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Alternative Medicine
May 24, 2001
Today's News
Why Waiting Is So Hard
A new study finds that a glitch in the brain of rats makes them impulsive, and could help explain attention problems as well as addictive behavior.
Sights and Sounds of Nature Ease Pain
Listening to a gurgling brook and watching a stream may take the sting out of a lung procedure.
FDA Approvals
Nexium is the Latest Drug for Heartburn and Acid Reflux
May work better than its 'mirror twin,' Prilosec
Product Recalls
Child Craft Industries Recalls Baby Changing Tables
Reason:
Some joints were not properly glued and can separate, presenting a fall hazard to babies.
Distribution:
Nationwide.
More of Today's News
Molecular Clues Found for Alzheimer's
Brain-cell killers may be treatment targets
What Color is an Orange?
Brain stores knowledge, hue of things separately
FYI
Your daily health tidbit
Got an Itch to Swim?
Don't worry, the infection is minor
Deodorizing the Cat
Not a lot of options for smelly felines
How to Ban a Bunion
Buy sensible shoes
Special Report
Booze + Teens = Lifelong Problems
Heavy drinkers can lose memory, mental skills
iTV Video
Snack Attack! Chef Michel Nischan Whips Up Nourishing Chips and Dips
Our super chef shares smart ways to satisfy a rumbling belly between meals. Plus, we offer up four slimming snack strategies.
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The E-Couch Awaits
Online therapy gaining in popularity
An Apple a Day May Keep Asthma Away
Fruit's antioxidant may protect lungs, study finds
Driven to Distraction
Multi-tasking at the wheel can lead to road rage
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