What Doctors Don't Tell YouTHE DRUG WORKS: But please don't ask for any proof
Aspirin, often touted as a cheap effective medicine for heart patients, may only be of real benefit to those who have lower systolic blood pressure (SBP). Even so, it is not clear if the potentia ...
Anyone who doubted the idiocy of animal experimentation for medical purposes might ponder the following test which sets out to show if exercise can improve the mind. ...
Doctors who claim that alcohol can be heart protective may need to rethink their views. ...
Green tea can help prevent heart attack and liver disorders. The same benefits were not found in black tea, the variety drunk in the West. ...
Patients' rights have taken a step forward in Europe. The Declaration on the Promotion of Patients' Rights in Europe has been unanimously endorsed by 36 European nations, although the Department o ...
Silicone breast implants may be banned in Europe if a European Union initiative is successful. The implants have been banned in the US since 1992 after 72 per cent of them ruptured and 10 per cent ...
And so the witchhunt continues. Last month, as we detailed in Second Opinion, the General Medical Council banned Dr Barry Durrant-Peatfield, the Surrey based doctor whose crime was to successfully ...
Dry eyes, bloodshot eyes and gritty-eye problems can all be eased and cured with vitamin B2 - riboflavin.
As I suffer from nasal polyps, I was interested to read in WDDTY (vol 12 no 7) that avoidance of salicylates might help.
