A recently completed study by Dr. Julia Segre, a senior investigator for the National Human Genome Research Institute, and her colleagues has collected bacterial samples from a racially diverse gropu of 10 volunteers. 112,283 organisms were collected in all. What they found was groundbreaking, if not for the only reason that such a study has […]
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Just How Many Bacteria are On the Human Body?
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Boost Your Immune System With Electromedicine
Thursday, April 24th, 2008Electromedicine is defined as a discipline within the field of medicine that uses electronics and energy technologies to aid in the treatment of a variety of physical symptoms, ailments and disease conditions.
Electromedicine recognizes that the body is primarily electric and some form of electricity is found naturally in all of us and controls the function […]
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Learning How To Give First Aid On Burn
Monday, March 3rd, 2008Everyone has burned their hand at some point and wondered what the best first-aids burn treatment really is. Some people think that rubbing butter on the burn will help, while others insist that cool water is the key to healing. If you’re faced with a situation in which someone has been burned, do you know […]
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Meningitis
Thursday, June 14th, 2007Meningitis is a severe inflammation of the brain lining that can be fatal.
It has a number of quite different causes - bacterial, viral and amoebic.Meningitis is often associated with septicaemia (blood infection), which is often
the final cause of death. Because of this, the diagnosis of ‘meningitis’ often
means that septicaemia is present at the same time.
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