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Ups and Downs of Celebrity Weight Loss : Actress shows off new body after hitting weight loss goal.
5.13.2011
Coffee-cancer risk study shows lower breast cancer risk for java junkies
A provocative new study from Sweden showed that the risk of developing a particularly aggressive form of breast cancer was significantly lower in women who consume lots of coffee.
5.04.2011
You Must Know before Buying Snowmobile Insurance
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If you have snowmobile and you use it a lot for fun or work, its better you also have snowmobile insurance. But, before you pay for snowmobile insurance, here are some features and coverage that you need to know to compare and choose the best insurance for your snowmobile.
If you have snowmobile and you use it a lot for fun or work, its better you also have snowmobile insurance. But, before you pay for snowmobile insurance, here are some features and coverage that you need to know to compare and choose the best insurance for your snowmobile.
Anti-Leukotrienes as Good as Standard Asthma Therapy
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In the "real world" of asthma treatment, leukotriene-receptor agonists (LTRAs) may be just as effective as the gold standard of inhaled glucocorticoids as both a first-line and add-on therapy, researchers said.
Two real-life trials found the drugs were equivalent as monotherapy in symptom reduction at two months and approached equivalence at two years, according to David Price, MD, of the University of Aberdeen in Scotland, and colleagues.
In the "real world" of asthma treatment, leukotriene-receptor agonists (LTRAs) may be just as effective as the gold standard of inhaled glucocorticoids as both a first-line and add-on therapy, researchers said.
Two real-life trials found the drugs were equivalent as monotherapy in symptom reduction at two months and approached equivalence at two years, according to David Price, MD, of the University of Aberdeen in Scotland, and colleagues.
Aerosmith's Steven Tyler rips :Celebrity Rehab
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Aerosmith rocker Steven Tyler has been in and out of rehab countless times, but don't expect him to appear on "Celebrity Rehab," the reality TV show about the addiction battles of the vaguely rich and famous.
In his new book, "Does the Noise in My Head Bother You?," Tyler rips both the VH1 show and its host, addiction-medicine specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky, who formerly worked at one of the hospitals where he sought treatment.
Aerosmith rocker Steven Tyler has been in and out of rehab countless times, but don't expect him to appear on "Celebrity Rehab," the reality TV show about the addiction battles of the vaguely rich and famous.
In his new book, "Does the Noise in My Head Bother You?," Tyler rips both the VH1 show and its host, addiction-medicine specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky, who formerly worked at one of the hospitals where he sought treatment.
MLB: Indians 4, Athletics 1
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Orlando Cabrera singled in the go-ahead run in the ninth inning and the Cleveland Indians won their seventh straight game, 4-1 over the host Oakland Athletics on Tuesday.
The Indians are off to their best start for the fourth time in franchise history - they last began 20-8 in 1999.
Orlando Cabrera singled in the go-ahead run in the ninth inning and the Cleveland Indians won their seventh straight game, 4-1 over the host Oakland Athletics on Tuesday.
The Indians are off to their best start for the fourth time in franchise history - they last began 20-8 in 1999.
5.03.2011
Health insurance rates up, but could be worse
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Health insurance rates up, but could be worse
The Oregon Insurance Division of the Department of Consumer and Business Services has approved lower-than-requested health insurance rates in half of the cases it reviewed in the past 12 months.
The division approved 20 rate changes in the individual and small group health insurance markets it regulates for the year that ended March 31, 2011. On average, the division reduced insurance company requests by 4 percentage points. This resulted in savings of more than $25 million for consumers, or just under $10 per person on a monthly insurance premium.
Coughlin Is Moved by U.S. Response
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Giants coach Tom Coughlin kept little emotion in check on Monday morning on Sirius NFL radio in discussing the Sunday killing of Osama bin Laden.
"One of the things that does put goosebumps on top of my goosebumps is the reaction of all Americans to this news,'' Coughlin said. "You think of the patriotism and the sacrifices that have been made by our servicemen and women who have put their lives on the line every day, who need our tremendous support and will always get it from me and many, many Americans.''
Asthma Rates Climb For Children, Adults
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Asthma Rates Climb For Children, Adults
Some 24.6 million Americans had asthma in 2009, up from 20.3 million at the beginning of the decade, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Asthma, a chronic respiratory disease, affected 8.2% of all U.S. residents in 2009, up from 7.3% in 2001, an increase of 12.3%, the CDC said. Children were more prone than adults to have asthma, and women more than men. African-Americans were affected at higher rates than other ethnic groups. About half of persons with asthma reported having an asthma attack in the preceding 12 months, the CDC said.
Asthma Rates Climb For Children, Adults
Some 24.6 million Americans had asthma in 2009, up from 20.3 million at the beginning of the decade, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Asthma, a chronic respiratory disease, affected 8.2% of all U.S. residents in 2009, up from 7.3% in 2001, an increase of 12.3%, the CDC said. Children were more prone than adults to have asthma, and women more than men. African-Americans were affected at higher rates than other ethnic groups. About half of persons with asthma reported having an asthma attack in the preceding 12 months, the CDC said.
Studies Show : Fewer mammograms being done
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The use of mammograms has dipped since a medical task force made controversial recommendations that women in their 40s may not need to get breast cancer screenings every year, according to one of three small studies to be presented Monday.
The studies related to this topic will be presented at the American Roentgen Ray Society annual meeting. They do not appear in peer-reviewed journals.
When will my baby see normally?
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When will my baby see normally?
Question asked by Bella of Charlotte, North Carolina
I have a newborn. My pediatrician says to get close to his face when he's awake so he can see me. When will he start to see normally?
Expert answer
Congratulations, and thanks for your question. I hear this question often from new parents.
While a baby's hearing develops fully before birth (by the end of the second trimester), a new infant can only clearly see about a foot or so in front of him - which is conveniently about the distance between his face and yours when you are feeding or holding him.
In addition to gazing at human faces, babies tend to like bright colors and contrasts, probably because they are easiest to see. Dull objects and people at a distance may appear like shadowy figures.
For more details I consulted with Dr. Stephen Levine, a pediatric ophthalmologist at Thomas Eye Group in Atlanta. Dr. Levine reports that a baby's vision allows him to see close objects at first (about the equivalent of 20/400 vision, meaning he can clearly see an object 20 feet away that a person with normal vision can see well from 400 feet away) and then improves greatly, to about 20/60 by 6 months of age.
When will my baby see normally?
Question asked by Bella of Charlotte, North Carolina
I have a newborn. My pediatrician says to get close to his face when he's awake so he can see me. When will he start to see normally?
Expert answer
Congratulations, and thanks for your question. I hear this question often from new parents.
While a baby's hearing develops fully before birth (by the end of the second trimester), a new infant can only clearly see about a foot or so in front of him - which is conveniently about the distance between his face and yours when you are feeding or holding him.
In addition to gazing at human faces, babies tend to like bright colors and contrasts, probably because they are easiest to see. Dull objects and people at a distance may appear like shadowy figures.
For more details I consulted with Dr. Stephen Levine, a pediatric ophthalmologist at Thomas Eye Group in Atlanta. Dr. Levine reports that a baby's vision allows him to see close objects at first (about the equivalent of 20/400 vision, meaning he can clearly see an object 20 feet away that a person with normal vision can see well from 400 feet away) and then improves greatly, to about 20/60 by 6 months of age.
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