Food Safety NewsDoctors Promote Tax on Sugar-Sweetened DrinksFood Safety Newsby News Desk | Jun 21, 2012 Sugary drinks were again the target of anti-obesity efforts this week as the American Medical Association threw its support behind a tax on these beverages. At the AMA annual meeting Wednesday, members of the organization ...AMA will urge childhood obesit [?]
OncLiveFDA cancer experts unanimously recommend approval of Onyx drug for advanced ...Washington PostWASHINGTON ? A federal panel of cancer specialists on Wednesday unanimously recommended approval of an experimental drug from Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc. for patients with advanced blood cancer. The US Food and Drug Administration panel voted 11-0, ...FDA advis [?]
Wilkes Barre Times-LeaderU.S. grants to help fund 6 Michigan community health centersDetroit Free PressThe nation's top health official chose Detroit on Wednesday to announce $128.6 million in federal money to build or expand new community health centers across the US, including three in metro Detroit and three more outstate.Michigan health centers rece [?]
Zee NewsStomach reduction surgery may boost risk for alcohol abuseSTLtoday.comCHICAGO ? The most common type of obesity surgery may increase patients' chances for alcohol abuse, according to the largest study to demonstrate a potential link. Patients who had gastric bypass surgery faced double the risk for excessive drinking, ...Less-invasive weight los [?]
GPBHealth Groups Criticize Allergy Drug PromotionNew York TimesPublic health advocates on Wednesday accused the drug company Merck of improperly marketing an over-the-counter allergy medicine directly to children using animated characters from the movie ?Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted.Health Groups to FTC: Children's Claritin Campaign Portrays [?]
ABC NewsWhen Heart Attacks Lead to PTSDABC News(ABCNEWS.com) Gary Dorman of Hillsdale, NY, thought he had a bad case of holiday indigestion one morning after Christmas more than a decade ago. When sweat started pouring off of him during his morning routine, he realized, "I'm having a heart attack" ...Vicious cycle: Heart attacks can trigger PT [?]
ABC NewsStudy Links Traffic Noise and Heart Attack RiskABC NewsAh, traffic. Whether you're sitting in it, walking near it or breathing in fumes from it, traffic seems to be bad for our health in a lot of ways. Today, researchers in Denmark are reporting on another link between gridlock and health -- traffic noise ...Heart attacks more likely where traff [?]
DigitalJournal.comSoaps Give Infants False THC ResultsABC NewsExposure to trace amounts of baby soaps and shampoos, commonly stocked in grocery stores and pharmacies across the county, are leading newborn babies to test positive for THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, a new study finds.Baby Soaps and Shampoos Trigger Positive Marijuana TestsTIMEMorning [?]
ABC NewsLone Star Tick Eyed in Meat AllergiesABC NewsThere's a new weapon in the war on meat: a tiny tick, whose bite might be spreading meat allergies up the East Coast. A bite from the lone star tick, so-called for the white spot on its back, looks innocent enough. But University of Virginia ...Lone Star Tick causing meat allergies in central Virginia [?]
BBC NewsModerate drinking in early pregnancy branded 'safe'BBC NewsDrinking a low or moderate level of alcohol in early pregnancy is not linked to developmental problems in five-year-olds, researchers say. The Danish research, published in the BJOG journal, suggested one to eight drinks a week was not linked to harm.'Moderate' Drinking Du [?]
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