or no brown fat cells said Dr. Clifford Rosen a professor of medicine at Tufts University who wasn't involved in the study.
Cold burns fat Brown fat cells are currently a subject of intense research as a target for anti-obesity drugs said Dr. Soren Snitker a medical researcher at the University of Maryland School of medicine
a doctor pulls a baby from an incision in the mother's abdomen. Within seconds the newborn has launched into a squalling cry.
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#Could an Avocado a Day Keep the Doctor Away? Eating avocados regularly may improve the quality of your diet
In each case researchers encountered problems that needed to be overcome with trial and error said Dr. Robert Lanza chief scientific officer at the biotech company Advanced Cell Technology which works on cell therapies
and longevity study researcher Dr. Charles Fuchs of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston said in a statement.
The researchers analyzed information from more than 76000 female nurses and more than 42000 male physicians from the 1980s to 2010.
Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum a preventive cardiologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New york who was involved not in the study said the findings reaffirm the known benefits of nuts.
but doctors may want to determine the condition s cause for those whose symptoms are severe and/or ongoing.
Studies have shown levels of chemicals detected in e-cigarettes'vapor are 1000 times lower than in tobacco smoke said Dr. Michael Siegel a professor of community health sciences at the Boston University School
You may have known that changes were afoot in the fast-food restaurants most vilified by doctors for serving unhealthy fare.
Analyses by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM) has found that most fast-food salads are not any more healthful than a greasy burger.
when eating at fast-food restaurants said Ulka Agarwal chief medical officer for the Washington D c.-based PCRM a health-advocacy group that also conducts its own research.
The current study adds a valuable piece of information to this larger picture about how optimists go about getting healthier said Dr. Hilary Tindle a doctor of internal medicine at the University of Pittsburgh.
or schizophrenia said Dr. Ski Chilton professor of physiology and pharmacology at Wake Forest School of medicine who was involved not in the study.
Dr. Michael Okun national medical director for the National Parkinson Foundation who was involved not in the study called the findings interesting
which are similarly dangerous Dr. Tim Mcafee director of the CDC's Office on Smoking
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My doctor tells me they're'poison 'and to avoid eggs because they'll increase my cholesterol.
The September 2012 study published in the journal Soft Matter by Dr. Bhushan and engineering graduate student Greg Bixler shows that rice leaves
I would not rule it out Dr. Montserrat Torremorell of the University of Minnesota's College of Veterinary medicine told Reuters. There is a chance that airborne contaminated feces may have played a role in the rapid dissemination of the disease she said.
because I'm a journalist not a physician. If you have a problem digesting fruit juices
and this is interfering with your life you should see your doctor and get a check-up.
A doctor can confirm if you have one of these conditions. Â If you would like to read more columns you can order a copy of How to be a Healthy Geezer at http://www. healthygeezer. com. All rights reserved@2013 by Fred Cicetti r
I thank Dr. Lori Marino executive director of the Kimmela Center for Animal Advocacy for calling my attention to this documentary and for contributing to this essay.
The Incas developed a paste made out of ground peanuts as far back as 950 B c. In the United states according to the National Peanut Board Dr. John Harvey Kellogg of cereal fame invented a version
A St louis physician may have developed peanut butter as a protein substitute for people who had poor teeth
Primary care doctors are often the first to diagnose GERD by taking a detailed history of symptoms according to the Mayo Clinic.
If the symptoms are severe enough a primary care doctor may refer a patient to a gastroenterologist who may order further imaging tests such as an Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD.
Doctors may also order a oebarium swallow where patients literally swallow a barium-laced drink
Each X-ray allows doctors to track the barium as the person digests the drink. By using a catheter running from the nose down to the throat doctors may also use a probe to monitor the amount of stomach acid in the esophagus in a technique called esophageal ph monitoring.
Doctors may also perform an esophageal manometry to measure the pressure where the throat joins the stomach by using a catheter.
Many medications and prevention measures can relieve the symptoms of GERD. Over-the-counter antacids can provide quick relief by neutralizing stomach acid.
Doctors advise losing no more than two pounds a week according to the Mayo Clinic. In addition to counting calories the U s. Department of agriculture recommends cooking whole grains varying vegetables focusing on fruit
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if you need a gluten-free diet 1. Have a complete check-up with your family physician. 2. Consult with appropriate specialists such as an allergist for wheat allergy and a gastroenterologist for celiac or another gastrointestinal disease.
or celiac disease visit a registered dietitian to verify that you are eating a balanced diet with plenty of nutrient-dense naturally fiber-rich foods
Doctors diagnose gluten sensitivity when both allergic (wheat allergy) and autoimmune mechanisms (celiac disease) have been ruled out through diagnosis by exclusion criteria;
Anyone giving gluten-free dietary advice should be registered a dietitian with R. D. listed after his or her name.
But the new findings add to growing evidence that the virus likely needs to undergo just a few genetic mutations to gain the ability to spread between people said Dr. Richard Webby a bird flu expert at St jude Children's Research
whether a person falls ill with flu including their overall health researchers like to study flu viruses in animals under controlled conditions to better understand how they spread said study researcher Dr. Richard Webby a bird-flu expert at St jude
William S. Bigelow an American physician living in Japan and botanist Charles S. Sargent sent cherry trees to the Morris Arboretum in Philadelphia in the 1890s for example and the Imperial Botanic Garden
Yet doctors remain divided over whether the fruit is truly effective in treating UTIS. The largest analysis to date a review of 24 studies including more than 4400 patients published in 2012 in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews suggests that any positive effect is minimal at best.
Antibiotics remain for now the UTI treatment of choice among most medical doctors. Christopher Wanjek is the author of a new novel Hey Einstein!
Many nutritionists complained early on that the program was aligned more to the USDA's agenda of helping commercial farmers than feeding poor children.
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But the Sahel's native trees like Dr. Seuss'fantastical colorful truffula trees in his tale The Lorax are far more than they appear.
All the women were enrolled in the ongoing Nurses'Health Study II which is exploring the influence of diet and lifestyle on women's health.
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If an apple a day keeps the doctor away just think of what would happen if Americans ate as many as nine to 13 servings 4. 5 to 6. 5 cups of fruits and vegetables.
and a low-fat vegetarian diet such as those developed by Dr. Dean Ornish and Robert Pritikin recommend eating more fruits and veggies.
or early December these females stay in dens on land to give birth to cubs and nurse them.
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However nutritionists say that if this is not done carefully the diet can be unhealthy. In a recent poll 30 percent of adults said they wanted to cut down
For most other people a gluten-free diet won't provide a benefit said Katherine Tallmadge a dietitian and the author of Diet Simple (Lifeline Press 2011.
Before you switch to a gluten-free diet you should be evaluated by your family physician
However nutritionists say that if this is not done carefully the diet can be unhealthy. In a recent poll 30 percent of adults said they wanted to cut down
For most other people a gluten-free diet won't provide a benefit said Katherine Tallmadge a dietitian and the author of Diet Simple (Lifeline Press 2011.
Before you switch to a gluten-free diet you should be evaluated by your family physician
and the development of heart disease said study researcher Dr. Stanley Hazen section head of preventive cardiology at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland Ohio.
thus spread to other fields giving rise to merchants teachers doctors and other specialists. There are positions it seems in
which is that people can contract bird flu at poultry markets said Dr. Richard Webby a bird flu expert
or that the markets are the only source of infection said Dr. Andy Pavia chief of the University of Utah's Division of Pediatric Infectious diseases and chair of the influenza advisory committee at the Infectious disease Society of America.
While the chromatic colors of pee are amazing doctors are interested usually more in the contents of urine.
and all are worth a trip to the doctor. More benignly eating a lot of beets can turn your pee pink.
when the babies nurse Gabriel said. The UC Davis group is now testing barn owls which rely more heavily on rodents for food than fisher cats do.
In the 18th century William Withering a British physician and friend of Erasmus Darwin used infusions of foxglove with surprising success to treat dropsy a disease now known as edema that can cause swelling bad enough to rip open the skin.
and pills alike should be taken under the supervision of a physician. That said the botanist does believe there is some unnecessary fear about herbal medicine.
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Practitioners believe eating the placenta can ward off postpartum depression but doctors say there isn't any evidence so far that it's necessary in any well-nourished humans.</
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Pregnant women who drink raw milk may face a fivefold increase in risk of the parasite infection toxoplasmosis the doctors'group said;
Even doctors who prescribe and live by a vegan diet caution their patients against attempting a raw diet.
and work counter to good health. 7 Medical Myths Even Doctors Believe This article addresses five such principles that are either half true or completely false.
The enzyme theory for raw foods dates back to Edward Howell a physician who published a book on enzymes in the 1940s primarily citing research from the 1920s and 30s.
asked Caldwell Esselstyn of the Cleveland Clinic the doctor who convinced Bill clinton to adopt a plant-based diet.
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 Such programs are also good for hands-on learners who may not be getting much out of a traditional learning environment said Kalich a dietitian who has designed
Many parents and caregivers wish to encourage children to investigate the world but are unsure about their own ability to introduce science skills.
Dr. Chris Kellogg who studies the microbiomes of deep-sea corals works at the United states Geological Survey (USGS). She's one of about 8500 scientists at the agency
and kidney disease researchers led by Arjan Kwakernaak a medical doctor and a Ph d. candidate at the University Medical center Groningen in The netherlands analyzed kidney profiles and waist-to-hip ratios in 315 healthy individuals with an average body mass index (BMI) of about 25 kg
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Exceptions would be made for people who had a doctor's prescription for the drug  according to the bill.
I think it s a great thing said Dr. Bradley Flansbaum a hospitalist at Lenox Hill Hospital in N y. Knowing that tobacco is public enemy No. 1 in preventive illness...
and destruction it causes said Dr. Amy Lukowski clinical director of Health Initiatives Programs for the National Jewish Health Center in Denver.
I think we should try said Dr. David Katz director of the Prevention Research center at Yale university School of medicine.
Experts say the Mediterranean diet is indeed one of the healthiest diets on the planet said Katherine Tallmadge a dietitian and the author of Diet Simple (Lifeline Press 2011.
what Americans are eating now said Deborah Enos a certified nutritionist and a health coach in the Seattle area.
#Six Science-Based Strategies to Beat Holiday Bloat (Op-Ed) Katherine Tallmadge M. A r. D. is registered a dietitian noted motivational and wellness speaker author of Diet Simple:
Or even your doctor who is thrilled with your improved health and blood test results Here are six slimming strategies for surviving the holidays without the bloat. 1. Beware variety.
what to do with the leftovers may help avoid a candy overdose said Vandana Sheth a registered dietitian based in Los angeles and a spokeswoman for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Top treats Nutritionists suggest choosing smaller fun size candies and looking for the healthier dark-chocolate versions.
and could pose a public health risk said Dr. Pieter Cohen an assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical school
and a general internist at Cambridge Health Alliance in Boston who was involved not in the study.
and if they experience side effects from supplements with this ingredient they should notify their doctor as well as the FDA Cohen said.
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However Dr. Khaled al-Doumi director of a medical center near the site of the alleged attack told Al Jazeera Medically speaking the symptoms indicate that poisoning was a result of phosphorous compounds that could be caused by organic insecticides or sarin gas.
The biggest thing is just keeping it simple said Cassie from Dietitiancassie. com (whose last name is registered Bjork) a licensed dietitian and health coach.
And for those who eat nuts one option is to make the crust out of nuts Franziska Spritzler a registered dietitian
and eyebrows and splash burns to the face said Dr. Robert Glatter an emergency physician at Lenox Hill Hospital in New york. Avoiding Fried Turkey Disaster (Infographic) People also drop their turkeys causing second-degree burns to the tops
Sometimes while people are carving the turkey they skewer themselves with pieces of turkey bone said Dr. Joseph Garber the director of emergency medicine at Syosset Hospital in New york. 3. Overindulging One of the most common problems around Thanksgiving as one might guess involves eating
Doctors call it holiday heart. Normally hydration is all that's needed to treat it.
or intestinal blockage said Dr. Rick Nelson an emergency physician at The Ohio State university Wexner Medical center in Columbus Ohio.
It's important to keep refrigerated items cold especially perishable items said Dr. Mike Patrick an emergency pediatrician at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus Ohio.
while wearing a helmet made out of a raw turkey the doctor said. But the unconventional headgear was actually helpful The turkey prevented him from suffering serious head injury Glatter said. 6. In-law anguish For some spending the holidays with family is a terrifying prospect.
She told Dr. Sally Sperring of Southern Indiana Physician group'Last January I married a wonderful man.
Medical practitioners for example can use the presence of certain molecules in blood or tissue to diagnose
Remien's models also help doctors estimate the extent of liver damage following overdose of acetaminophen (the active ingredient in some pain medicines) which is crucial for determining patient survival.
I have been fortunate to work with a range of people from ecologists to medical doctors asking very different questions.
Our modeling efforts offer insight into the nature of the dynamics of an overdose and hopefully will be able to better guide physicians in determining
Dr. Michael Siegel from Boston University's School of Public health is a firm believer in the power of e-cigarettes to help smokers quit
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If you're talking any prescription medications talk to your doctor before adding any herbal supplement.
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Dr. Robert Gorkin is a Strategic Development Officer at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science (ACES.
and nurse it for several months afterward during the young-at-foot stage when the juvenile kangaroo permanently exits the pouch.
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Parents and caregivers should be familiar with techniques to rescue their children if choking does occur.
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And how can the medical community prevent this from happening again? The second question is probably the most important as the consequences of poor choices only become apparent years later.
This is the message that my mother received from physicians and the media. Avoid butter buy margarine.
The recent decision by the FDA and the 30 years of data demonstrating the damage of trans fats are clear evidence that the medical community's artificial efforts were not successful.
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For patients with coronary artery disease AHA recommends 1000 mg daily or double the seafood requirement (but never above 3000 mg without a doctor's supervision.
So people with compromised immune systems should take large doses only with a doctor's advice.
or high blood pressure said study researcher Dr. Xu Yuming a neurologist at Zhengzhou University in China. 7 Ways to Raise Your Risk of Stroke Before you begin taking any supplements you should always talk to your doctor Yuming said.
The researchers led by Dr. Michael J. Orlich of Loma Linda University in California (a Seventh-Day Adventist institution) analyzed the diets of 73308 Seventh-Day Adventists.
and meats according to Dr. Robert Baron of the University of California San francisco who wrote an editorial accompanying the new findings in the journal.
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Another problem with the term is that some so-called superfoods fall in and out of favor with dieticians such as coffee or eggs.
Most doctors say the benefits of eating fish far outweigh the risk of harming your health from the mercury these fish contain.
In cases of gluten intolerance doctors typically recommend a gluten-free diet. Patients must avoid eating any foods
Doctors and researchers who specialize in allergies prefer the term allergic rhinitis because hay is not the culprit
Once they are diagnosed with a seasonal allergy an individual allergy treatment program can be prescribed for their relief Dr. Bassett said.
Patients currently undergoing cancer treatment should speak with their doctors before taking melatonin supplements. Melatonin may increase the strength of the immune system
People with immune system disorders should speak with a doctor before taking melatonin supplements as melatonin may weaken the effectiveness of immunosuppressants.
But for results that can be trusted doctors look for many human trials of a chemical with many participants.
Dr. Emma Frances Angell Drake described the birds and bees in a section of the publication The Story of Life which was widely distributed between 1893 and 1930.
However some experts including twenty-two dieticians who participated in a 2013 U s. News and World Report survey of 29 popular diets find the Paleo diet wanting.
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 This approach is a major strength of Boehm's research according to Hilary Tindle a physician at the University of Pittsburgh.
and Lots of Confusion An enduring mantra among nutritionists from both a vegetarian and carnivorous perspective has been to eat more whole grains to reduce the risk of heart disease type 2 diabetes and colon cancer.
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Pedanius Dioscorides a Roman physician of Greek origin in first century A d. noted several medicinal uses of onions.
The oddest place I saw probiotics was in a straw said Dr. Patricia Hibberd a professor of pediatrics
and Vitamin a raved Victoria Jarzabkowski a nutritionist with the Fitness Institute of Texas at the University of Texas at Austin.
and minimize them as much as possible said Dr. Sarita Patil an allergist with Massachusetts General Hospital's Allergy Associates in Boston.
We should be much more careful in our industrial agriculture with the agents we're putting out in the environment said study author Dr. Beate Ritz a professor of epidemiology at University of California Los angeles and co-director of the school's Center
and vegetables could be subsidized to cost pennies to consumers said Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian lead author on the JAMA commentary and dean of the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University.
A team of doctors then investigated what might have caused the girl's reaction. Although the patient was allergic to milk an analysis showed the pie did not contain milk.
Doctors also performed tests to see if the girl was allergic to other ingredients in the pie such as blueberries eggs
The doctors tested the girl for an allergy to streptomycin an antibiotic used as a pesticide on fruit.
The findings serve as a reminder to doctors in cases of unexplained allergic reaction. Don't forget to think about antibiotics said study researcher Dr. Anne Des Roches an allergist at CHU Sainte-Justine a health center affiliated with the University of Montreal in Quebec.
Allergic reaction to antibiotics in food are underdiagnosed because doctors cannot simply check a product label for antibiotics;
they have to send the sample to special laboratories to perform an analysis Des Roches said.
This is a very rare allergic reaction Dr. James Sublett president-elect of the American College of Allergy Asthma
and preterm delivery said Dr. Shilpi Mehta-Lee an OB/GYN at NYU Langone Medical center who was not part of the research.
and vegetables. 8 Top Meals from Nutritionists The link between potassium intake and a lower risk of stroke was stronger among women in the study who didn't have high blood pressure the researchers found.
Therefore people who are thinking about increasing their potassium intake through supplements rather than getting it in food should consult their doctor to see how much of the mineral they should consume Wassertheil-Smoller said.
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