Archive for the ‘Health’ Category
HypnoBirthing allows a new state of mind to be a new state of labor
Unique HypnoBirthing classes teach San Diego women-and their partners-to relax and take control of their birth experience.
Nagging pain serves as warning when it comes to fitness injury
For the occasional fitness enthusiast and even the experienced athlete, nagging overuse injuries can be annoying, but vital to health.
Ophthalmology conference strives for glaucoma solutions
Glaucoma-a chronic and incurable eye disease-is the second leading cause of blindness in the world.
At 90, retired pediatrician hopes his genes will make a difference
Dr. Forrest Adams contributed samples of his DNA and his stem cells to two separate research programs to help unlock the genetic secrets behind lifelong good health.
Stem Cell Meeting on the Mesa
The Annual Stem Cell Meeting on the Mesa, presented by the Sanford Consortium for Regenerative Medicine, was wrapped up last night at The Salk Institute for Biological Studies with a Special Anniversary Awards Ceremony commemorating the 5th anniversary of the passing of Proposition 71.
Traditional healers choose to fight H1N1 naturally
With a limited number of H1N1 vaccines, traditional healers are offering alternatives to cure the swine flu.
Researches want cigs labeled as toxic waste
Researchers believe the label would help change the public’s perception about the harm cigarette butts cause the environment and prompt more rules to reduce their presence.
Six things you should know about swine flu
Take a step back from the frightening stories to learn the basic facts of H1N1.
Cure in sight for San Diego VisionWalkers
This Sunday, November 8, Foundation Fighting Blindness will host its second annual 5K San Diego VisionWalk.
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