Demi Lovato: Start Conversations on Living Well with Mental Illness
by Natasha Tracy - February 28th, 2017
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Is Mental Viagra a Real Thing?
by Liubov Edwards - February 23rd, 2017
Kisspeptin, a hormone, found in chocolate, is responsible for the voracious sexual appetite of young people during puberty. Scientists have found that an injection of the hormone triggers a chemical reaction in the brain which can make people feeling sexy, romantic and turned on.
How Modern Health Care is Being Revolutionized by Social Media
by CANPharmacyKing - February 20th, 2017
Social media has helped change many industries for the better. One sector that has had the most impact in recent years is the health industry. Social media along with the Internet has revolutionized the way people find and view Health Care information. Patients no longer have to wait over the phone or in medical practices to get the information they seek.
Brain Benefits from Mediterranean Diet
by Liubov Edwards - February 15th, 2017
A new study reveals that following a Mediterranean diet has a positive impact on brain health in elderly people.
Will FDA Approvals in 2017 Fair Better Than 2016?
by Carissa Andrew - February 6th, 2017
Got Kidney Stones? Try Roller Coaster
by Liubov Edwards - February 1st, 2017
A pang in the back, a kick to the lower abdomen and an urgency in the bladder - are the most common symptoms that often come with passing a kidney stone. It is unpleasant, but it is better to displace little stones before they become big ones and their removal may require a surgical operation.
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The purpose of the above content is to raise awareness only and does not advocate treatment or diagnosis. This information should not be substituted for your physician's consultation and it should not indicate that use of the drug is safe and suitable for you or your (pet). Seek professional medical advice and treatment if you have any questions or concerns.
