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Stanford University joins several other medical schools in moving away from biased educational funding from Big Pharma.

It's no wonder that doctors are so quick to fork over prescriptions for every little hangnail: The drug industry hasn't just infiltrated hospitals and clinics — it has taken over the medical education process too.

Put out the flames fueling CRP

CRP stands for C-reactive protein. It is a protein that circulates in the blood, especially when there is inflammation in the body, including inflammation of the coronary arteries.

Study claims that supplement use may be "dangerous" for cancer survivors

According to researchers from Duke University, "it's unclear whether supplements really help keep cancer survivors healthier or put them at further risk."

Spotting the signs

Discolored spots on the shins are often an early sign of impending Type II (adult onset) diabetes.

Taking the stairs decreases risk of premature death by 15 percent

According to a new study, just foregoing the escalator and elevator and opting for the stairs instead may actually cut your risk of premature death by as much as 15 percent.

The blood sugar balancing act

The glycemic index (GI) is a measure of the rate at which a carbohydrate breaks down and releases glucose into the bloodstream.

Sometimes, being "difficult" is the only way to get the care that you need.

It's a shame that our medical system operates in such a way that, more often than not, you've got to become "difficult" in order to have your needs met.

About face

Bell's palsy is a weakening or paralysis of the muscles of the face and is due to trauma to the facial nerve.

Vitamin D-fortified cheese may be convenient, but it's certainly not the best choice…

Adding this popular vitamin to that popular food actually ISN'T a popular choice among natural medicine practitioners.

The vegetables that could be making your arthritis pain worse

Before you rely on supplements to relieve or control arthritis pain, you might want to try a different approach: Eliminating all of the nightshade vegetables.

New study concludes that current drug approval system will only result in the emergence of worse and more dangerous drugs.

Sociologist and professor of comparative health policy, Donald Light, concluded that "drug disasters are literally built into the current system of drug testing and approvals in the United States."

Ear tubes on trial

There have been numerous studies showing that inserting ear tubes into children's ears does not prevent infections from recurring or reduce the amount of lingering fluid left behind from these infections.

Upcoming seminar answers all your questions about bio-identical hormone replacement therapy.

The benefits of BHRT go well beyond "just" being safe.

Mapping out MME

Including AMRI-Washington, there are presently seven operating MME centers in the United States and Canada.

New ad campaign supports high fructose corn syrup

No matter how many commercials come out supporting it, HCFS never has been, still isn't, and never will be fit for human consumption.

On the contrary

For more than 60 years, conventional medicine has preached about the supposed connection between high testosterone levels and an increased risk of prostate cancer.

B vitamins play a key role in protecting against cognitive decline

A new study from Tufts University shows that B vitamins may also be a major factor in protecting you from cognitive decline.

A completely preventable human tragedy

Every day, thousands of baby boys are getting half the skin on their penises removed in a painful procedure for absolutely no medical reason.

Scientists have discovered a way to genetically modify produce to change its flavor.

Apparently, researchers have discovered that they can genetically modify a natural enzyme in plants called hydroperoxide lyase (HPL).

The bartender's hiccup remedy

In an open trial of people suffering with the hiccups, 88 percent of those who sucked (and perhaps chewed) on a lemon wedge soaked in Angostura bitters were cured.

New study shows a link between lack of enjoyment in life and early death risk.

"Ikigai" is a Japanese term meaning "joy and a sense of well-being from being alive," and, a recent study showed that it actually plays a major role in your risk of an early death.

The single, nasty culprit behind dozens of nagging symptoms

Many people with low stomach acidity or no stomach acidity frequently report a long list of different symptoms.

Vitamin D cuts the risk of diabetes by as much as 72 percent

Researchers from Finland found that vitamin D plays a key role in your risk of the disease.

Getting to the bottom of garlic breath

"Garlic breath" is just one way that your body is designed to protect itself from the many toxins it's exposed to, whether they're natural or unnatural.

Diabetes drugs linked to serious, even deadly, health risks

If you've got diabetes and aren't using natural techniques to manage it, I've got some disturbing news that may make you want to reconsider.