PSA: French Maid TV Demonstrates CPR

-in my humble opinion, this is the single best mV entry; -ever.

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Posted by Will on 06/19/07 | Comments (0) | Email to a friend |

Prevent Disease by Reducing Inflammation

(-not really an answer, but more of an idea to start a discussion; either here, or with your doctor-)

There are an increasing number of diseases and ailments that are linked to types of Inflammation. --Some cancers, diabetes, dementia, Alzheimer's, arthritis and others.

Since many people already take Aspirin on a daily basis

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Posted by Will on 03/ 7/06 | Comments (0) | Email to a friend |

Gardasil Stupendously Effective at Preventing Some Cervical Cancers

A recently concluded study by Merck & Co. on its drug Gardasil showed extraordinary promise at preventing some types of cervical cancer.

The drug which involves technology licensed from CSL Ltd. in Australia, was the center of a study on 12,000+ women aged 16 to 26 in 13 countries all around the world.

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Posted by Will on 10/ 6/05 | Comments (0) | Email to a friend |

Selenium May Reduce Several Cancer Rates

Chief author Dr. Larry Clark, Bruce W. Turnbull and others at Cornell and the University of Arizona have written a study on Selenium and its effects on cancer. It was funded by the NIH and others.

The study was originally targeted at testing efficacy of Selenium on Skin Cancer in populations where the trace mineral content is lower in the local soil. These regions include the Upper Midwest, Northeast and Florida. ...[more]

Posted by Will on 05/20/05 | Comments (2) | Email to a friend |

Encouraging Research on Turmeric

Researchers at the University of Texas Anderson Cancer Center, Kumamoto University and the University of Rochester Cancer Center are finding some encouraging results in early tests involving the yellow spice, Turmeric.

Their early results suggest it may help slow multiple myeloma and possibly other types of

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Posted by Will on 05/ 9/05 | Comments (0) | Email to a friend |

How to Live to be 100

Okinawa or bust, -sonny!

Scientists are on the trail to decoding what makes the oldest people such amazing survivors.
In studies like: The New England Centenarian Study, a Swedish Study on Twins in 1998 and others, they are trying to separate the anecdotal from the real science, or better, use it to track down what is actually happening.

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Posted by Will on 05/ 4/05 | Comments (0) | Email to a friend |