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63Salmonella Food Poisoning
Salmonellosis, or salmonella food poisoning, affects approximately 142,000 Americans every year. The infection is usually caused by Salmonella enterica, which generally infects chicken and cattle, although it...
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82Vintage Pin-Up Tattoos
The female figure has been a long-standing staple in art for thousands of years, so it follows easily that her form and face bear a prominent place in this new art form as tattooing developed in the early...
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73Do Dairy Products Cause Acne?
I recently read an interview with an aesthetician who cited nutritional causes of skin disorders, and focused briefly on acne. She said chocolate doesn't matter, but dairy does. I thought to myself--is that...
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87Your Skin and Vitamin E: Does Vitamin E Heal Scars?
One of the most touted home scar removal remedies and acne scar treatments is vitamin E, with recommendations from slathering the oil on a healing wound, popping open a supplement capsule and coating an...
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84Clostridium botulinum, botulism, and botox
Botulism is a rare illness caused by a toxin produced by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum. This etiological agent produces 7 types of toxins under anaerobic (no oxygen) conditions, which are known by the...
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80Sexy Vintage Slips
Slips are something that have gone by the fashion wayside as women wear fewer dresses and skirts, but they are beautiful garments that can work wonderfully as peek-a-boo outerwear in outfits.They are great...
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75How to Pick a White Wine
It’s a hot day and you’re in the mood for a cold glass of white wine—but what is the difference between a Pinot Blanc, a Chardonnay, and a Riesling? Are you unsure where to begin when daunted by an...
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96Natural Acne Solutions
Acne is a stubborn problem for which numerous creams, chemicals, and treatments exist. The sufferer can begin durations of antibiotics or slather their face with harsh, drying chemicals. These can work to...
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69Wine Basics--Pinot Noir
Pinot noir is one of the most popular wines in the world, but it is also one of the most difficult to grow. The origins of the grape are unknown, but the varietal is genetically unstable, meaning it tends to...
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70Genetically modified food
Genetically engineered plants and animals (known by some detractors as "frankenfoods") are becoming ever more commonplace-but are they safe? Genetically modified organisms (soy, corn, potatoes, salmon, etc.)...
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