Air Pollution Is The Leading Cause Of Environmentally Preventable Deaths
Air pollution is currently the biggest environmental threat to our health. Power plant emissions are responsible for up [...]
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How To Help Someone With A Substance Abuse Problem
As uncomfortable as it can be to think about drug use and alcohol abuse, it is important to educate yourself as much as [...]
The Concern of Brittle Type 1 Diabetes
By Brittle Diabetes Foundation, Special for USDR Brittle Type 1 Diabetes (BT1D) is listed by the National Institutes of [...]
Measles Scare Hinders European Travel
By CDC, Special for USDR With the peak summer travel season under way, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [...]
New Resource in Dealing with MS
By Multiple Sclerosis Association of America, Special for USDR The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America is pleased [...]
The Connection between the Nervous and Immune Systems
By Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, Special for USDR Valentin A. Pavlov, PhD, associate investigator, and Kevin [...]
A Link between Dementia and Financial Exploitation?
By Alzheimer’s Association, Special for USDR The Alzheimer’s Association, New York State Coalition applauds [...]
You Might Want to get a New Toothbrush
By American Dental Association, Special for USDR An editorial in the December issue of The Journal of the American Dental [...]
Hacking Epidemics in a Hyper-Connected World
By NYU Tandon School of Engineering, Special for USDR At the first hints of a disease outbreak, epidemiologists, health [...]
Obesity Rates Plummet
By Trust for America’s Health, Special for USDR Obesity rates showed a statistically significant decrease in 31 [...]
Myths and Truths About Thyroid Cancer Campaign
By Eisai Inc, Special for USDR A thyroid cancer diagnosis can lead to significant distress as patients and caregivers [...]
Poor Education and Income Levels Associated with Adolescent Obesity
By Kaiser Permanente, Special for USDR A new Kaiser Permanente study found an increased risk for becoming overweight or [...]
Infectious Disease Expert Urges Travelers To Put Risk Of Zika In Perspective
By Puerto Rico Tourism Company, Special for USDR Penn Global Medicine, Medical Director and physician Dr. Stephen J. [...]
Protecting Your Loved Ones: Making Sure Kids are Safe Around Dogs
By Canine Company, Special for USDR Summer is peak season for dog bites – especially among children, who spend more [...]
The Concern Over E-Cigs Grows
By Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Special for USDR Cigarette smoking among high school students dropped to [...]
Investigating Tobacco: Does it Violate Human Rights?
By ASH, Special for USDR The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) heardtestimony from experts yesterday on [...]
Quitting Smoking Should be at the Top of Your New Year’s Resolution List
By DoSomething.org, Special for USDR Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable disease and death in the United [...]
Are We Thriving…. Or Just Existing?
By Frank J Granett R.ph, Special for USDR The health & wellness of Americans is in jeopardy. A report by the [...]
What is Behind the Surge in Heroin Overdoses?
By USDR Heroin overdoses are on the rise across the country, and New Jersey is not immune. According to a report [...]
Bladder Cancer: 5 Things You Need To Know
By Nik Donovic, Special for USDR Bladder cancer is one of the most common cancers in the US. It is also deadly, [...]
Alternative Interventions for ADHD
By Frank J. Granett R.ph. Recently on the Price of ADHD Business radio health segment, Dr. Edward Group discussed the [...]
Rethinking the Ways to Lower Healthcare Costs
By the Bipartisan Coalition, Special for USDR Today, Americans spend twice as much on health care as citizens of other [...]
U.S. News Unveils Its First Hospital Ratings in Common Care
By US News & World Reports, Special for USDR U.S. News & World Report, publisher of Best Hospitals, today unveiled [...]
Lassa Fever Confirmed in Death of U.S. Traveler Returning from Liberia
By CDC, Special for USDR The following was released on cdc.gov, Monday, May 25, 2015: The CDC and the New Jersey [...]
Facing Cancer with Courage and Grace or Tears and Fears?
By Barbara Tako, Special for USDR Two books, two very different topics—clutter clearing and cancer coping, and one [...]
Disease Sniffing Phones?
By American Technion Society, Special for USDR A research consortium headed by Professor Hossam Haick of the [...]
Black Population Disproportionately Hit by Abortion
By USDR The available data from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention show that the number of black [...]
New measure to stop disease in a critical battlefield: the blood supply
By Nigel Talboys, director of Global Blood Safety Marketing, Special for USDR The cost of contaminated blood can be severe. [...]
Hollywood plans TV series to Capitalize on Ebola crisis
By James Hirsen, Special for USDR As anxiety over Ebola intensifies, some big names in Hollywood are looking to profit from [...]
One in Four Americans Admits Abusing Prescription Drugs According To New Survey
Photo by Images Money By USDR The new national survey by FindLaw.com – the most popular legal information website [...]
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