Archive for June, 2009
Alternative breast cancer treatment tested
Cancer patients may soon have a new treatment option to choose from if ongoing studies prove the usefulness of light therapy technology in treating breast cancer.
Obama administration’s popularity declines
A new Harris Interactive poll has suggested the initial excitement at America’s new president seems to be wearing off and people are starting to express discontent.
Modern Warfare Arrives!
There are two dimensions of modern warfare. One is the old war machine, where the prizes and prestige go to the one with the biggest and most guns. The other is seductively esoteric. Read this article to learn the second dimension of modern warfare…
Coyers’s wife accepted bribes, resigns from city council
Democratic Congressman John Coyers’ wife, Monica, has handed in her letter of resignation from Detroit’s City Council amid corruption allegations.
Supreme Court rules Connecticut can’t scrap test
Sonia Sotomayor, President Obama’s nominee to be the next Supreme Court justice, has found her opinion overruled today on the constitutionality of a New Haven job discrimination case.
The National Debt Road Trip
How may vitamin D deficiency lead to cancer?
Scientists have proposed a model that attempts to explain the long-established empirical link between vitamin D deficiency and a higher cancer risk.
CCRKBA warns about Seattle mayor’s gun agenda
Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) has expressed concerns about the election of Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels as the new president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors due to his anti-gun stance.
The Vendor Client relationship – in real world situations
Vitamin D3 and Ultraviolet Therapy
Life is in the blood, and if I knew I had any kind of disease that was hard to treat, I would first want to detoxify my blood. I believe that the benefits of ultraviolet therapy—detoxification of the blood—can be received through massive doses of vitamin D3 daily. But the shortest route to blood detoxification would be photoluminescence. Read this article to get more facts about alternative methods and what the risks are for doctors who use them…
The Need for Natural Progesterone
Natural progesterone for women is greatly needed because of physicians liberally prescribing hormone replacement therapy (HRT), which causes estrogen dominance—and major health problems. And natural progesterone levels normally begin to decrease around age 35, and that reduction is associated with uterine fibroids, fibrocystic breast, breast and uterine cancer, PMS, osteoporosis, depression and a host of other complaints. Find out more about the natural benefits of progesterone, and the simple solution to progesterone deficiency…
Law would boost gays’ job security
Lawmakers have introduced a draft law that would prohibit employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
Report: ‘Authorized generics’ contribute to market distortion
A new report from the Federal Trade Commission has said "authorized generics" lead to pharmaceutical companies striking deals at the expense of patients.
Government and pharma reach Medicare drugs deal
The White House has announced a deal reached over the weekend with pharmaceutical companies that will lead to lower medication costs for the elderly and the disabled.
DC changes handgun laws
In order to avoid a lawsuit, the Washington DC government has issued new regulations that expand the number of models of handguns that residents can own.
