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Camp LeJeune Contaminated Drinking Water Study
by Marye Audet
If you were at LeJeune, North Carolina between 1957 and 1987 you may have been exposed to contaminates in your drinking water. The Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry... published 4 months ago
How to Lose Belly Fat
by C.J. King
I've never been a fan of scales and recent studies show how much you weigh may be less important than you think. Studies show measuring the waistline is a better indicator when it comes to measuring health... published 17 months ago
Health concerns over wireless technologies
by glassvisage
Which parts do we know cause harm? (andromeda.rutgers.edu)This perpetuates the idea that everything causes cancer. After analyzing more than 100 studies on the effects of cell phone use, British neurosurgeon... published 5 months ago
Tattoos What are the Risks?
by organized living
There are health factors around tattoos, that need to be taken seriously. By far the biggest problem that most people have though is regret. This is easy to understand if, for example, you have recently... published 3 months ago
Energy Drinks and Health Risks
by Archie Freeman
Energy drinks and your health I'm sure we have all heard of the popular energy drinks such as Monster, Amp, Rockstar and Red Bull. In fact, most of us have probably tried one of these drinks. Most of the... published 4 months ago
The Mobile Phone Age: Its wonders and blunders
by franciaonline
The Mobile Phone Age: Its wonders and blunders The mobile phone as a communication gadget is a wonderful output of human creativity. Some of us will recall that the first fully... published 5 weeks ago
How to Tell if Your Home Contains Lead-Based Paint
by futonfraggle
If you own an older home, it's very likely that your home contains lead paint. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, "about two thirds of all homes About two-thirds of the homes built before... published 4 months ago
Health Risks for Expatriate Workers in Tropical Countries
by BaliMermaid
Malaria is one of the world's most common and serious diseases. It is a mosquito-borne disease caused by a parasite. People with malaria experience fever, chills, and over all flu-like symptoms. Left... 21 published 5 months ago
Coffee, Tea and Caffeine Improves Your Health
by level1diet
Drinking coffee can cut your risk of developing diabetes, insulin resistance and the metabolic syndrome by 50% or more. Major health studies show that drinking 6, 7 or more cups of coffee per day tend to... published 2 weeks ago
56The Dangers of Cell Phone Use: One Users Experience
by AnthonyJ33
Cell phones are everywhere! Walk down the street and you'd be hard-pressed to not spot someone either carrying a cell phone or talking on one. In fact, in my own personal relationships, I don't think I know a... published 3 months ago









