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New Research for Asbestos Disease

By: Nolan Bray | 2010-11-11 | Law
On November 23 in London, the British Lung Basis (BLF), supported by the Department of Well being, the National Institute for Wellness Research, the Healthcare Research Council, an the British Thorasic Society, will announce funding for reseach into asbestos-related illnesses. At a workshop for professional medical scientists and healthcare professionals, foremost international specialists will investigate the following step in asbestos research. There will be presentations on the ep... read more

Alzheimer Rising in India

By: Noureen Tanveer | 2011-06-06 | Disease & Illness
With the number of older people in the country should be 9 billion rupees in the 2011 Census report, the government must recognize that diseases of the elderly will be a public health problem in India is very important, said Dr. K . Jacob Roy, who was recently elected president of Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI). read more

Call for more research into Alzheimer's biomarkers

By: Jamie Francis | 2011-05-11 | Causes and organizations
For years, work has been ongoing at medical centres all over the world, with researchers trying to find ways of detecting Alzheimer's disease at an early stage before it takes hold. A significant part of this research has been focusing on biomarkers and imaging techniques, and their ability to flag up tell-tale signs that may help doctors to diagnose the onset of the disease. read more

Environment And Conservation - Wildlife Hospitals and Rescue Centers

By: Bill Pratt | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
With more and more animals and wildlife creatures being endangered, the number of ecological parks, wildlife hospitals, veterinary clinics and animal rescue centers have also increased dramatically. These hospitals and organizations are usually setup to recruit other individuals and communities to support and help out in the protection and care for the threatened, injured and endangered wildlife, starting from one animal to a whole species, then return them eventually to their natural habitats. read more

Eating Alkaline Foods Can Help Prevent Cancer, Alzheimer's, and Other Diseases!

By: Tricia Croft | 2010-03-31 | Nutrition
Could a Healthy pH level help prevent Cancer, Alzheimer's, and Heart Disease? Is it really worth it to read food labels? This article has results of more research that we think will make your life better! read more

Study Shows Alzheimer's Hits Women Hardest

By: alam.md | 2010-11-03 | Science
A new report takes a look at Alzheimer's, a disease expected to triple in 40 years because it's associated with aging, and people the world over are living longer read more

health insurance Uninsured drive up hospital costs

By: Health Insurance | 2010-10-07 | Insurance
In Hamilton County, hospital charity care losses totaled nearly $91 million in 2008, compared to $34 million in 2004. read more

Cardiovascular Center: Innovative Trials and Screening for Advanced Heart Disease

By: Suzanne Benz | 2011-08-08 | Cardio
The Cardiovascular Center at Brigham and Women’s Hospital is offering new medical therapy and device trials – including a smaller, more durable ventricular assist device for congestive heart failure, medical therapy for diastolic heart failure, and strategies to prevent advanced heart disease. read more

The All Natural Alzheimer's Prevention Strategy

By: Michael Smith, MD | 2010-03-26 | Mental health
The all natural Alzheimer's prevention strategy improves cognition and optimizes brain function with a proven multi-nutrient approach. It's safe, effective and supported with published clinical studies. Follow this all natural preventative strategy to prevent cognitive decline and support healthy brain function. read more

Global Epilepsy Research Funding Grossly Inadequate

By: alam.md | 2010-12-30 | Diseases and Conditions
Epilepsy, although it is prevalent in millions of humankind does not get enough funding for research and treatment development, The underlying causes of epilepsy are also still largely a mystery. Epilepsy has a major impact on public health. Limited funding results in public awareness campaigns instead of essential public health infrastructure, such as public health surveillance for epilepsy. read more

Federal Government Funds 150 Mobile Health Grant Projects

By: CellPlaza | 2010-12-20 | Mobile Phones
Last week at the mHealth summit, the federal government announced plans to launch an online health data website. Todd Park, CTO at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), announced the open health data campaign on the HealthData.gov site would be released in December, providing a wealth of information for developers of mobile health apps. read more

What goes on behind the scenes at hospital?

By: Paul Buchanan | 2010-12-23 | Health & Fitness
There's often more than meets the eye in hospitals, especially those that carry out important research and development of new treatments. read more

How To Prepare For Your Child’s Illness: From Finding Childrens Hospital To Fighting The Disease

By: Emrys L. Meester | 2012-07-17 | Health & Fitness
We all need to be prepared for emergencies concerning our children. Here are some pointers for any parent who has a child admitted in the hospital. read more

What every patient should know before being hospitalized

By: Mr. Joseph Russell, Jr. | 2011-07-07 | Mental health
The problems consist in rarity with the inability for insurers to foot the bill. It is more costly for one to use one's mental health benefits, a 50 percent co-payment to see an outpatient mental health provider, as opposed to typically 20 percent co-payment in order to see a dermatologist or a heart specialist.[i] This is what economists call demand-side restraints, and we call it discrimination. read more

Miami Hospital System Pulls Plug on Dialysis for the Poor

By: Michael Brewer | 2010-01-22 | Medicine
A hospital system that provides affordable health care or complimentary medical services to the poor and uninsured in Miami-Dade County has announced it will cut dialysis treatments for nearly 200 pat read more