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Month: May 2015

Hostility Toward and No Incentives For Personalized Medicine

OP/ED by Kimberly Lord Stewart. I received a press release on a social media survey of 2,000 doctor’s opinions on Mehmet Oz, MD, from a social media polling company called SERMO. Even for social media, I was struck by the level hostility from Oz’s highly educated peers. Quack and aRead

Categories News Tags Integrative Medicine, Personalized Medicine 1 Comment

New Dog Breed is Oncologist’s New Best Friend

By Kimberly Lord Stewart A new breed of dog, which is loyal and highly trainable with a keen sense of smell, may be the next tool for early cancer detection. The Russian airline Aeroflot and an R&D group have patented the Sulimov dog breed for airport security purposes but realizeRead

Categories Cancer, Men's Health, News Tags canine cancer testers, early detection, prostate cancer, Sumilov

Cessation of Breastmilk Alters Infant Microbiome

breastfeeding, Todays Practitioner
It’s widely accepted that the delivery mode, whether vaginally or C-section, shapes the manner in which an infant’s healthy microbiota are established. Vaginal deliveries are preferred to help colonize an infant’s healthy bacteria. A new study, published in Cell Host & Microbe, confirmed this understanding and found the cessation of

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Categories Immune Health, Microbiome, Women's Health Tags breastfeeding, immunity., microbiome

Aspirin Reduces Cervical Cancer Risk by 47%

Frequent intake of aspirin may cut cervical cancer risk by half, according to a study led by researchers at Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI). Frequent intake was defined by five or more years of use of 7 or more tablets per week.  According to the American Cancer Society, 12,900 newRead

Categories Cancer, Women's Health Tags aspirin, cervical cancer 1 Comment
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