Pub Med and the US National Library of Medicine, in cooperation with the National Institutes of Health, published a Journal of Canadian Chiropractic Association retrospective study of 50 pediatric cases. Children ages 6-18 years...
Pigments used to create tattoos can cause inflammatory reactions in both epidermis and dermis which can penetrate more deeply into the body, affecting lymph and other areas. Giant cells were extracted from lymph nodes...
MBSR (Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction) from University of Massachusetts Medical School’s Center for Mindfulness, offers an eight-week program designed to assist anyone with one of several conditions: Anxiety and panic attacks Work, family, and...
The US Department of Health and Human Services, National Institute of Health NIH lists four tips that may be of interest to geriatric patient populations. In particular, older adults are turning to integrative providers who...
We have all heard it, “Sit up straight!”, but how important is posture? According to the National Institutes of Health newsletter, News in Health it’s not only important but there are many considerations when...
There have been a number of reports indicating that yoga is a good option for chronic low back pain. This report from National Institute of Health's News In Health provides additional support that a...
A November 2016 Medscape article from University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, reports: "Smoking is a very strong risk for abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA). 15,000 middle age subjects were followed from 1987 to 2013. Over this...
An August 2017 Medscape article linked short sleep to larger waist size, increased body mass index, increased hunger, and increased food intake. This is significant when obesity is tied to increased risk for heart...
Did you know that patients can record their office visits? Patients may choose to do so to help them remember important details about their visit or to share the information with their family. The...