A GROUP of Bahraini and British volunteers joined hands to help spread the message of volunteering. The 18 men and women were part of a foreign exchange programme, which was organised in the Gulf for the first time. They travelled to Brighton, England, Read More

Marla Knaup of Dickinson is among the first women in southwestern North Dakota to participate in a pilot program created by the Pathways to Healthy Lives project. Titled "My Heart My Health," the program is designed to offer Read More

Gomoa Abamkrom CR, Feb. 6, GNA - The Member of Parliament MP for Gomoa West, Mr Francis Kojo Arthur has cut sod for commencement of work on the Community Health Planning and Services CHPS for Abamkrom, Akyempim and Mfantseman communities in the Read More

A study has found that ending marriage increases the risk of mental health disorders, with women more likely to resort to substance abuse and men more likely to become depressed. The researchers, led by clinical psychologist Kate Scott of the University Read More

Gomoa Abamkrom CR, Feb. 6, GNA - The Member of Parliament MP for Gomoa West, Mr Francis Kojo Arthur has cut sod for commencement of work on the Community Health Planning and Services CHPS for Abamkrom, Akyempim and Mfantseman communities in the Read More

By all sorts of measures including the ultimate one of dying about five years earlier men suffer compared with women in terms of their health. Men have higher mortality rates for 14 of the 15 leading causes of death, according to Will Courtenay, Read More

the connection between money and politics, studied last month's vote in the state Senate on a single-payer health care bill. MAPLight.org found that senators who voted no on the bill had received an average of $43,633 from health insurers - 97 percent Read More

3:32PM Santiago Esparza The Detroit News Troy -- Area women spent Saturday learning more about heart health as part of the American Heart Association's ongoing effort to get women more involved in taking care of themselves. Women often put Read More

Brazilian health officials have kicked off an AIDS awareness campaign and will hand out 55 million condoms during the annual Carnival festival that begins next week. A new television ad features a Read More

Troy -- Hundreds of women spent Saturday learning more about heart health as part of the American Heart Association's ongoing effort to get women more involved in taking care of themselves. Women often put Read More

May Raise Risk of Stillbirth 262010 SATURDAY, Feb. 6 HealthDay News -- Women who have are at increased risk for stillbirth, a new study finds. 'Fibroids are very common. We think they occur in 5 percent to 20 percent of all women, but Read More

HealthNewsDigest.com - When it comes to your health size does matter. For men, if your waist measures more than 40 inches for women 38 inches you are at greater risk for diabetes, high blood pressure, stroke and other Read More

More than 430,000 U.S. women die each year of heart disease, but many women are unfamiliar with signs, U.S. researchers say. To better spot cardiovascular disease Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas began a new Read More

Thursday to the President, the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives to strongly support comprehensive health reform efforts, emphasizing the need to modernize and increase funding for disease prevention, wellness, and public health in the United Read More

PRWeb.com via COMTEX ----Keith L. Black, M.D. has received the 2010 Health Power for Minorities Health Power Website Black Heritage Award. The highlight of Health Power's Salute to Dr. Black is a month-long presentation of his outstanding Read More

NEW YORK Reuters Health - Men who don't smoke and eat a lot of soy may have a lower risk of lung cancer, according to a new study. Soy contains isoflavones, which act Read More

WASHINGTON Reuters - More than half of Americans looked up health information on the Internet last year, U.S. government researchers reported on Tuesday. But only 5 percent used email to communicate with their doctors, the survey by the National Center Read More

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adult he engaged in criminal activities and was eventually forced to flee the country. More Articial organ hope for diabetes Friday February 5th, 2010 Children with diabetes may eventually be given artificial organs to manage their insulin, researchers Read More

AFPFile Women cook in 2007 near the "Babemba Traore" stadium in Sikasso, Mali. In Mali over 90 percent GENEVA AFP Experts and workers on the ground said Friday that men Read More

Nearly one in ten Minnesotans was without health insurance last year, as job losses during the recession cause a huge jump in the number of uninsured people, the state Health Department reported Friday. "The percentage of the population Read More

Paul Walker is the cover man-candy for next month's issue of Men's Health. The problem is that a healthy man wouldn't be reflecting that much light off his skin! We guess the tip they Read More

communication is very good, rates of schizophrenia are low amongst children raised in that environment compared to those for children raised in families with poor communication. Studies have shown that the rates for schizophrenia can be as low as Read More

Science and Technology Policy said on Thursday a service being launched by a coalition of mobile phone providers, health professionals, and federal, state and local agencies will allow pregnant women and new mothers to receive free health information Read More

survivors require. A recently published study from 's Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences found 245 older married women who survived cancer had more health problems as compared to a sample of 245 married women without cancer. The article, 'Health Read More