Month: May 2017

Just one glass of wine or other alcoholic drink a day significantly raises the risk of breast cancer, while vigorous exercise such as running and bicycling reduces it, according to an expansive review of research on the effects of diet, nutrition and physical activity on the disease. The report, which was issued Tuesday, concluded that drinking […] Read More

When it comes to health and wellness, many people think of traditional practitioners such as a physician or psychologist. For those looking to alternative routes to wellness that may be more proactive than reactive, energy medicine has developed into a booming business. Energy medicine has been used to treat ailments in Eastern cultures for thousands […] Read More

ABC World News Tonight (4/25, story 12, 0:25, Muir) reported the FDA has issued warnings to 14 companies that sell “more than 65 allegedly illegal cancer cures” without FDA approval. The AP (4/25) reports that the agency “says these products, mostly sold on websites and social media, can be harmful, waste money and result in […] Read More