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Treating a Forgotten Disease

Sunday, May. 20, 2012 by The Suit Staff

Doing Well by Doing Good. In 1987, when the drug AZT was first approved for HIV treatment, the medical community hailed it as a breakthrough—

Reinventing the Wheel

Thursday, Nov. 03, 2011 by Altamese Osborne

Providing orthotics, wheelchairs, vehicle lifts and home health equipment so that patients can get moving. MEDwheels, Get Moving. For Life

Emerging antimicrobial-resistant strain

Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2011 by The Suit Staff

A study published Wednesday in the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s monthly peer-reviewed journal “Emerging Infectious Diseases”

A New Kind of Pharmacy

Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2011 by Wendy Connick

Pharmacists can help pick up the slack when increasingly overwhelmed doctors simply don't have the time.

Students Take Study Drugs

Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2011 by The Suit Staff

Researchers at college campuses have found that students are abusing prescription drugs

Italian Biochemistry Superstar

Friday, Aug. 19, 2011 by Andrea Lehner

Italian Biochemist sets on an ongoing journey to conquer our most challenging diseases.

MD Tackles a Growing American Problem

Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2011 by The Suit Staff

According to the American Diabetes Association, 8.3 percent of the U.S. population suffers from diabetes

Tylenol Makes Lower Doses

Wednesday, Aug. 03, 2011 by The Suit Staff

Reducing the risk of accidental overdose from acetaminophen, an active ingredient found in over 600 over-the-counter medicines

Falls Could Show Early Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease

Tuesday, Jul. 19, 2011 by The Suit Staff

The Knight Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center at Washington University indicates that falls in older adults could be an indication of early signs of Alzheimer’s.

Weighing the Alternatives

Wednesday, Jul. 06, 2011 by Jacey Fortin

An integrative approach could solve the U.S. healthcare dilemma. But is alternative medicine part of the answer?

There was a problem with the American health care system, and Melissa Martin could see it clearly. Something was missing. Certain practices were just not up-to-date, and some important standards were non-existent. So Martin set out to raise awareness about the dilemma.

An Elusive Cure

Tuesday, Jun. 28, 2011 by Jacey Fortin

How a jokester with a Texas drawl became the Indiana Jones of health care.

Improving the Odds

Friday, Jun. 24, 2011 by Andrea Lehner

A new medical technology holds incredible potential in the fight against cancer.

A Journey Through Worlds of Holistic Healing

Tuesday, Mar. 01, 2011 by Daniel Horowitz

Sally Kravich is a modern shaman: a world traveler, a holistic healer, and one of the leading natural health practitioners in the country.
It was a fortuitous twist of fate that introduced her to the world of alternative medicine.

Cellular Wisdom A Fantastic Journey

Sunday, Jan. 09, 2011 by Gary Stevens

Wearing a habit in a convent, then peering into microscopes, doing neuroscience research in the halls of academia, and, finally, having the freedom to write and mentor others

Allour Massage Interclinics: The Healing Touch

Sunday, Jan. 09, 2011 by Catherine Park

In these tough economic times, as bills pile up and bank accounts dwindle, the extra stress can be hard to handle. But entrepreneur Deborah Allour knows how important it is to maintain physical and mental well-being, and she doesn’t underestimate the power of a healing touch.

Finding Her Way Luena Darr’s Journey with Theotherapy

Sunday, Jan. 09, 2011 by Sasha Haddocks

Theotherapy Seminars, Inc, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping people better their lives.

Treating MS by Treating the Brain

Monday, Aug. 16, 2010 by Rachel Cerrone

Medical Gumshoe Outsmarts Multiple Sclerosis – Treating MS by Treating the Brain

Dr. Birgitta Brunes is a sort of medical gumshoe in the medical profession.
In fact, when Brunes discovered she had Multiple Sclerosis, she decided to use her medical mind to find ways to treat the symptoms. Her passion for her work stems from the fact that she herself must battle MS just like her patients.

The Progress of Cancer Treatments The Holistic Way

Friday, Apr. 23, 2010 by J. Michael Gordon

Obstetrics & Gynecology in Augusta, Georgia