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Hospitals, long considered stalwarts of Western medicine, are increasingly embracing treatment options more often associated with the East, such as acupuncture, naturopathy, massage therapy and hypnosis.
MONDAY, DEC. 14
The holidays often bring goodwill, spiritual reflection and celebration.
SINGAPORE, Dec 14 — The Hakka community, a small dialect group in Singapore, has a culture that should be passed down to the younger generation, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong yesterday. Lee, a Hakka himself, gave several suggestions on how they can do so, in a speech that traced the migration of the Hakka people and their spirit of diligence and resilience. He was speaking at the 80th ...
Mandara Mandara Giri , a sacred mountain from which the ‘elixir of life’ is said to flow, offering the secret of eternal youth.
Health news is a “background” issue that deserves to be moved into the research foreground of explanations of changes in personal behaviour and health policy. Health
The Saline Reporter recently sat down with Pineapple House sales associate Janet Swope and discussed everything from what interests her about working in retail to what makes Pineapple House differ from other small retail stores within the area.
Community Futures hosted a public forum at the Civic Centre on Monday November 30, to introduce a project they have been working on, and share their vision with the community on the possibility of bringing post secondary education in Drumheller.
Humboldt County – and in particular the college town of Arcata – has become an epicenter for political and legal debate over the unintended consequences of Proposition 215, California's "Compassionate Use Act" for marijuana.
A Seattle patient-safety group is attempting to reduce drug errors by urging patients to carry a written list of all the medications they take. Washington Patient Safety Coalition's aim is to prevent deaths and injuries resulting from drug interactions, dosage errors and mixed-up prescriptions.
Nine employees at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia were fired Dec. 4 allegedly for refusing to be vaccinated against influenza. CHOP officials issued a statement the day the workers were fired, citing high rates of influenza among hospitalized children and children’s weaker immune systems as the reason for CHOP’s strict standards, which prompted the firings. read more
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