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Seaweed may help treat lymphoma

12/3/2010

Seaweed extract has the potential to become a treatment for the immune system cancer known as lymphoma, according to the results of preliminary research.

 
 
 

Zen meditation fends off pain

25/2/2010

Zen meditation helps lower sensitivity to pain by thickening a part of the brain that regulates emotion and painful sensations, a new study has found.

 
 
 

Pregnant, depro? Try acupuncture

23/2/2010

For pregnant women with depression, a couple months of acupuncture might help reduce the severity of their symptoms, a small study hints.

 
 
 

'Homeopathy a placebo'

23/2/2010

Britain's National Health Service (NHS) should stop funding homeopathy, which was merely a placebo, a UK parliamentary committee recommended recently.

 
 
 

Herbal pill destroys womans health

22/2/2010

A Chinese herbal practitioner admitted selling pills which destroyed the health of a UK woman, leading to calls for the tighter regulation of those selling alternative medicines.

 
 
 

Bilberry acts against blood sugar

18/2/2010

Bilberry and other brightly coloured foods such as blueberries, purple grapes and cherries help control blood sugar levels, researchers have found.

 
 
 

Athletes' bizarre remedies

11/2/2010

You felt reminded of boxers using a steak to treat their black eyes when a US Olympic team doctor said that skier Lindsey Vonn really chose curd cheese for a shin problem.

 
 
 

Laser acupuncture, menopausal woes

5/2/2010

Women seeking relief of hot flashes and other bothersome symptoms of menopause might want to take a pass on laser acupuncture, based on a new study.

 
 
 

Herbal remedies bad for heart

2/2/2010

The growing number of people who are taking traditional herbal medications for heart problems are unaware of the dangers those treatments pose, a new report says.

 
 
 

Green tea treats uterine fibroids

28/1/2010

Green tea extract shows promise as a treatment for uterine fibroids, say U.S. researchers who add they'll soon begin human trials of the therapy.

 
 
 
 
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