2008 June

Tim Russert's death highlights need for sudden cardiac arrest education

Sudden cardiac arrest claims more lives in the U.S. each year than stroke, lung cancer, breast cancer, and AIDS combined.

Thermography is the safer choice for breast cancer screening

An HSI member named Gino knows a thing or two about the right and wrong way to screen for breast cancer.

Chemicals in food coloring make some kids hyperactive

Apparently St. John's wort is one of the top three botanicals used by parents who choose non-drug treatments to address ADHD in their kids.

Headlines from the future

Here are some "Headlines from the Year 2029."

Our health care freedom is under attack again

An HSI member writes: "In Canada the government is trying to ram through on the fast track legislation, which will CRIMINALISE using supplements and herbal products. Passing the Bill would have very serious consequences not only for the public in Canada but in the USA, as well…"

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2008 June

Tim Russert's death highlights need for sudden cardiac arrest education

Thermography is the safer choice for breast cancer screening

Chemicals in food coloring make some kids hyperactive

Headlines from the future

Our health care freedom is under attack again

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