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Using Cell Phone Continuously using of cell phone may create many health problems including cancer. So users of this device should be careful. Uploaded by bhanusb (1659) • 4 weeks ago Tags: cell phone, health problem, cancer bhanusb (1659)

Do mobile phones cause cancer?

My mom used to tell me not to stand in-front of a microwave oven, I didn't really understand why until a few years ago when I learnt from an article that electromagnetic waves are harmful to your...

can we avoid this kind of illness?

i've been hearin, seeling do many women who are suffering from this kind of sickness. some poor, some rich, some health-concious and some are not.. in my mind, im really so afraid!i keep praying...

Health

It's not easy to cope with life, when somebody is suffering from cancer. Do you imagine, how much pressure and sufferings such people go through. It's more difficult when the patient herself/ himself...

what according to you are the best ways to quit smoking?

lets discuss about one of the most harmful habit out their today. lets quote out some unique and effective ways to quit smoking. i will start: -->( apart from getting aware about the diseases...

who have you known that died from lung cancer?

i would like to know how many people, just that view this one link, have known someone that passed from lung cancer. me personally, i have lost two. my auntie karen just died this year peacefully in...

Avoid Routine Mammograms if You are Under 50

According to updated guidelines set forth by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, women in their 40’s should not get routine mammograms for early detection of breast cancer. The group's previous...

Can less aggressive cancer screening recommendations be better for patients?

by Amy Tuteur, MD Doctors have understood for some time that it was inevitable. The American Cancer Society has acknowledged that cancer screening has been oversold. It seems like every day you...

Avoid Routine Mammograms if You are Under 50

According to updated guidelines set forth by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, women in their 40’s should not get routine mammograms for early detection of breast cancer. The group's previous...

Important New Vitamin D Research Papers

If you didn't get a chance to attend the high level Canadian vitamin D conference earlier this month, the new important papers are now posted on line. By clicking the link below, you can look at PDFs...

Will patients accept the new, evidence-based, breast cancer screening guidelines?

Breast cancer screening has been scaled back, according to the recent recommendations of the USPSTF. That’s the right move. Although women aged 50 to 74 years should receive a mammogram every...