What Doctors Don't Tell YouAn aspirin a day may not, after all, be the great cancer preventative suggested by several studies. ...
Evidence continues to accumulate about the benefits of walking over other forms of exercise. ...
First, the bad news. New estimates suggest that more than 2000 people die in UK hospitals every year as a direct result of staff errors. The far worse news is that the figures are wildly conservative, partly because very few hospital staff members...
Reader's Corner
Reader's Corner
Your article on human energy fields (WDDTY, vol 12 no 7) has shed light (if I can put it like that) on a number of things.
As every other unruly or spirited child is today labelled as having ‘ADHD’ (attention-deficit/hyperactive disorder), so many older people who start to lose their mental acuity are diagnosed as having Alzheimer’s disease (AD).
The underactive thyroid has been a recognised and potentially mortal illness for over a century now, but the incidence of the condition seems to be increasing, and its treatment less effective than ever.
Glutamine, an amino acid, can help reduce the serious side effects of chemotherapy treatment, researchers have found. ...
Supplementation with vitamins C and E may be beneficial in the prevention of pre-eclampsia, a new study reveals. ...
