Demand Donated Breast Milk

Demand Donated Breast Milk - In addition to providing nutrients and antibodies to protect a young infant, breast milk has the correct amount of nutrients to help a baby grow, is easier to digest and helps protect the child from diseases, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services office on Women's Health.

Coffee Cut Bowel Cancer Risk 40 Percent

Coffee Cut Bowel Cancer Risk 40 Percent - Six cups of coffee a day could cut the risk of bowel cancer by 40 percent, Drinking several cups of coffee every day can significantly reduce the risk of bowel cancer, new research shows.Volunteers who downed four cups a day saw their risk of a tumour drop by about 15 per cent.

Coffee Cuts Bowel Cancer Risk

Coffee Cuts Bowel Cancer Risk - Coffee Cuts Bowel Cancer Risk, A new research has found that drinking several cups of coffee every day can significantly reduce the risk of bowel cancer.Several cups of coffee a day can significantly cut the risk of developing bowel tumours, a new study has claimed.

College Health Hazards

College Health Hazards - Did you know that kissing, showering, sleeping or snacking while studying could pose a health risk? Check out the illnesses and health hazards college students should be mindful of while mapping out their social lives and cramming for exams.

Only 12 Percent Of Americans Floss Regularly

Only 12 Percent Of Americans Floss Regularly - Early versions: A dentist from a southern US city first told his patients to use this material in 1815, and a famous corporation got the first dental floss patent in 1898. Levi Spear Parmly, Dr. Charles C. Bass, flossing and heart disease, 

Famous Health Inventions

Famous Health Inventions
Toilet paper. Toothpaste. Tampons. famous health inventions, People around the world use them every day. But do we know where they came from? Let’s take a look back at the history of the products important to our daily lives.

Superbug Dangers in Chicken Linked to 8 Million At-Risk Women

Superbug Dangers In Chicken Linked To 8 Million At-Risk Women - Superbug Dangers in Chicken Linked, A growing number of medical researchers say more than 8 million women are at risk of difficult-to-treat bladder infections because superbugs – resistant to antibiotics and growing in chickens – are being transmitted to humans in the form of E. coli. “We’re finding the same or related E. coli in human infections and in retail meat sources, specifically chicken,” said Amee Manges, epidemiologist at McGill University in Montreal.