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'Alternative' Medicine Becoming Mainstream
November 12, 1998 — Health-care teachers are getting massages, learning relaxation techniques and trying other unconventional treatments at about the same rate as the general population, University of Florida ... > full story -
Body's Ability To Emit Light Arouses New Hopes & Fears On Radiation From Mobile Phones
July 29, 1998 — New research by a University of Warwick physicist on the human body's own electromagnetic radiation raises a host of new concerns and possibilities as to the effect of microwave radiation (such ... > full story -
Support Network May Help Black Women Cope Better With Depression, University Of Florida Study Shows
July 15, 1998 — The study showed that physicians diagnosed either a primary or secondary emotional disorder in 44 percent of white women, compared with 24 percent of black women. ... > full story -
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University of Florida Researchers Study Pacemakers In Patients With Stomach Problems
July 13, 1998 — UF researchers are studying whether the small pacemaker, implanted in the abdominal wall, can reduce life-altering symptoms. A second focus is to determine whether the device can train the stomach to ... > full story -
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Products For Weight Loss Or Increased Energy Can Be Deadly, Warn Poison Control Experts
June 4, 1998 — Consumers need to be extremely cautious about drinking or eating off-the-shelf products that promise weight loss, increased energy, or enhanced athletic performance, advise experts with the ... > full story -
A Cup Of Tea May Protect Against Skin Cancer
April 30, 1998 — CSIRO scientists have shown that tea may contribute significant protection against development of skin cancers caused by exposure to UV ... > full story -
'T'ai Chi' Lowers Blood Pressure For Older Adults
March 20, 1998 — T'ai chi -- a slow, relaxed physical activity program created in ancient China -- lowered blood pressure in older adults nearly as much as moderate-intensity aerobic exercise, researchers ... > full story -
Hormone Control Of Rare Leukemia Sheds Light On Molecular Basis Of Cancer
February 24, 1998 — Often in science it's the exception that illuminates the rule. Thus, when researchers at the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center clarified the biochemical mechanism behind acute ... > full story -
Researchers Find Major Green Tea Ingredient Kills Cancer Cells, Spares Healthy Ones
December 18, 1997 — In continuing studies of cancer preventing compounds in green tea, researchers at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine have found an ingredient that kills cancer cells, while ... > full story
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