Cranberries Touted As Potential Health Helper
Scientists at a Cranberry Health Research Roundtable in Houston sponsored by Ocean Spray discussed preliminary lab findings. Anti-adhesion effects may target H pylori and oral bacteria, with Rutgers noting proanthrocyanidins fighting E coli. mice studies at Western Ontario suggest tumor inhibition. More research needed.
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Houston
Tel Aviv University
Rutgers University
University of
Ontario
Body fat rethink redefines fitness and health risks
An exploration of studies on fat, fitness, and health challenges the idea that thin equals healthy. Researchers note that being physically fit may lower mortality risk even for overweight individuals, while fat distribution and activity level affect risk more than weight alone. The piece highlights that increasing activity may yield greater long term benefits than dieting alone.
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American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
American College of Sports Medicine
International Journal of Obesity
University of Wisconsin
New England Journal of Medicine
Michael Schwartz
University of Washington
School of Medicine
Schwartz
Viagra and new frontiers in female sexual health
The piece notes Viagra’s impact on male impotence and Pfizer’s profits, then discusses growing female sexual dysfunction research. It cites EROS-CTD suction device, Wellbutrin studies boosting female libido, testosterone patches post hysterectomy, and expert cautions on herbal remedies and individual causes.
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Bob Dole
Pfizer Pharmaceuticals
Joe Graedon
People’s Pharmacy
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Christilles
Glaxo-Wellcome
New England Journal of Medicine
Andrea Sullivan
Sullivan
Foods that may cut lung cancer risk study finds
Harvard Medical School researchers report that diets rich in carotenoid foods may reduce lung cancer risk, with a 32 percent overall decrease and a 25 percent drop linked to alpha carotene. The study, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, analyzed respondents' yearly dietary intake.
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Harvard Medical School
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Dr Love's Breast Book revised edition highlights ductal lavage
Dr Susan Love's updated book on breast cancer covers prevention and treatment and adds ductal lavage as a screening option she developed. The surgeon-activist continues teaching at UCLA and leads the Susan Love Breast Cancer Foundation, promoting soy and lifestyle measures alongside medical advances.
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Susan Love
Perseus Publishing
University of California
Los Angeles
Breast Cancer Foundation
National
Breast Cancer Coalition
Love
Radiologic Technologists Training Emphasis and Public Awareness
The text outlines radiology education, clinical training under registered technologists, and required ARRT exam passage at 75 percent to be registered. It notes 24 hours of continuing education biennially, 40 hour weeks with possible shifts, on call duties, and the physical and emotional stresses involved. Public awareness is urged to understand training, duties, and safety measures.
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American Registry of Radiological Technologists
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