Turning to alternative medicine for a cure (The Borneo Post)
IT’S hardly surprising that a growing number of people in Asian society are turning to what is called alternative (and probably harmless) medicine to cure what are medically deemed ‘incurable’ conditions.
Web offers plenty of alternative treatments (The Oklahoman)
Whether it's cleaning your ears with a candle or creating a vacuum to cure a cold, the Internet offers plenty of alternative treatments for whatever ails you. A Web search for "alternative medicine” returns millions of hits, but verifying how well these methods work often is difficult since anyone can post a Web site. The term describes treatments that don't fall into the category of ...
15 essentials - Important items for your medicine chest (The Gleaner)
What should parents stock in their medicine cabinets? Pediatrician and Courier & Press columnist Dr. Betsy Neahring provides these suggestions.
Herbal Medicine: Preparing Your Alternative Cure In Your Own Kitchen (Turks.US)
Not all health-related problems require complicated modern medical treatments and expensive synthetic medicines available today; you don’t necessarily have to spend hundred of dollars just to get rid of common colds and coughs.
Bone Marrow Alternative: Stem Cells From Umbilical Cord May Be Used To Treat Hepatic Diseases (Science Daily)
Researchers from the Universities of Granada and León have shown that mononuclear blood cells from human umbilical cord can be an effective alternative to bone marrow. This work, to be published in the journal Cell Transplantation, could potentially mean a great advance in regenerative hepatic medicine.
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