Breastfeeding May Protect Women Against Breast Cancer

October 13th, 2008

According to a study, breastfeeding may offer broad protection against breast cancer that extends to women who delay having children.

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Neonatal Sepsis - A Threat To Newly Born Infants

October 11th, 2008

Newborns are susceptible to infection because of their underdeveloped immune system. For that very reason, standards in hospital infection control should be strictly enforced starting at birth.

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Preventing Seafood-borne Diseases

October 9th, 2008

Seafoods are actually and remarkably safe to eat. It accounts for no more than ten percent of all the reported food-borne diseases.

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Minute Traces Of Melamine In Most Foods Are Not Harmful - FDA

October 7th, 2008

Since melamine has set off a global food safety scare, the consuming public has raised the health concerns of most foods tainted with the chemical.

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How Attachment Parenting Bring Out The Best In Babies

October 5th, 2008

Parents who decided to adapt a more natural way of rearing their children called attachment parenting (AP), a term coined by a famous pediatrician and father of eight.

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Green Charcoal - An Eco Friendly Invention

October 3rd, 2008

Green charcoal is a good alternative to expensive liquefied petroleum gas. The technology is slowly but surely invading the homes and it’s energy efficient, cheap and eco friendly.

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Coping Up With Dry Eye Syndrome

October 1st, 2008

Do you often feel a burning, itching sensation in your eyes after using the computer for a long time? Have you noticed your eyes getting tired for no apparent reason?

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More Agricultural Investments Needed to Alleviate Hunger

September 28th, 2008

The International Research Institute (IRRI) called for sustained global reinvestment in agriculture to cut soaring food prices that it said have made seventy five million more people hungry.

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Security Gadgets Cited Against Lawlessness

September 26th, 2008

After 9/11 law enforcers and security officers are turning to wireless surveillance cameras and communication system to secure and protect transport terminals, airports, seaports, subway trains, property, government offices, business establishments and even schools in many parts of the world in the fight against terrorism and lawlessness.

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Can Bitter Melon Effective In The Treatment Of Diabetes?

September 24th, 2008

Bitter Melon (Momordicin Charantia) or ampalaya, paliya, amargoso  as they are known in Philippine local dialects can neither cure nor prevent diabetes, but it can help control the disease.

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