Also, with studies the conclusion is that a person using a cellphone, changes that person's brain more than a non-cellphone user. ... All this also leads to developing diseases and real major damage to one's health and future developing issues. ... A different study observes a slightly "different way it's harming the health is by earphones, and that is because we turn up the volume louder to cancel background noise. ... There are also other minor ways a cellphone can ruin the human health and the way we live our own lives. ... Aisha also reports, "A study shows that a metabolic...

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Mind/body medicine, as it is called, is beginning to revolutionize modern health care. ... Studies by two sociologists Ellen Idler and Stanislav Kasl (2000), among others, indicate that the opinion of one's health status may be the best predictor of well-being and future health. ... As a follow-up study to one by Dr. ... Some of the most intriguing evidence so far comes from a study by Fawsy I. ... The patients who participated in the above study were followed for six years. ...

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"As more seniors turn to dietary supplements, more data needed" I read the article "As more seniors turn to dietary supplements, more data needed" from the Health/Science section of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel from Monday, February 3rd, 2003. ... There has been less argument on the value of some other supplements, such as vitamin E and beta carotene, both which have been included in several large-scale studies in their possible effects against cancer. ...

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Tobacco Smoke The ways in which tobacco smoke affects the human body have been under extensive research and study for many years. ... The report combines the results of 15 studies, including the Cancer Prevention Studies 1 and 2. ... Do Cigars Cause Health Problems? ... *THE MOST PREVENTABLE CAUSE OF PREMATURE DEATH IN THE UNITED STATES* Health affects to women Using tobacco increases a woman's risk of chronic health problems and premature death. 1. ... A major cancer that affects the reproductive health is cervical cancer. 4. ...

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The various health benefits that can be obtained from exercise are dependent on the activity, frequency, and variety in the exercise routine. ... Studies have shown that active individuals have a lower chance of developing this deadly disease than inactive humans. ... Other studies have shown that exercise also decreases the chance of cancer recurrence in the future. ...

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The article came from the Daily Herald in the Health and Fitness section. ... However, studies which began in 1991 are now underway by the Women's Health Initiative to determine whether or not hormone replace therapy is good. ... The majority of women taking part in these studies are between the ages of 50 and 79 and involve some 28,000 women nationwide. ... Full results of the studies are expected in 2005. ... However recent studies show that progestin can increase the cancer risk. ...

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The conclusion of the study is that the tobacco companies are winning the war of underage smoking. ... The problem is that the studies researched never identify, exactly, to what extent. ... An extensive print media youth readership study is necessary to find all the answers. ... Health Educator, 25, 7-12. ... American Journal of Public Health, 92,75-79. ...

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Social class is directly related to one's health. ... The middle-to-upper class families face fewer health issues, because they"re better able to afford proper health care. Race and ethnicity are another reason why minorities face many health related problems. ... Gender is another critical factor in determining one's health status. According to studies, women have a greater risk of illnesses, but yet live longer then men. ...

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Automatic tobacco-puffing machines have been invented to collect and to study the smoke. In recent years studies have shown us the most hazardous of these chemicals. ... Other studies have shown that indoor environmental tobacco smoke changes the tobacco substance in the gas phase. ... A study reported by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences confirms that second-hand smoke contains up to fifty times more carcinogens. ... The Surgeon General's reports stressed the health effects of second-hand smoke, which can be as serious, or even more serious than the effects of direc...

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Fewer animals used per study. 5. ... Thus, helping more than 30 million U.S. citizens who cannot afford health insurance, rather than making animals sick. ... The National Institutes of Health, the world's largest recipient of funds used for research, must be pushed to fund more preventative programs and human based research. ... Fewer animals used per study. 5. ... Thus, helping more than 30 million U.S. citizens who cannot afford health insurance, rather than making animals sick. ...

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On a more negative side, studies have also found in many cases of pregnant women who smoke marijuana, that chemicals in the drug have halted early pregnancy. ... Studies show that a person who smokes five joints per week may be taking in as many cancer-causing chemicals as someone who smokes a full pack of cigarettes every day. ... Animal studies have found that marijuana smoke can damage the cells and tissues in the body that help protect a person from disease. ... There is not a lot of information available of the evidence for the harmful consequences of marijuana smoking, as there have not...

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Being able to read and understand the specifics of an individuals DNA will fundamentally improve human health forever. ... As we progress into the future, learning the DNA of other life forms, specifically that of plants, could improve our health dramatically. ... Study author Dr. ... In one study, led by Katherine A. ... Studies on...

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George Carlos, a public health scientist, was hired by CTIA to conduct a six-year, $25 million research effort. ... Another study was done in 2001, by a research group in Australia lead by radiation expert Dr Peter French, principal scientific officer at the Centre for Immunology Research at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney, said that mobile phone frequencies well below current safety levels could stress cells in a way that has been shown to increased susceptibility to cancer. ... The World Health Organization has said that you should reduce your cell phone usage and use a hands-free de...

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Many vegetarians have concerns regarding issues of health. ... Studies have proven that animal diet like red meat, which are high in protein causes kidney stones. ... Studies have shown that vitamin B12 can be easily supplied by dairy products and eggs. ...

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Many vegetarians have concerns regarding issues of health. ... Studies have proven that animal diet like red meat, which are high in protein causes kidney stones. ... Studies have shown that vitamin B12 can be easily supplied by dairy products and eggs. ...

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Oncology means the study of tumors and seeing this in the title of the article drew me in immediately. ... Her theory focused on nursing having to do with the integrity of people and the environment around them and that the main focus of a nurse is to promote health and wellbeing for other individuals. A unitary human is one that experiences different changes or patterns in their body that occur out of their control and are able to participate in studies knowing that changes are in fact happening to their bodies. ... W because both were focused on the patient's health. ...

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Marijuana can effect people's learning processes, motivation, and health. ... People may also find it hard to study under the influence of marijuana. ... Health problems are another effect that marijuana have on a person. ...

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Commuting to work by riding a bike improves health and fitness and reduces stress of people at their work place. ... In addition to get more oxygen to their heart, a UCLA study has showed that biking can relaxes the central nervous system, improves mood, and mental focusing. ... Biking can also avoid the cost that many people need to spend going to a health club. ... In fact, people most of times they spend their money in health clubs and don't even have time to go. ... If they choose to bike commute, people won't need to pay for a membership health club if they bike commute to w...

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Medical ethics comprise every aspect of health care, medical, moral, social, political, religious legal and financial. ... Currently burn centers are studying pain control for burn injuries. There will be the study of reviving burned children with virtual reality. ... "More Than A Century In Development" http://www.varian.com/onc/imr0001b.html Reference Listt 1. http://www.washington.edu/medical/som/welcome/innovations.html 2. http://www.uam.es/departmentos/medicina/anesnet/journals/ijeicm/vol3n2/ethics.htm 3. http://www.varian.com/onc/imr001b .html 4. http://www.nb...

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Since the deciphering of the human genome, much of research on it has been transferred to the study of the proteome, the proteins made from the genetic "blueprints" stored in our cells. ... Other glycoconjugate vaccines for infectious diseases are under study. ... This response is important for preserving health but can cause illness if it becomes chronic or excessive. ...

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Although a growing list of chemicals has been found to pose serious health risks to humans, the vast majority of substances have never been fully tested. In recent studies, a wide range of chemicals has been found to mimic estroegen, the hormone that normally controls the development of the female reproductive system in a large number of animal species. ... Numerous studies have found that the amount of sperm produced by men has decreased precipitously over the past 50 years. ...

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For example, a child tells his mother that he will go to the library to study. ... The doctor chooses to keep it a secret because knowing the truth may affect the patient's mental health severely. ...

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According to Joni Commons, a deputy director of the county's health services, "smoking pot was the only thing that relieved her otherwise constant nausea from chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer" (Maier 24). ... According to the studies, it appears that the inhaled (smoked) marijuana is the most effective. ...

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A great amount of health threats and ailments would now have a cure that was available to anyone. Human Cloning will give scientists the opportunity to study the body in a way never before possible and information about many diseases and how these diseases affect the human body would be available to people. ...

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The forest's impact on the world's biological health is of critical importance to sustain life, as we know it. ... Further studies can, potentially, provide people with new products and medicines. For example these studies can provide clues for manufacturing chemical substitutes for gasoline or medicines for cancer cures. ...

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