Chinese root may treat alcoholism

Researchers believe a Chinese root could treat people suffering from alcoholism. The root, known as kudzu, has been shown to curb the amount of beer or alcohol a person consumes. It’s one of several Chinese remedies being studied in the …
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The warning signs of diabetes in children

Two months ago, Maury Sever took his twelve-year-old boy to the hospital. His son, William, seemed tired lately and had experienced weight loss. “Something was off,” Sever said. “He’s an active kid and it just didn’t seem right that he …
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Is erectile dysfunction an indicator of heart disease?

A recent study shows erectile dysfunction may warn of heart disease. The warning signs A study involving 221 patients shows men suffering with erectile dysfunction were more likely to have heart problems. Forty-three percent of men with ED, compared to …
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Pay-to-play sports leaves students on the sidelines

Playing school sports isn’t cheap. Whether a child is involved in dance, hockey or football, the cost can add up. Many schools across the country are asking parents to pay even more now that budgets are shrinking in a tough …
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Study: Patients Sent Home too Early after Surgery

A new study shows doctors are sending some patients home too soon after surgery. The push to get patients out of the beds is all based on money. The quicker another patient can fill a bed, the more money the …
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Study: Misdiagnosing MS is costing millions

A new study shows doctors are misdiagnosing patients with MS. This error not only pushes patients into unnecessary and potentially harmful treatment, but it also puts a financial strain on the health care system. Researchers from Oregon Health & Science …
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Student designs playground for autistic children

A Kansas State University student is designing a playground for children with autism. Most playgrounds are overwhelming for autistic children because of the number of children and activities in a confined space. Chelsey King, a master’s student at Kansas State, …
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New erectile dysfunction medication approved

The FDA has approved a new erectile dysfunction medication that could cut into Viagra’s stronghold on the market. Newest medication to hit the market Avanafil, which will be sold under the brand name Stendra, is the first new drug in …
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Study: Too many people self diagnose allergies incorrectly

Allergies plague a lot of people, but what if your symptoms aren’t allergies?  The runny nose, itchy eyes, and fever could be a sinus infection not run-of-the-mill allergies.  A new survey shows people are diagnosing themselves, and suffering longer because …
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What Causes Erectile Dysfunction? 6 Current Medical Opinions

Erectile dysfunction, or ED, is a man’s inability to achieve and erection or to maintain an erection for sexual activity. It is not the same as other sexual difficulties like lack of desire, or problems with ejaculation. Though accurate statistics …
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