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Hope for Cancer Patients Could Rest In the Form of A Tiny Disk

How the Harvard Implant Trains the Body to Fight Cancer

Cancer treatments have improved a lot over the years, making it easier for patients to fight this tough disease. Today’s treatments focus on helping the body’s natural defenses, like the immune system, fight cancer while causing less harm to healthy…

When Patients Cross Borders to Get Medication

When Patients Cross Borders to Get Medication

It’s a wide known fact – prescription medication in the United States is expensive. So costly that in comparison to other wealthy nations around the world such as Germany or Japan, the gap between prices for a similar drug can…

How Nicotine Changes Your Brain and Makes Quitting Hard

How Nicotine Changes Your Brain and Makes Quitting Hard

Smoking hurts the body in many ways. It can lead to serious health problems like cancer, heart disease, and trouble breathing. These problems can make life shorter. Even with these risks, many people still smoke. Some begin at a young…

Health Risks Faced In Daily Lives

Health Risks Faced In Daily Lives

Each day, Fred gets up, nukes the coffee from the night before, grabs his cell phone and heads out the door. He answers numerous work calls on this cell phone throughout the day. When he gets home, he jumps in…

What Yellow or Brown Mucus Reveals About Your Lungs

What Yellow or Brown Mucus Reveals About Your Lungs

Mucus, also called phlegm, helps keep the airways moist and protected. This slippery substance is made by the body to trap dust, allergens, and germs, stopping them from reaching the lungs. Most of the time, mucus stays thin and barely…

How Tylenol Relieves Pain Without Causing Stomach Upset

How Tylenol Relieves Pain Without Causing Stomach Upset

Tylenol is a common pain reliever and fever reducer that many people use to feel better. Its active ingredient, acetaminophen, works with the nervous system to block pain signals in the brain. Unlike NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) such as ibuprofen…

What Phlegm Color Says About Your Lung Health

What Phlegm Color Says About Your Lung Health

Mucus forms a protective layer inside the nose, throat, and lungs, helping the respiratory system stay clean and healthy. This slippery substance traps tiny particles like dust, allergens, and bacteria before they can travel deep into the lungs. By catching…

Voice Aerobics: Dancing For Your Voice

Voice Aerobics: Dancing For Your Voice

Voice Aerobics™Mary Spremulli is making her voice heard loud and clear. Her Voice Aerobics™ system is putting a literal amplifier into the voice boxes of a variety of individuals using an easy, cheap, and effective technique: good old fashioned exercise.…

How Acid Reflux Starts and Ways to Keep It Under Control

Acid reflux is a health problem that happens when stomach acid flows backward into the esophagus. The esophagus is the tube that connects your throat to your stomach. When acid goes the wrong way, it can cause a burning feeling…

The High Carbohydrate Diet: What It Can Do For You and Your Cholesterol

Can High-Carb Diets Improve Cholesterol and Heart Health?

Many people use diets to lose extra weight and feel healthier. But not all diets affect the body in the same way. For example, low-carbohydrate diets have become popular because they can help people lose weight quickly. However, studies show…