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ZDNet Healthcare - Nov 15, 2008
The public debate will center on costs and mandates, but behind it will lie faith that Internet technology, if applied universally, can do what all those TV commercials telling you to watch your weight and stop smoking …
Also tagged: general, internet, government, finance, u s, wellness, aging, home health care, medical records, medical it, physician information, consumer information
ZDNet Healthcare - Nov 11, 2008
I like my neighbors and want to keep them around a long, long time. If you're one of my black neighbors take care of your blood pressure, OK?
Also tagged: general, research, wellness, aging, home health care, curioisities
ZDNet Healthcare - Nov 5, 2008
The probiotic movement has taken a giant step forward this week with word of two new studies exploring the world inside your colon.
ZDNet Healthcare - Oct 22, 2008
Biologicals are forcing policymakers around the world to ask the hard questions. Should cost cause some citizens to die? Where is the line drawn? Is the private market the best way to deliver these medicines?
Also tagged: drugs, general, research, finance, ethics, medical equipment
ZDNet Healthcare - Oct 17, 2008
Get more pleasure out of each bite you take, pay attention to the quality of your food, and learn that hunger is the best appetizer. Train the dopamine receptors you have and your genes won't get in the way of your …
Also tagged: general, internet, research, wellness, home health care, consumer information, sports medicine
ZDNet Healthcare - Oct 9, 2008
The door is being looked at, in other words, while the barnyard door is wide open. So how closely should the government be regulating medical tests that are marketed to consumers? Are warnings good enough? Or is it …
Also tagged: government, u s, wellness, ethics, home health care, consumer information
ZDNet Healthcare - Oct 6, 2008
It was hard for public health officials to get their arms around the idea that a virus could cause a cancer. Some still don't. But this is the message in this year's Nobel Prize for Medicine, which went to the …
ZDNet Healthcare - Sep 11, 2008
Will the industry's ethics improve as we move into this new era? Or will the universities' ethics, in time, deteriorate?
ZDNet Healthcare - Sep 9, 2008
If you have never smoked your chance of dieing from lung cancer is still about 1 in 100. Smokers increase their risk to anywhere from 12-20 percent.
Also tagged: general, research, aging, curioisities
ZDNet Healthcare - Sep 8, 2008
Pot may be our best weapon in the fight against bacterial infection. Yes, spleef, mary jane, reefer, wacky tobacky, the stuff that made Cheech & Chong famous. It could save your life.
Also tagged: drugs, general, research, curioisities