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Makers say CDs induce more restful sleep
During the holiday season -- or any time, really -- solid sleep can be a real gift. The not-so-sound sleepers on your shopping list would undoubtedly appreciate anything that would help them get some needed rest.
You can't exactly gift-wrap warm milk and...Tags: Sleep Disorders, Science and Technology, Health, The Happiest News!, Denver
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Do claims for tinnitus supplements ring true?
Special to the Los Angeles TimesFor millions of people, the quietest room is never quiet enough. Even when surrounded by silence, they can hear a ringing or buzzing in their ears that drives them to distraction. The sound is called tinnitus, and sufferers — often people with...Tags: Surgery, Local Elections, Entertainment, Health and Safety at School, Health
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Health product claims overshoot the runway of reason
It's frighteningly easy to drop a couple of hundred dollars on a holiday present. If you're considering spending big money on a health-related gift, you'll want to make sure that it will do something besides take up space in the gift bag.
Unfortunately,...Tags: Human Body, Surgery, Diseases and Illnesses, Flu, Rosacea
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Consumer Confidential: Cheaper fares, Rolaids recall, priciest holiday presents
Money & CompanyHere's your do-the-fandango Friday roundup of consumer news from around the Web: -- If you're traveling for the holidays, it's likely your airfare is a little cheaper than it would have been last year. Our friends at Priceline, the online...... -
Statin-free supplement? Not quite
Special to The TimesCould you review red yeast rice? I've started taking it in an attempt to lower my cholesterol and stay off statins. Diana Sherman Oaks The products: Lowly fungi have an amazing ability to create compounds that have strong effects on humans (alcohol,...Tags: Mayo Clinic, Education, Lovastatin (drug), Health, Rutgers University
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Giver, beware
Special to The TimesIt's a jolly time of year for companies selling health products. The credit cards are flying, wishful thinking hits an annual high, and shopper skepticism doesn't come easy. But many gadgets or supplements have all of the health-enhancing power of a...Tags: Education, Entertainment, Diseases and Illnesses, Health and Personal Care, Portland (Multnomah, Oregon)
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New life for an old gem in Boyle Heights
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterOn Cinco de Mayo in 1945, thousands of people gathered to dedicate the Casa del Mexicano, a community center that served as a sentinel of Mexican culture in Los Angeles. In the 1950s, after the center moved west to Boyle Heights, stars from as far away...Tags: Hispanic and Latino Americans, Entertainment, Arts and Culture, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Cinco de Mayo
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Are these really flu stoppers?
If you're looking for extra protection against swine flu, remember that not all health products live up to their ad copy. The Healthy Skeptic investigated four products that supposedly ward off the flu. The short story: We haven't really come all that far...Tags: Harvard University, Education, Diseases and Illnesses, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Health
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Navigating medical cyberspace
Special to The TimesWe are drowning today in medical information — and, by and large, that's a wonderful thing. Only a few decades ago, it was considered radical when a bunch of Boston feminists dug out the kind of information we feel entitled to today and published...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Services and Shopping, Education, Health Organizations, Diseases and Illnesses
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New Morning After Pill Prevents Pregnancy 5 Days After Sex
Associated PressWASHINGTON - Federal health officials on Friday approved a new type of morning-after contraceptive that works longer than the current leading drug on the market. The pill ella from HRA Pharma reduces the chance of pregnancy up to five days after sex....Tags: Heads of State, Abortion, Headaches, Women's Health, Family Planning
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Kid-Friendly Germ Fighters a Big Hit
McClatchy Tribune NewsIt's a good year to be a germophobe. Hand sanitizers are everywhere. Obsessive hand-washing is socially acceptable. And the threat of the H1N1 flu has led to a slew of new products designed to keep germs at bay. No doubt, fighting the flu is a messy...Tags: Forehead, Coughing, Flu, Drugstore.com Inc., Children
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Reality TV star Eric Nies shares his passions: Exercise, nutrition and helping others
The Fitness Center - Orlando SentinelBefore Mike âThe Situationâ Sorrentino of âJersey Shoreâ was MTVâs go-to guy for abs that donât quit, that title was held by Eric Nies of âThe Real World New Yorkâ and âThe Grindâ fame. Eric...
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