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by Mary Kay Morgan, MS CPT If you've had your ear to the ground over the last several months you might have heard rumblings of potential problems with over the counter pain relievers. The class of pain reliever in question is the NSAID or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug and includes such popular offerings as Motrin, Advil and Aleve. Generic names include ibuprofen and ketoprofen. The concerns do not include aspirin or acetaminophen... 12/7/2007 4:55:59 AM
by Dr. Timothy Sharp In my previous blog posting I provided a list of tips that I hope might help at least some of you enjoy more happiness during the coming festive season. Several days after writing that post I thought there was at least one more important point to make...and that's the need for most, if not all of us, to make time to refresh and recuperate. In Australia we're coming up to what most people consider the... 12/6/2007 4:17:24 PM
by Dr. Laura Markham I recently wrote on my YourParentingSolutions.com blog about the new birth order study that's causing all the fuss. The short version is: Researchers think they've proven that first borns have higher IQs, and parents are worried about their later-born kids. I say, reading to them makes up the difference and then some. Not to mention that breastfeeding has more impact than birth order on IQ. Click here... 12/6/2007 12:48:35 PM
by Jeffrey Ellis, MD Looking forward to the holiday party this year? Here are some tips to get your skin party-ready: Do you have rough skin on your upper arms? Sometimes called "chicken skin" the medical term for this condition is keratosis pilaris. The condition is worsened by friction and dry skin - both of which are more common in winter. There are many over the counter, and prescription medications that may help you.... 12/6/2007 9:27:53 AM
by Dr. Timothy Sharp The holiday season is one that most of us look forward to but for many, it can also be a time of stress. Although most of us simply want to relax there can be many things to do and many people to see (some of whom we might not even want to spend time with)! With this in mind I'm happy to provide the following holiday tips which I hope will help you experience more happiness this festive season. - Keep... 12/4/2007 4:19:59 PM
by Jeffrey Ellis, MD We wanted to share with you an important study from the American Journal of Medicine: "Smoking cessation may be a potentially important target for the prevention and management of psoriasis." In this study, researchers have shown that current, past, as well as cumulative levels of smoking, are associated with an increased risk of psoriasis. And the more you smoke.... the higher your risk. Prenatal... 11/30/2007 5:40:11 PM
by Mary Kay Morgan, MS CPT At a seminar recently, the speaker confessed to the audience his personal indulgence. It wasn't shoes (he was a HE after all!), it wasn't chocolate, it wasn't expensive scotch or cigars, it was books. Books of all sizes, covers, topics and purpose. He said his wife told him, "No more!", or they'd have to buy a bigger house. His minimum order of two new books a week is now sent to his office. I can... 11/30/2007 11:22:10 AM
by Beth Rosenshein Menopause is a word that is usually reserved for women, so we think it only happens to women. Not true! If we look at how menopause occurs in a woman we can easily see how it can occur in a man as well. What may surprise you is that when menopause occurs in a man he will suffer the exact same symptoms as a woman. He will have hot flashes, sleep disruption, loss of sexual function, loss of stamina,... 11/28/2007 10:58:13 PM
by Dr. Timothy Sharp This morning I came across the following interesting quote you might at first not think has anything to do with happiness... "There can be economy only where there is efficiency." Benjamin Disraeli, 1804-1881, British Statesman and Literary Figure So what's the link to happiness? Well here's my modified version of Disraeli's quote... There can be happiness only where there is discipline! At The Happiness... 11/28/2007 1:30:40 PM
by Jeffrey Ellis, MD A recent article published in Preventive Medicine titled "Is ultraviolet B irradiance inversely associated with incidence rates of endometrial cancer: an ecological study of 107 countries" suggests that the sun may lower the risk of endometrial cancer. In this study, researches tried to relate the incidence of endometrial cancer in 107 countries to a long list of variables. After reviewing the data,... 11/28/2007 8:28:59 AM
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