Tweet Studies show that pregnant women getting flu vaccine during their pregnancy help protect themselves and their infants in many ways. Babies born to vaccinated mothers weighed about half a pound (215 gm) more than those mothers that were not … Continue reading →

Tweet Going green has gone alittle to far…or has it? As the green movement makes its way into the bedroom, there’s been some new discoveries of what is in the many products used to arouse our sexual desires. For example, … Continue reading →

Tweet Some big news regarding the prevention of Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). The Gardasil vaccine was approved by the FDA in 2006 for the prevention of genital warts and cervical cancer for girls and young women 9-26 years of age. … Continue reading →

Tweet A new study gives some promise to those diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome. Read more about this enotropic murine leukemia virus-related virus, or XMRV. This is also a virus that has been found in prostate cancer. It is a … Continue reading →

Tweet A recent study examined the effects of probiotics on cold and flu symptoms. Researchers randomized a controlled, double-blind industry supported clinical trial involving 326 healthy children ages 3-5 years old from a child care center in China. Children received … Continue reading →

Tweet The American Cancer Society publishes new research and statistics about breast cancer every 2 years. Here are some interesting stats on this common cancer. For information on breast cancer prevention: The Breast Health Prevention Group, “Better Breast Health for … Continue reading →