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Medical Errors Persist In America Despite Measures Medical News Today Operating on the wrong person, or operating on the right person but on the wrong part of their body, are examples of medical errors and procedures which still occur, despite nationwide measures to try to stop them, say researchers from the University ... See all stories on this topic »

Fries, chips linked to breast cancer - new study Food Consumer In the Pink Month- the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we publish a report below to share with readers a study that suggests eating too much chips and fries, which are high in acrylamide, may increase risk of breast cancer. ... See all stories on this topic »

Whatever Happened to H1N1? Fox News By Colleen Cappon The H1N1 flu, which surfaced in April 2009—and was blamed for at least 18449 people worldwide—shut down schools, led some countries to quarantine travelers, drove the Obama administration to fast-track a vaccine program that struggled ... See all stories on this topic » Fox News

Balancing the Risks: Skin Cancer Patients Are Deficient in Vitamin D TIME By Alice Park Tuesday, October 19, 2010 | 0 comments It's a health conundrum that doctors have been trying to resolve for several years now: most Americans are deficient in vitamin D, which can help to build bones and even protect against certain ... See all stories on this topic »

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