposure at the dentist of particular concern?
Although thyroid cancer is one of the most survivable of cancers it is also believed that a rise in the incidence of certain cancers can be attributed to medical radiation exposure.
The jury is still out, however, and further studies need to be done to alleviate fears.
Eating fresh is not a luxury nowadays, it could mean your very health.
We are surrounded by BPA (Bisphenol A) at every corner of our home, car, office, stores and it’s very important to eliminate BPA as much as we can at least in OUR KITCHEN.
Considering that we wrap our food, carry our food or store our food in plastic we should be aware of its use and do so as a last resort.
In September 2010, Canada became the first country to declare BPA as a toxic substance. In the European Union and Canada, BPA use is banned in baby bottles.
“We found just by substituting fresh foods with limited packaging for three days, we reduced exposure levels in these participants by more than half,”
This is my favorite site for delicious receipts using fresh fruits and vegetables. Make sure to scroll down and check out (Roasted Veggies! Zucchini, Red Pepper and Sweet Potato with Olive Oil, Salt and Pepper!) each of them
Army releases February satistics for military suicides.
The numbers are up from last year.
National healthcare is more important than ever as more soldiers return home and need care.
“Efforts to mitigate risk and improve the health of the force demand decisive engagement at every echelon. The complexity of suicide demands the need for a coordinated effort by every member across the Army to reduce the negative outcomes of high-risk behavior, risk-related deaths and suicides,” said Col. Chris Philbrick, deputy director, Army Health Promotion, Risk Reduction Task Force
Gen. Peter Chiarelli, the Army’s deputy chief of staff and its point person on suicide prevention, told reporters at the Pentagon among others that 101 Guardsmen took their lives last year, an increase of 53 from 2009, as did 44 reservists, an increase of 12.
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Montgomery Alabama hospital discovered bacteria in IV fluids which was responsible for the deaths of nine people.
A contaminated IV fluid may have been involved in the deaths of nine hospital patients in Alabama, health officials said.
Bacteria is transmitted only through IV fluids and the public is not at risk for contamination.
Ear infections are one of the most common reasons parents take their children to the doctor.
A simple ear infection can turn to a chronic problem if not treated properly.
The symptoms can range from mild and can often go undiagnosed.
Regular check ups and prompt treatment can help prevent chronic infection.
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