Don’t Believe the ‘Hype’: This New Book Separates Health Fact from Fiction Live Science Dr. Nina Shapiro is used to getting questions. After all, she’s both a surgeon and a professor at UCLA. And at a time when people are having a hard time … >View original article Author:
Alternative Medicine and Diabetes; Use of Complementary Treatments Diabetes In Control Alternative medicine and diabetes: herbal therapies and acupuncture among the most common alternative therapies used by patients with diabetes. >View original article Author:
Successful alternative treatment for relapsed adult acute lymphoblasti | OTT Dove Medical Press Successful alternative treatment for relapsed adult acute lymphoblastic leukemia with dendritic cells-cytokine-induced killer cells combined with a … >View original article Author:
Getting Sober Curious Is the New Dry January Cosmopolitan.com Thanks to the Dry January alternative, more people are getting high on being (sort of) dry. >View original article Author:
Congress Is Forming a Bipartisan Alternative Medicine Caucus American Council on Science and Health Open displays of bipartisanship are rare these days and, as such, should be applauded. Unfortunately, a recent example of bipartisanship promotes junk … >View original article Author:
Tree of Life Market closing down in Clarksville Clarksville Leaf Chronicle The Tree of Life Market, located at 30 Crossland Ave., is closing down Dec. 22, four years after it opened to offer specialty items, such as organic foods, … >View original article Author:
The Alternative Medicine Racket: How the Feds Fund Quacks Reason The NIH has spent $5.5 billion on bringing quackery—from faith healing to homeopathy—right into the heart of the American medical establishment. >View original article Author:
Surgeon General Believes It’s High Time For Marijuana Reclassification Forbes At the close of 2018, the U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams made a bold move, and called on the federal government to rethink marijuana’s classification as … >View original article Author:
Nonaddictive Opioid Alternative Shows Promise in Monkey Study Live Science A new drug, called AT-121, successfully relieved pain in rhesus monkeys without resulting in harmful side effects or causing the monkeys to become addicted. >View original article Author:
‘Fake’ women’s health centers a better alternative than abortion | Opinion Tallahassee.com People of faith and of no faith alike can agree that women should have alternatives to the killing of defenseless unborn babies. >View original article Author: