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Fukushima Fallout: It's No Chernobyl, We Hope!
Time will tell how the long term effects of Fukushima will ‘fall out’. The stark reality is what occurred in Japan could happen anywhere! So, be ready for the next one
Best of Best
M.A.S.H. - Martinis, Medicine, and Madness
The popularity and social impact of MASH can’t be denied. It is one of the most widely syndicated TV series in the world
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STEM CELLS...It's Our Future
Stem cell therapy is probably one of the most promising medical advancements this century. Yet the politically charged embryonic stem cell issue has stymied research. But there is good news for your future!
Heads or Tails
Bottled Water, Nothing is Really Clear or Pure
Besides cluttering up the planet, bottled water may not be as healthy as you think!
Cutting Edge
The Latest STD... Head and Neck Cancer
The incidence of head and neck cancers is going down. The bad news is another type of head and neck cancer is on the rise and is related to a common STI...HPV the same virus implicated in cervical cancer. Could oral sex play a role?
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest: Cool the Body, Save the Brain
Evidence suggests that the number of people resuscitated from SCA without significant brain damage may double simply by using hypothermia. Yet most hospitals and EMS systems have not embraced it. Why?
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Medical Helicopters - Are They Worth the Risk?
Medical transport by air remains controversial primarily because of its cost and safety record. Do medical helos really make a difference?
Heads or Tails
Water Fluoridation, Has It Outlived Its Usefulness?
Tap water fluoridation has been around for over 65 years. But is it more harmful than beneficial? Many countries have already banned its use, so why hasn't the United States?
Best of Best
Thalidomide - The Real Story & The First Seal Baby
Thalidomide, despite its sordid past is undergoing a sort of renaissance and is being manufactured and used worldwide for a variety of illnesses including leprosy
Cutting Edge
The Evolving Face of Cosmetic Surgery
Minimally invasive procedures, from thread and liquid lifts to body contouring and facial rejuvenation, have moved the traditional facelift to the back of the bus. And it doesn't cost an arm or a leg
