'ParfumGigi'

'Kay & Phil Knedlik'

'The New York Times Health'

'Intelihealth'

'DR. Mercola'

'KIROTV.com Health'

Tanks for your great help.

 'ParfumGigi'

BBC NEWS | Health | Stillbirths linked to caesareans

BBC NEWS | Health | World 'not ready' for killer flu

BBC NEWS | Health | Cerebral palsy inflammation link

BBC NEWS | Health | Music 'can ease arthritis pain'

BBC NEWS | Business | Analysis: Medicare drug benefits

BBC NEWS | Health | Invasion of the Bodysnatchers

BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Indoor smoke 'kills millions'

BBC NEWS | Health | Giving new life to old muscles

BBC NEWS | Africa | World leaders 'neglecting Aids'

BBC NEWS | UK | England | North Yorkshire | 'No cancer risk' from base..i do not believe this, we are all aware of the extreme dangers associated with toxic chemicals necular an other weapons..just as breast implants, the gulf war individuals, our agent orange soldiers have become drastically ill also..common denominator toxic chemicals substances used on those of us used as guinea pigs, they knew the truth from the beginning hid it

Mercury News | 11/21/2003 | 4 charged with practicing medicine without licenses

A Thanksgiving Prayer

4 charged with practicing medicine without licenses

Breast implants, suicides linkedBy MARC KAUFMAN, The Washington Post
November 24, 2003

Forces: U.S. & Coalition/Casualties

CNN Health

Health Canada.com

Latest News from UT Southwestern

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'Kay & Phil Knedlik'

"American lung Association"
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'The New York Times Health'

As Obesity Rises, Health Care Indignities Multiply 

Medicare Plan for Competition Faces Hurdles

Prostate Cancer Can Be Inherited 'November 26, 2003'

Treatments For Specific Allergies 'November 26, 2003'

FDA Approves Drug For Prostate Cancer 'November 26, 2003'

FDA Moves To Allay Concerns Over Stent 'November 26, 2003'

Study Questions New Schizophrenia Drug 'November 26, 2003'

 Drug Industry Seeks to Sway Prices Overseas

Broad Bills Stuffed With Lawmakers' Pet Items

H.I.V. Infections Continue Rise, Study Says

AIDS Blamed for Legions of Orphans in Africa

Four Children Die of Flu in Colorado

Food-Borne Illness From Produce on the Rise

Sharply Split, House Passes Broad Medicare Overhaul

The Disability Gulag

Testing the Limits of Family: A Harrowing but Gleeful Journey

Young Killer: Bad Seed or Work in Progress?

The Delicate Balance of Pain and Addiction

H.I.V. Secrecy Is Proving Deadly 'By HOWARD MARKEL'

Barriers Fall for Disabled Medical Students

Health Officials Concerned by Rise in Syphilis Cases

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'Intelihealth'

Chronic Hepatitis

Hepatitis Overview

American Cancer Society Urges Smokers To Quit For The Day, Perhaps For Good

FDA May Require Tests For Drugs For Kids

An Aetna InteliHealth/Harvard Medical School Look At The News -- The Hepatitis A Outbreak

An Aetna InteliHealth/Harvard Medical School Look At The News -- Athletes And Concussions

A study finds that people who are highly prone to anger are at greater risk of heart disease — and heart attacks.

An Aetna InteliHealth/Harvard Medical School Look At The News -- Vioxx And Cardiovascular Disease

Congress OKs New Contact Lenses Bill

Report: Ga., N.C. Hepatitis Strains Linked 'November 24, 2003'

China To Test Experimental SARS Vaccine 'November 24, 2003'

 Choosing The Best Birth Control: Reversible Options

Common Allergy Medications

Study: Higher Speed Limits, More Deaths 'November 25, 2003'

Gov't: Salmonella Declining In Raw Meat 'November 25, 2003'

FDA Considers OTC "Morning After" Pill ''November 25, 2003'

'KIROTV.com Health'

Simple Test Could Check For Deadly Illness.Right now, millions of Americans are at risk for a breath-robbing disease, and don't know it. A simple test could tell you if you're one of them.

Don't Let Hepatitis Scare You Away From Veggies. As officials continue efforts to pinpoint the exact source of a recent hepatitis outbreak, they're urging consumers to be careful with their produce.

Report Blames AIDS For Africa's Orphan Epidemic

Four Children Die In Colorado Flu Outbreak

FDA Approves Advanced Prostate Cancer Drug

Medicare Bill May Boost Bush Re-Election Chances

Study Questions Benefits Of Newer Schizophrenia Drug

New Experimental Device Could Save Stroke Victims 'A new device could finally offer hope of reversing the damage for many more victims of devastating strokes.'

Cancer Study Participants Needed 'Find out if you're eligible to participate in a study at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.

Syphilis Rate Rises For Second Year 'New data on syphilis rates find the disease is increasing among one population -- which has officials concerned.

Cervical Cancer Linked To Smoking

Local Researchers Launch Epilepsy Study

U.S. Asthma Patients Warned Of Canadian Drug Recall

Device Monitors Brainwaves For Proper Anesthesia Levels

Study Reveals Depression Affects Immune System

House GOP Leaders Rally For Medicare Bill Support

Officials Blame Green Onions In Pa. Hepatitis Outbreak

Congress OKs Bill On Prescriptions For Contact Lenses

Panel: Computerized Records Could Reduce Medical Errors

Newborns Temporarily Switched At Louisville Hospital

Considering A Face-Lift For Your Feet? 'In an age in which high heels are a fashion must, comfort comes second after style. Find out what some women are willing to do to get their feet fit for fashion.

Medicare Overhaul Bill Awaits Bush's Signature. The most sweeping changes to the 38-year-old Medicare program have been approved by the Senate.

Toy Noise Levels Are New Threat To Hearing

Techniques Help Manage Anger Effectively

Human Trials Of SARS Vaccine To Begin In China

Bill Would Allow 'Smoking Licenses' For N.Y. Bars

Sloppy Handwriting No Joke For Doctors

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 'DR. Mercola'

How Can a Book Dramatically Improve Your Health and the State of Healthcare in the Country? 'Read On to Learn How My New Book Will.

Modify Your Diet So You Feel Terrific

Death by Medicine, Part I

Death by Medicine, Part II

Read the Entire Preface from '"Dr. Mercola’s TOTAL HEALTH Cookbook & Program"'

Avoid Sinus Infections Naturally

Vitamins C and E Won't Reduce Your Risk of Dementia

Will Cholesterol Drugs go Over the Counter Soon?

The End of CDs?

 If You Want to Transform Your Health and Life, Read This - This is one of my most important announcements to date, as it can lead to both your total health transformation and greatly help transform the state of healthcare in the U.S.

The History of Thanksgiving - Don’t miss this interesting and insightful take on the history of Thanksgiving that will make you think twice about all you have to be thankful for this year.

How to Beat Holiday Cravings - Are thoughts of holiday sweets and Thanksgiving leftovers already creeping into your mind? Are you anxious about beating your food cravings and sticking with nutritious holiday foods this year? Here’s a simple technique that can help.

Death by Medicine, Part I - Is the American medical system the leading cause of death and injury in the United States? According to these authors it is, and they have the evidence to prove it.

I am Co-Founding a New National Non-Profit Health Association: Vote on the Name & More! - 2004 will be a year of VERY positive healthcare change for you and, I believe, this nation. Along with some major and committed organizations, I have co-founded a non-profit association that will change healthcare in this nation by focusing on the public, business, and Washington, D.C. -- and all profits from my new book will go to this cause. Read this important message, please consider the book, and help us vote on the name now!

Four Ways Junk Food Marketing Targets Your Kids - Does your child constantly beg you to buy sugary cereals, candy and fast food? This is the first sign that the junk food industry’s marketing tactics are working, and this time they’re targeting your children.

Most Common Cause of Heart Attacks - There is another risk factor of heart attack that is an even stronger predictor of an upcoming event than smoking or high cholesterol: mental stress. Don’t let mental stress take a toll on your health, find out my favorite method for combating stress and other negative emotions.

Hot Cocoa Healthier Than Wine - Cocoa has even more antioxidants than wine and tea, but you’ll need to find pure cocoa powder to get all the benefits, not your typical store-bought hot cocoa.

Blueberries Useful for Preventing Brain Aging - Blueberries and other antioxidant-rich foods appear to play a major role in how well your brain functions as you age. Find out some of the other health benefits that blueberries have to offer.