161. HealthFrontier | Remote Heart Monitoring Of Cardiac Patients Offers information including diseases and conditions, nutrition, exercise, mental health, live discussions and a message board. http://www.HealthFrontier.com/

Home Products Services Partners ... Us document.flashmovie.SetVariable('myURL','products'); Online services: Sign up today! Heart Disease: Leading Cause of death Benefits of Remote Heart Monitoring Monitor your heart anywhere, anytime with the ease of two thumbs. Are you concerned about your heart condition? More info HealthFrontier and ET Medical Devices are working together to deliver remote health monitoring solutions, technologies, and products for efficient communication between patients and caregivers. More info We subscribe to the HONcode principles of the Health On the Net Foundation

162. Health And Age Centers Health Resources for physicians and specialists. Medical news updates, research publications, health centers and interventions in older patients. Health http://www.healthandage.com/index.jsp

163. The Aquaculture Health Page Journals. American Fisheries Society Publications; Aquaculture nutrition;Diseases of Aquatic Organisms; Fish and Shellfish Immunology; http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/7490/

164. Well Advice Information utilizing lifestyle and nutrition therapies and prescriptions as an alternative to conventional medicine. Some diseases covered are atherosclerosis, heart failure, cholesterol and high blood pressure. http://www.welladvice.bigstep.com/generic.html;$sessionid$4PZOTTIAAAEGBWGIHUVHBM

165. UCLA Center For Human Nutrition Home Page As we move into the 21st Century, nutrition will be the central focus of our effortsto prevent and treat common chronic diseases through integrating scientific http://www.cellinteractive.com/ucla/

Food, Nutrition, and Health in the 21st Century The Center for Human Nutrition has been established to provide leadership in nutritional sciences at UCLA by facilitating interdisciplinary research, improving patient care, and creating educational initiatives for health professionals and the public. As we move into the 21st Century, nutrition will be the central focus of our efforts to prevent and treat common chronic diseases through integrating scientific, medical, and public health approaches. Specific Objectives Provide academic leadership in nutritional sciences within the Center for the Health Sciences and the University of California, Los Angeles. Provide the administrative support structure to enhance research, education, patient care, and community outreach in nutrition. Provide the resources and environment uniquely attractive and suited to unprecedented interdisciplinary integration of nutrition research. Continue to foster the pioneering tradition of Medical Center physicians and University scientists to study methods of using naturally occurring nutrients and chemicals in foods to treat and prevent diseases.

166. Articles By Dr. Elson Haas - Ten Healing Foods: To Buy Organic An article on alternative nutrition by a physician who has written several books on the prevention of diseases through eating healthy food. http://www.elsonhaas.com/articles/article_02.html

Books by Dr. Haas Reviews Articles by Dr. Haas Ten Healing Foods: To Buy Organic Adapted from The Staying Healthy Shopper's Guide: Feed Your Family Safely There are some key aspects of foods' nutrition and healthfulness to consider when choosing healing foods – we want ones that are high in supportive nutrients and that are clear of toxic chemicals. Consuming foods as they are grown from Nature is where to begin – fresh fruits, wholesome vegetables, hearty whole grains, lively legumes, nutritious nuts and seeds, some calming low-fat dairy, and non-toxic animal proteins, from eggs to flesh if these are desired and feel right for you. Then, make sure the main foods you eat are not filled with additives or exposed to pesticides and other chemical sprays, or contaminated in other ways, such as from the water, soil, or industrial treatments. The key foods to buy organically grown and/or manufactured from organic ingredients are: Those that are commonly heavily treated, such as strawberries and animals;

167. Red Deer - Pictures, Breeders, Red Deer Babies Information on Red Deer, including physical description, reproduction, farming, diseases and nutrition. Farm listings and associations. http://www.red-deer.org/

Red Deer Picture source: Firefly Red Deer Park Red Deer - Physical Description Red Deer are the largest mammals in Britain. They have a reddish-brown coat. It changes to the grayish hue in winter. The red deer has a patch of a creamy color on the rump and a short tail. The males carry antlers. Red deer range in color from dark brown in the wintertime to tan in summer. The head, neck, belly and legs of the mammal are darker than the back and sides of the body. Males have a dark mane hanging from the neck to the chest. The Red deer's legs are slender, and the body is rather sturdy. Males tend to be larger and heavier than females. Scientific Name: Cervus elaphus Life Span: These animals tend to live up to 25 years. Picture source: Fossil Rim Red Deer - Geographic Range The Red deer species was once found throughout the Northern Hemisphere. Red deer are widespread, however, they are distributed patchily in the Palaearctic region, on the territory from Ireland to China and from south of the Arctic Circle in Norway to North Africa. In Great Britain, the Red deer is present in Scotland and the Scottish Islands, the Lake District, Thetford Forest, and New Forest. Red deer inhabit grassland, forest, mountains and moorland. Mostly they are forest dwellers, but Red deer are highly adaptive. The availability of food for Red deer basically determines the choice of place for their habitat.

168. BGH Library & Internet Services Consumer health resources in a variety of diseases and conditions, nutrition and alternative medicine, and medical management practices. http://www.botsfordlibrary.org/

Sections: home education About Us Consumer Health ... Request Forms Our primary goal as the information center for the Botsford Health Care Continuum is to identify the information needs of our customers and provide collections and services to meet those needs, in a cost-effective, quality manner. Our BHCC customers include physicians, residents, interns, nurses, employees, board members, volunteers, and students. Our community members are important customers, too. Hours Map Contact Library Staff Member of the National Network of Libraries of Medicine We subscribe to the HONcode principles of the Health On the Net Foundation Please read our Privacy Policy

169. PCRM >> Health Explore nutrition’s role in combating specific illnesses, including Alzheimer sdisease, arthritis, cancer, high cholesterol levels, diabetes, endometriosis http://www.pcrm.org/health/

Preventive Medicine Nutrition Reports Vegan Diets The Cancer Project ... Home Other PCRM Sites ACS Promotes Disease Atkins Diet Alert The Cancer Project Dissection Alternatives Healthy School Lunches Humane Charity Seal Neal Barnard, M.D. Strong Bones Trauma Training New factsheet: Parent's Guide to Building Better Bones Discover the benefits of a vegetarian diet - for children and adults - and find answers to your questions. Where to start? Vegetarian Starter Kit Updated: Analysis of Health Problems Associated with High-Protein, High-Fat, Carbohydrate-Restricted Diets PCRM's research projects on diabetes, weight-loss, and PMS and premenstrual pain. Diabetes: Can a vegan diet cure diabetes? Lifesaving information on reducing cancer risk, and how diet and other factors may help improve survival. Where to Start? Food Choices for Health Featured Recipe: Grilled Polenta with Portabella Mushrooms Media Center Health Research ... Home The site does not provide medical or legal advice.

170. MalariaNet Sponsored by USAID's Office of Health, Infectious Diseases and nutrition. Resources available include regular bulletins and reports outlining antimalaria strategies and policy recommendations, assessments of past programs, studies and conference proceedings. http://www.ehproject.org/Library/MalariaNet.htm

Home This Is EHP EHP News EHP Activities ... Site Map EHP Malaria Reports Library Malaria Bulletins - 2004 EHP Info Center Malaria Bulletins - 2004/2003 EHP II Malaria and Other Vector-borne Disease Reports May 20, 2004 (pdf) Apr 13 (pdf) Feb 2 (pdf) Jan 19-Feb 2004 (pdf) Jan 1-18, 2004 (pdf) Dec 15-28 (pdf) Dec 1-14 (pdf) Nov 17-30 (pdf) Nov 1-16 (pdf) Oct 20-31 (pdf) Oct 6-19 (pdf) Sep 22-Oct 5 (pdf) Sep 8-21 (pdf) Aug 25-Sep 7 (pdf) Aug 4-24 (pdf) July 21-Aug 3 (pdf) July 1-20 (pdf) June 16-30 (pdf) June 2-15 (pdf) Activity Report 129. Status of Insecticide Resistance of Malaria, Kala-azar and Japanese Encephalitis Vectors in Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal (BBIN) Activity Report 126. Assessment of Early Warning and Reporting Systems (EWARS) in NEPAL.

171. Alzheimer's Disease: Nutritional Causes, Therapies, Remedies & Prevention .ALZHEIMER S disease Nutritional Causes, Prevention and Therapies. http://www.acu-cell.com/dis-alz.html

Acu-Cell Analysis Acu-Cell Nutrition Disorders Mineral Ratios ... Prostatitis ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE:  Nutritional Causes, Prevention and Therapies Named after Dr. Alois Alzheimer, who identified this form of dementia in 1906, Alzheimer's Disease is a progressive form of degenerative brain disease that generally leads to confusion, memory loss, agitation, apathy, depression, problems with perception, speech, trouble moving, and fearing things that are not there.  Up to 70% of dementias are due to Alzheimer's disease, with the diagnosis usually being made by ruling out other causes of dementia. Alzheimer's disease (AD) occurs almost as often in men as it does in women, whereby early onset of AD appears before age 60, and late onset AD - the most common form of the disease - develops in people 60 and older.  Several factors are believed to be involved in the development of Alzheimer's disease, but none have been proven as of yet. Neurochemical causes are thought to include lack of substances used by the nerve cells to transmit nerve impulses (neurotransmitters), including acetylcholine, serotonin, somatostatin, substance P

172. Hudson Valley Gastroenterology Dr. Dodd and Dr. Steckman specialize in digestive diseases and nutrition including intestinal, liver, pancreatic, and gallbladder disorders with in office colonoscopy and upper endoscopy available. http://www.hvgpc.com

Staff Offices/Days/Hours Catskill Hensonville Kingston Margaretville New Paltz Red Hook Woodstock Pre-Register Procedures Sigmoidoscopy Colonoscopy Upper Endoscopy ERCP ... Liver Biopsy Directions Local Hospitals Useful Links KINGSTON OFFICE Specializing in digestive diseases and nutrition including intestinal, liver, pancreatic, and gallbladder disorders. Common signs, symptoms and conditions. (Click Here) In office colonoscopy and upper endoscopy available. Tel: Fax: Mon. - Fri. 9am to 5pm WEB-Presentations™

173. Kern County Aging And Adult Services Provides in home support services, nutritions programs, insurance counseling and disease prevention for seniors. http://www.co.kern.ca.us/aas/

174. Vitamin A Deficiency The history of this vitamin, food sources, signs and symptoms, treatment, prevalence, metabolism, prevention and in relation to other diseases are discussed. http://www.nutrition.uu.se/studentprojects/group97/vita/

Vitamin A deficiency Vitamin A deficiency is a world wide problem that leads to eye diseases, severe infection and death in many people. Most of the affected live in low-income countries. The history of vitamin A Prevalence Food sources Metabolism ... In relation to other diseases

175. Wellness Online resource for information on health and wellness, with links to specific information such as eating disorders, diseases and nutrition. http://www.trincoll.edu/depts/student-services/wellness.htm

Here's a variety of web sites related to wellness. We hope this site will be truly interactive, so if you have recommendations for other sites for this list, or for other kinds of information that would be helpful, please email wellness@trincoll.edu . Thanks. As the year progresses, this site will have many kinds of wellness information available, so check back often. Wellness Site of the Week: www.skincheck.com This website was established after the death of a 26 year old male to melanoma (skin cancer) by his family who asks that the website be visited to learn about the dangers of melanoma. The site focuses on early detection of melanoma by self exam (how to's) to detect the disease while it is curable. WHY: 1. among 25-29 year age group melanoma is the most prevalent cancer increasing by 4% annually. 2. in a 1996 survey 74 % of people 18-24 years old have little or no knowledge about this killer or how to check for it. General Wellness " PHYS." Comprehensive wellness info. Healthfinder (US Department of health) Healthgate (general health information) JAMA (Journal of the A.M.A.)

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