A male yeast infection: what you need to know about

February 22nd, 2012 No comments

Candidiasis or yeast infection is a serious health problem that may cause terrible consequences such as itching and burning sensation. As you may know not only females are affected by this disease. If a man consumes a lot of junk food or has a lot of stress, he can be affected by yeast infection as well. Below you will find natural treatments for male yeast infection. You do not have to use over the counter drugs when there are several home remedies for fast and effective yeast infection treatment.

How can plain yogurt help?

As well as eating plain yogurt, you can apply it directly on the infected parts of body making it a great remedy for male Candida infection. Full Post…

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Tainted sprouts again linked to Jimmy John’s

February 16th, 2012 No comments

WASHINGTON AP — Sprouts from the sandwich chain Jimmy John’s have been linked to an outbreak of foodborne illness — again

    The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday that 12 cases of E coli poisoning in five states are linked to clover sprouts eaten at Jimmy John’s restaurants The outbreak comes a year after sprouts from one of the chain’s suppliers were linked to 140 salmonella illnesses Sprouts from the chain were also linked to a 2009 salmonella outbreak in several Midwestern states and were suspected in an E coli outbreak in Colorado in 2008     The CDC reports more than 30 sprout outbreaks in the last 15 years Sprouts need warm and humid conditions to grow, encouraging bacterial growth     Illnesses were reported in Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and Wisconsin

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CDC – Use of Hepatitis B Vaccination for Adults with Diabetes Mellitus: Recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)

February 13th, 2012 No comments

 

Hepatitis B virus (HBV) causes acute and chronic infection of the liver leading to substantial morbidity and mortality. In the United States, since 1996, a total of 29 outbreaks of HBV infection in one or multiple long-term–care (LTC) facilities, including nursing homes and assisted-living facilities, were reported to CDC; of these, 25 involved adults with diabetes receiving assisted blood glucose monitoring (1; CDC, unpublished data, 2011). These outbreaks prompted the Hepatitis Vaccines Work Group of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) to evaluate the risk for HBV infection among all adults with diagnosed diabetes. Th

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Too much alcohol in Super Bowl ads?

February 11th, 2012 No comments

Here’s Liz Atwood with this week’s Tween Tuesday:

Folks are still talking about the Super Bowl commercials. While the Clint Eastwood car commercial appears to be the most controversial ad this year, the Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth is more concerned with the 14 million kids under age 21 who watched the Super Bowl and saw the alcohol ads.

Dr. David Jernigan, a professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health who heads the center, opposes the tactics companies such as Budweiser use to market their products. Their ads often feature dogs and horses, making them appealing to kids, his group says. This year, one of the most popular commercials aired during the Super Bowl included Weego, a rescue dog who fetched beer for his owner.

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The Biology Behind the Size of Your Behind

February 8th, 2012 No comments

The new year always seems to bring about the urge to “get in shape” – a vague, ill-defined goal that can mean a lot of things to a lot of different people. But with the nation’s obesity rate topping 30%, it’s safe to assume that fat loss is (or should be) a priority for many of us. Unfortunately, it’s not as easy as commercials and reality shows would have you believe. It doesn’t happen in a week, and there is no pill, cream, or special exercise you can do to speed the process up. Full Post…

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Midlothian Council fined for child data breaches

February 6th, 2012 No comments

Midlothian Council has been hit with a £140,000 fine after its social services department sent sensitive information about children and their families to the wrong recipients on five separate occasions.

The five serious data breaches occurred between January and June 2011. In one case, papers relating to the status of a foster carer were sent to seven healthcare professionals, who had no reason to see the information.

In another, minutes of a child protection conference were sent in error to the former address of a mother’s partner, where they were opened and read by his ex-partner. Th

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