Posted by Qossay Takroori on October 16, 2009 ·
Health officials and doctors are debating whether the H1N1 is safe for pregnant women. Also, Women are receiving mixed messages regarding the safety of the vaccine and what they should do to protect themselves from the swine flu.
How did the conflict emerge?
The problem just emerged today Friday when health official announced today that the swine flu vaccine designed specifically for pregnant women [...]
Posted by Qossay Takroori on October 15, 2009 ·
Our life is full of stressful events, almost everyone of us experiences stress every once and a while, and non of us escapes. This post is actually focusing more on how to cope with your stress naturally, but its very important to know that stress is very harmful to your body and brain. A recent study showed that stress may take a toll on the unborn. Women who reported high levels of stress on a life [...]
Posted by Qossay Takroori on October 10, 2009 ·
According to the American Diabetes Association, approximately 7% of the U.S population have type 2 diabetes. Those people are always at higher risk of developing many series health problems such as, cardiovascular disease, blindness, nerve and kidney damage, cancer and limb amputations.
Most doctors advise their diabetic patients to change their diet and participate in physical activities to control [...]
Posted by Qossay Takroori on September 21, 2008 ·
According to the U.S today’s article, by 2020 the United States could face a shortage of as many as 4,080 cancer doctors, according to a recent report issued by the American Society for Clinical Oncology. “As of 2007, we were in equilibrium,” says Dr. Dean Bajorin, an oncologist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City and co-chairman of the society’s Workforce [...]
Posted by Qossay Takroori on July 30, 2008 ·
Texas doctors say that they might have found a way to destroy HIV completely. A team of Medical doctors at Houston Medical School said that there is real hope that might lead to a cure for HIV.
“We have found an innovative way to kill the virus by finding this small region of HIV that is unchangeable,” Dr. Sudhir Paul of the University of Texas Medical School at Houston said.