May 2005 - Page 2 of 6 - Health Sciences Institute - Official Site
GI bleeding linked to NSAIDs and SSRIs
Read more...NSAID statistic in a Reuters article reviewed medical records for nearly 550 patients with GI bleeding. They found that ongoing use of SSRIs posed approximately the same risk for GI bleeding as NSAID use.
The battle between good bacteria and bad bacteria
Read more...At virtually every moment there’s a widespread battle being waged between good bacteria and bad bacteria.
Saffron might be an effective antidepressant
Read more...So, what does the price of saffron have to do with health? Plenty, as it turns out. In fact, new research shows that saffron just might be an effective antidepressant.
Can Americans follow health guidelines?
Read more...according to a Reuters report, the Michigan State University researchers who conducted the survey were surprised to find that only three percent of Americans follow all four of these health guidelines
How many calories are you burning?
Read more...How many calories are you burning? That question, of course, calls to mind the necessity of burning the calories we use to fuel our bodies.
Effectiveness of acupuncture in relieving back pain
Read more...But we do have some new research that indicates the effectiveness of acupuncture in relieving back pain in humans.
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