Tomato Antioxidant Tied to Lower Stroke Risk

Men who love their tomatoes may have lowered odds of suffering a stroke, a study out Monday suggests. more

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Patient Seeking New Kidney Gets One as a Surprise Gift

A chance meeting with an old friend in a hallway at Providence Alaska Medical Center turned into a life-changing encounter for a retired medical officer. more

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The Doctor Will See You Now

Dr. Amy Soloman runs an "Ideal Medical Practice" near Santa Cruz, California, where patients can barter for medical services.

As many as 1,000 American family doctors may be practicing medicine in smaller, slower-paced and far less institutional offices and spending much more time with far fewer patients. more

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NY’s Bloomberg Aims to Save Mothers, Children in Tanzania

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Tuesday he is funding the expansion of a pilot maternal health program in Tanzania that is predicted to help 50,000 mothers and their children during the next three years. more

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Ending Segregation of the Mentally Disabled

Hundreds of severely disabled citizens in Georgia are being reintegrated into society amid pressure from the Justice Department to end discrimination against the cognitively and physically impaired. more

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Effects of Mistletoe on Cancer Patients to be Studied in Aberdeen

Scientific trials in Aberdeen are to test whether mistletoe can help boost the immune system of cancer patients. more

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Tapping Into Health

Physical and touch therapist Jan Scholtes came across EFT in 2002; now it's an indispensable part of his practice.

By gently accessing the body’s meridian system, “emotional freedom techniques” can help resolve stress, anxiety and phobias. more

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Quality-of-Life Program May Help Cancer Patients

A therapy program focused on improving quality of life can help people being treated for advanced cancer, researchers from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, have found. more

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Fruit and Vegetable School Programs Help a Little

School-based programs aimed at getting children to eat more fruits and vegetables were somewhat successful in a new review of the interventions – although kids were more likely to up their servings of fruit than vegetables. more

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Texas Mother of Three to Get First Double Arm Transplant in the U.S.

Katy Hayes, a woman who had all her limbs amputated after developing a deadly infection more than two years ago, is set to become to first American to undergo a double arm transplant. more

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