By admin on Jul 24, 2008 in Uncategorized | comments(0)
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Mediterranean Diet Cuts Risk of Cancer
By admin on Jul 2, 2008 in Featured, Uncategorized | comments(0)
Mediterranean diet ‘cuts cancer’
The Mediterranean diet is rich in fruit and vegetables
Adopting just a couple of elements of the Mediterranean diet could cut the risk of cancer by 12%, say scientists.
A study of 26,000 Greek people found just using more olive oil alone cut the risk by 9%.
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Diabetes in Children
By admin on Jul 1, 2008 in Child Obesity, Featured, Uncategorized | comments(0)
Recent media reports have suggested that children’s diabetes is sometimes not recognised until complications develop.
Many children are being admitted to hospital for emergency diabetes treatment. And many children are admitted to hospital with complications of diabetes, such as diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA).
What are the signs of diabetes?
Many people may not know the symptoms of diabetes. Would you know what to look for in your child?
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Eastern Medicine For Western Disease
By admin on Apr 7, 2008 in Uncategorized | comments(0)
Traditional Chinese Medicine also known as TCM is becoming a popular form of medical treatment in countries where western medicine is practiced, in addition to being a huge part of the health care system of China. Studies being preformed by health care providers in the west are beginning to show the great potential benefits of this traditional oriental medical practice. Traditional Chinese medicine has been found to be able to ease the side effects of prescription medications and medical treatments such as chemotherapy and successfully treat several types of chronic illnesses. This type of traditional oriental medicine is also being shown to be quite helpful in the treatment of common illnesses such as a cold. Some of the reasons supporting these findings include the following.
RSI is not the End of the World
By admin on Mar 14, 2008 in Uncategorized | comments(0)
Repetitive strain injury, RSI, occurs when you strain a muscle because you repeat the same motion again and again or simply put, muscle overuse.
The symptoms include loss of range of motion in the affected area, a burning sensation, tingling, or even numbness. Many of the people who suffer from RSI work on an assembly line, computer work, or any other favorite physical activity.
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PAIN and FATIGUE in the UPPER LIMBS
By admin on Feb 26, 2008 in Uncategorized | comments(1)
Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition that causes fatigue, pain in the muscles and ligaments (the bands of tissuethat connect bone to bone), and tender areas in certain points of the body.
Around 9 out of 10 of those affected by fibromyalgia are women. In most cases, fibromyalgia develops between the ages of 30 and 60, but it can develop in people of any age, including children and the elderly. Around 1 in 100 people develop fibromyalgia at some point in their life and there are around 14,700 new cases in the UK each year.
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ENORMOUS COST of RSI to EUROPE
By admin on Feb 14, 2008 in Featured, Uncategorized | comments(0)
The Cost of Work Related Upper Limb Disorders
Attempts to tackle upper-limb disorders in workers should focus on psychological factors such as work-stress as well as physical risk factors, according to new research.A major study conducted by the Robens Centre for Health Ergonomics on behalf of the Health and Safety Executive followed over 3,000 worker over a 15-month period to assess role of work-stress and other psychological factors in the development of musculoskeletal disorders.
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Children at risk from RSI and Upper Limb Disorder
By admin on Nov 21, 2007 in Uncategorized | comments(0)
Children at Risk from Upper Limb Disorders
There is increasing concern about the adverse effects on children from excessive computer, texting and mobile telephone use. But this concern is largely limited to the social and psychological effects and not to the physical damage which can be inflicted on the soft tissues of a child’s hands and forearms. Even the reports of the Royal Ergonomic Society and other authoritative organisations make no reference to possible physical damage in the upper limbs from mobile telephone and computer use by children.