by Dr. Winston Greene | Dec 26, 2001 | News
Danish researchers say a re-analysis of their controversial study of a year ago confirms their original conclusions — that there is no evidence that breast-cancer screening with mammography saves women’s lives.When the original report was published last... by Dr. Winston Greene | Dec 23, 2001 | News
Testosterone may reduce production of Alzheimer’s protein Could testosterone supplements help prevent Alzheimer’s disease? It is possible, according to results of a new study in which researchers exposed nerve cells to the male hormone. In the presence of... by Dr. Winston Greene | Dec 18, 2001 | News
Smart Heart Action Kit Prevention: Could you use an additional 10 years of quality life? Reduce your risks of heart disease and stroke and you could add as much as a decade to your life, says the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. While you have little control... by Dr. Winston Greene | Dec 18, 2001 | News
Test Predicts Your Risk of a Heart AttackLONDON (AP) – A new blood test may allow more accurate predictions of a person’s risk of a fatal heart attack, scientists say. A study published last week in The Lancet medical journal suggested the test, which... by Dr. Winston Greene | Dec 16, 2001 | News
Lipitor Cholesterol Medication Users Plaintiff v Pfizer Inc. Defendant Cholesterol-Fighting Drug Tied to Liver, Kidney Injury A number of legal actions are being pursued against Pfizer Inc., the manufacturer of the cholesterol-lowering drug Lipitor (atorvastatin), to... by Dr. Winston Greene | Dec 16, 2001 | News
A commonly prescribed drug for lowering blood cholesterol may affect people’s ability to drive or perform other everyday tasks. Lovastatin, sold by Merck and Co. under the name Mevacor and also as mevinolin, could affect attention and reaction speed. Researchers...
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