Tags : “Health/Fitness” - Page 2

Gallbladder disease is one of the most common digestive diseases. American women are twice as likely to suffer with gallbladder problems as men.

Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Bruce Kaler M.D. — on Apr 06, 2009

One of the most common diseases in the U.S. affecting 1 out of every 133 people, yet not commonly diagnosed.

Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Lisa A. Lundy — on Apr 04, 2009

Jennifer Worth's memories of midwifery in 1950's London will resonate with anyone who ever had a heart.

Review in Books — by Jon Sobel — on Apr 02, 2009

Bad news for vulnerable people predisposed to the ravages of the world's most common genetic disorder.

Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Marie Warder — on Mar 29, 2009

Diets are big business ($58 billion) but do they work? In our quest to get fit and healthy, do diets offer hope or hype?

Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Christine Lakatos — on Mar 26, 2009

The program is very important given the current economic hardships in Zimbabwe.

Interview in Culture — by William Lambers — on Mar 19, 2009

My doctor was ill, so I had to see Dr. IdKillAllClientsIfICould instead.

Opinion in Culture — by Ginae B. McDonald — on Mar 19, 2009

Widespread food insecurity and poor access to social services makes it very hard for families to send their children to school.

Interview in Culture — by William Lambers — on Mar 18, 2009

AIDS is spreading like wildfire through African nations. Are strict anti-contraception doctrines in violation of basic human rights?

Opinion in Culture — by ASiCat — on Mar 18, 2009

A review of research prompts New Zealand-based researchers to conclude WBV training doesn’t increase an athlete’s speed.

News in Sci/Tech — by Sal Marinello — on Mar 15, 2009