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Follow-Up on Morgellons Research

Earlier this year many resources, including Health News, was reporting on a CDC study of a skin condition identified as Morgellons Disease. The condition was not described and recognized until 2002 and has since been the subject of investigation, study and discussion.

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30.09.2008 23:20:47 - Healthnews.com - More Natural Health

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Stem Cell Breakthrough

Are we on the verge of being able to heal patients using their own reprogrammed cells? A new option for stem cell treatments that could avoid the use of controversial embryos or treatment methods that risk triggering cancer may be on the horizon. Researchers at Harvard have discovered a way to convert mature cells to a form that is like an embryonic stem cell. Though much stem cell research continues to be conducted around the world, it has been a very touchy subject because of the use of embryos.

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30.09.2008 23:20:47 - Healthnews.com - More Natural Health

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Children of Parents Who Smoke May Exhibit Symptoms Of Nicotine Dependence

Parents are urged to heed a new warning by researchers that those who smoke and expose their children to second-hand smoke may contribute to nicotine dependence in their non-smoking children. These findings could mean that young people who have never smoked may start smoking and become addicted to it.

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30.09.2008 23:20:45 - Healthnews.com - More Natural Health

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Chamomile May Help to Relieve Diabetes Woes

Tea has long been used in China as a natural remedy, used by the British as a societal prerequisite, and the proliferation of tea brands and types at your local grocery attests to Americans current love of the brew. Sure, English Breakfast tea is delicious when paired with a scone, green tea can be sipped alongside sushi, and my favorite spiced Indian chai has become a staple with the latte lovers at Starbucks; but none of these compare to the herbal healing powers of chamomile, which new research concludes could soon help diabetes patients.

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30.09.2008 23:02:03 - Healthnews.com - More Natural Health

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Can Malaria Bite the Dust? $3 Billion Says Yes

Imagine a world where an infectious disease affects over 515 million people a year, killing 1 to 3 million people and leaving the rest having little to no way of dealing with painful symptoms like kidney failure, an enlarged liver, fever, shivering, vomiting, chills, joint pain, brain damage and even coma. Imagine that the majority of people living with this disease are children in poverty-stricken countries. Now imagine that this disease could be erased, and imagine it possibly happening within your lifetime. You would think it unimaginable, right?

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30.09.2008 23:02:00 - Healthnews.com - More Natural Health

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New Diabetes Drug Lowers Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure, and Weight

A new drug known as Liraglutide, for use in the treatment of type 2 diabetes, has been proven to enhance blood glucose control, reduce weight and even lower blood pressure with once-daily injections. Liraglutide maker Novo Nordisk funded a one-year study, led by Dr. Alan Garber of Baylor College of Medicine, of 746 patients having early type 2 diabetes. Participants received a once-daily injection in a dose of either 1.2 mg or 1.8 mg of Liraglutide or were given a once daily oral tablet of Amaryl (glimepiride), a widely used oral anti-diabetic drug.

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30.09.2008 23:01:56 - Healthnews.com - More Natural Health

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Grapefruit a Factor in Adverse Reactions to Many Prescription Drugs

Lately I’ve been obsessed with the scent of grapefruit. I haven’t gotten around to actually eating any grapefruit but my summer body spray smells like grapefruit, my deodorant has extract of grapefruit in it, and I have been using a new face wash which—surprise!—is made with grapefruit to help moisturize. A new study even suggests that a grapefruit’s scent might actually make you feel better and reduce your appetite.

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30.09.2008 23:01:56 - Healthnews.com - More Natural Health

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Keep Blood Pressure at Bay, Listen to the Ocean or Mozart

During my college years, people were always telling me that listening to soothing classical music would help my concentration and allow my brain to save more of the information I was putting into it. I tried listening to Beethoven a few times on my computer speakers while reading, or putting on Chopin while writing a paper only to find myself more distracted by residents running down the hall, the television being turned on or by my own procrastinating thoughts.

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30.09.2008 23:01:55 - Healthnews.com - More Natural Health

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VA Provides Service-Related Classification Of Benefits For Veterans With ALS

The Department of Veterans Affairs has announced new regulations that provide lifetime access to health and disability benefits for veterans with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also widely known as Lou Gehrig's disease. The measure serves as acknowledgement of a general link between ALS and military service. These benefits are available to all veterans without regard to when or where they served.

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30.09.2008 23:01:54 - Healthnews.com - More Natural Health

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FDA Analysis Determines No Link Between Statins and ALS

On the heels of the Veteran Administration announcing service-related benefits for veterans with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS),� the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a release for the general population that statins do not increase the risk of ALS. Statins are a class of medications prescribed to help lower cholesterol and are one of the most effective classes of drugs in reducing elevated LDL (bad) cholesterol.

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30.09.2008 23:01:26 - Healthnews.com - More Natural Health

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Follow-Up on Morgellons Research

Stem Cell Breakthrough

Children of Parents Who Smoke May Exhibit Symptoms Of Nicotine Dependence

Chamomile May Help to Relieve Diabetes Woes

Can Malaria Bite the Dust? $3 Billion Says Yes

New Diabetes Drug Lowers Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure, and Weight

Grapefruit a Factor in Adverse Reactions to Many Prescription Drugs

Keep Blood Pressure at Bay, Listen to the Ocean or Mozart

VA Provides Service-Related Classification Of Benefits For Veterans With ALS

FDA Analysis Determines No Link Between Statins and ALS

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