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…the hospital, nor reactions from over the counter drugs. The director of public health at Harvard estimates that iatrogenic injuries, that is, injuries caused by the doctor’s actions, result in…

…common college scourges like drunken driving or sexually transmitted diseases. Milton Weinstein, a risk expert at the Harvard School of Public Health has chosen to let his own 18 year…

…diabetes and yes, osteoporosis (suggested from a Harvard study of 75,000 nurses.) For more info see: www.milksucks.com (info is backed by research.) — In addition, the Physicians Committee for Responsible…

…Harvard University. He has been selected by TIME magazine as one of The 100 More Promising Young Leaders of the Planet for the Next Millennium. Dr. Luis Ocon is a…

…ensure healthy bones. But do we really have a calcium emergency here in America? Does every body really need milk? Here’s the opinion of professor Walter Willet of the Harvard…

…setting. A Harvard study of alcohol abuse among college students concluded that the combined number of alcohol-related deaths of students is about 1,400 per year. This includes hazing, the time-honored…

…David M. Eisenberg, director for alternative medicine research and education at Harvard Medical Center stated that, “In 1997, Americans spent more than $30 billion on alternative therapies like chiropractic, herb…

…observed the scraped knee of a three-year-old heal just as quickly and well as the knee of a Harvard-trained medical practitioner with 42 years of practice under his belt. It…

…doctors make themselves more available to their patients. That includes using e-mail so that patients and doctors can maintain communication. Dr. Lucian Leape of Harvard University, a co-author of the…

…radiologists to chose another area. To increase the chance of accuracy, a computer model at Harvard recently was used to determine the best screening interval, predicting results could increase by…

…increased risk of hip fracture in the elderly, as well as increased lead levels in children’s blood. Then there was the Harvard researcher who last year apparently attempted to cover-up…