New coronavirus outbreak: Increased screening focuses on prevention
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Category: General Health
The mancture
UC Health: The many benefits of acupuncture in winter By: Susan Cunningham, for UCHealth December 16th, 2019 Interested in fending off a range of ailments from the common cold to the winter blues? Then you might want to consider adding acupuncture to your winter routine. Below, Kelley McDaneld, a licensed acupuncturist with UCHealth Integrative Medicine Clinic in Steamboat
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New health alert over antidepressants as study finds a ‘rare but serious’ risk of suicide for patients on pills
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7176689/New-study-finds-rare-risk-suicide-patients-antidepressants.html Taking antidepressants raises the risk of suicide, a study suggests. Experts last night warned that patients should be told of the dangers before they start taking the pills. The research found depressed people on the drugs were more than twice as likely to attempt suicide as similar patients who were not taking them. +4 Some
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Your Health: PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT
Restoring your health through acupuncture requires an investment of both your time and money, and is truly one of the best investments you can make for yourself.
Why do we Sleep?
The plain answer is that we do not know, but we do have some hypotheses. What it is clear is that sleeping and the brain are very closely related, so this question belongs to the field of neuroscience.
The Mind’s mirror
THE MIND’S MIRROR A new type of neuron–called a mirror neuron–could help explain how we learn through mimicry and why we empathize with others. By LEA WINERMAN Monitor Staff October 2005, Vol 36, No. 9 Print version: page 48 You’re walking through a park when out of nowhere, the man in front of you gets smacked
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WHAT’S IN YOUR CARTON?
If you’re like most people, before buying eggs at the grocery store you open the carton to check for broken shells.
Modern Research and Acupuncture
Over the last few decades, research had been conducted seeking to explain how acupuncture works and what it can and cannot treat.
