DOCTOR AND NURSE Physicians Get Shrinking Slice of Healthcare Spending by Robert Lowes From Medscape See Dr. Pinna’s comments below… May 18, 2012 — A new study from the actuarial and consulting firm Milliman lays most of the blame for runaway healthcare costs at the [...]
A new study, reported in Medscape Medical News, states that walking two hours or more per week protects women against stroke. Women who walk 2 or more hours a week, especially at a brisk pace, are significantly less likely to experience any type of stroke than women who do not walk, according to long-term follow-up [...]
Genetic deficiencies can be present in any area of the body.
Every molecule requires a gene as a template.
If something is not working, get tested.
AGE 25 HIGH HEELS AGE 55 HALLUX VALGUS Smart Girls Wear Flats, Leave Heels Behind By Rachelle Bergstein – May 16, 2012 From Bloomberg See Dr. Pinna’s comments below… Not everyone was a big fan of the stiletto. Just like Christian Dior’s voluptuous, bell-shaped skirts, the tall, thin heels [...]
Azithromycin (Z PAK) May up Chance of Sudden Cardiac Death by Marlene Busko From Medscape See Dr. Pinna’s comments below… May 16, 2012 (Nashville, Tennessee) During a five-day course of azithromycin, patients had a small, increased risk of sudden cardiac death compared with those receiving amoxicillin or [...]
May 20, 2012 Exercise Associated with Reduced Cancer Recurrence By Gabe Mirkin, M.D. See Dr. Pinna’s comments below… Spectacular news for the 14 million Americans living today with a diagnosis of cancer This week, two impressive medical studies show that exercise helps to prevent recurrence of [...]
Nail Fungus affects half a billion people.
Onychomycosis is ugly, but not dangerous.
There may be a natural cure.
The present tests for detecting breast cancer are inadequate. Breast cancer is often detected too late by mammograms.
A blood test would give women a better chance for a cure.
