A recent article on Yahoo! News suggests that when your child has an ear infection, it’s better to wait a few days to see whether symptoms can improve before beginning a course of antibiotics. According to the article, waiting appears to be a practical way to reduce the use of antibiotics, as demonstrated in a
Is the outside-in approach to health finally on the way out? For the first time since 1994, according to a study by Information Resources Inc., Americans are now buying fewer vitamins, herbs and other health supplements. Questions about safety and effectiveness are contributing to the slowing sales nationwide. Through the late 1990s, consumers purchased loads
A recent article on Yahoo! News suggests that when your child has an ear infection, it’s better to wait a few days to see whether symptoms can improve before beginning a course of antibiotics. According to the article, waiting appears to be a practical way to reduce the use of antibiotics, as demonstrated in a
Is the outside-in approach to health finally on the way out? For the first time since 1994, according to a study by Information Resources Inc., Americans are now buying fewer vitamins, herbs and other health supplements. Questions about safety and effectiveness are contributing to the slowing sales nationwide. Through the late 1990s, consumers purchased loads