
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) consists of numerous institutes that address a variety of medical issues. Often the addressed diseases and conditions deal with chronic pain and the NIH has prepared information to address those issues at a variety of web sites. Acupuncture for Osteoarthritis of the Knee Acupuncture for Fibroymyalgia Arthritis Information Arthritis [...]
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Psychological Science Journal’s article by Matthew D. Lieberman, UCLA associate professor of psychology and a founder of social cognitive neuroscience, reports that there is a benefit in putting feelings into words through speech or writing. Using brain imaging, Lieberman found that by subliminally flashing images of ‘angry’ faces activated an area of the brain called [...]
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The burden of keeping up with student loan payments can be bad enough when you are able bodied, but when disabled they can become the tipping point for the collapse of a house-of-cards. There is a provision in Federal regulations that can help disabled individuals saddled with student loan debt(s). To get things rolling your [...]
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National Institute of Health provides a database of commercial household products. Ever wonder what is in that air freshener you just bought, but the print was too small to read without a magnifying glass. Or what is in your laundry, kitchen, or bath soap? How about the laser toner cartridge or the pen in your [...]
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UPI reports that President Bush veteos stem cell research bill passed by Congress. According to the White House, Bush vetoed the, “Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act of 2007″ to maintain the current delicate balance of the nation’s stem-cell research policy. Bush said, “Compelling American taxpayers to support the deliberate destruction of human embryos would be [...]
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ClinicalTrials.gov provides updated information about federally and privately supported clinical research seeking human volunteers. Information provided includes the trial’s purpose, who may participate, locations, and phone numbers. Always consult your physician before pursuing involvement with a clinical trial.
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NeuroTalk Communities is a great place to learn (and share) neurological issues. Forums include: allergies, ALS, alzheimer, aneurysm, arthritis, autism, autoimmune diseases, cerebral palsy, children’s health, chronic pain, diabetes, epilepsy, fibromyalgia, gluten sensitivity, headache, hydrocephalus, and lyme disease.
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The organization for mature adults, AARP, offers numerous topics on health: insurance, Medicare, prescription drugs, health conditions, physical activity, staying healthy, brain health, and a health message boards.
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HealthDay provides the latest news for healthier living. Valuable resource.
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