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Topics announced for Bird Flu Summit Next Week Added: 03/15/2007 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
The 4th International Bird Flu Summit in Washington will feature talks on pandemic, prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery. Read Full Article \| Print Article

Free Special Report from Johns Hopkins Health Alerts: Seven Keys To Reduce Cholesterol Added: 03/09/2007 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
Johns Hopkins Health Alerts today released Seven Keys To Reduce Cholesterol, an important new Special Report on reducing cholesterol in order to reduce the risk of heart attack and improve your overall health. Read Full Article \| Print Article

Strength for Caring Reminds Caregivers During Heart Health Month to Take Care of Their Hearts Added: 02/28/2007 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
February is National Heart Health Month. Read Full Article \| Print Article

MayoClinic.com Heart Disease Risk Calculator Helps Users Understand and Gauge Their Heart Attack Added: 01/18/2007 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
It's never too late to take steps to prevent a heart attack, even if you've already had one. The new heart disease risk calculator on MayoClinic.com helps you become better informed about your heart health and learn how to reduce your risk for having a heart attack in the next 10 years. Read Full Article \| Print Article

Research Could Mean Improved Vaccines in Fight Against Chicken Pox Added: 12/21/2006 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
Researchers at Queen Mary, University of London have identified the genes which allow some viruses to survive better in the human body than others, and then go on to affect other individuals. The research is published today (18 December, 2006) in the Proceeding of the National Academy of Science (USA). Read Full Article \| Print Article

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