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FDA Approves Drug for Longer, Fuller Eyelashes
January 7, 2009
Aspirin Does Not Prevent Diabetes
January 6, 2009
Cancer of the Esophagus Reported in Patients Taking Osteoporosis Drugs
January 5, 2009
Did You Know that Not All 'Good' Cholesterol is Good?
January 2, 2009
Dental Cleaning Linked to Reduced Risk of Heart Disease
January 1, 2009


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NEW Why orthotics do not help your back
January 2, 2009
Orthotic insoles may provide only temporary relief to back pain. It is better to go for a program of stretching, exercise and strengthening to heal the problem.
NEW Higher levels of leptin found in people with psoriasis
January 2, 2009
People with psoriasis, an inflammatory skin disease, appear to have a higher level of leptin, according to a new study. Leptin plays a role in both obesity and inflammation and may help explain why those with psoriasis are more prone to overweight and related problems.
NEW A low glycemic index has benefit in diabetes
January 2, 2009
A low glycemic index diet did more for people with type 2 diabetes than a high fiber diet according to a new study. Those on low GI had lower blood glucose and a better cholesterol profile, both of which would improve heart health.


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