A cure for chronic fatigue? If new research proves right, some sufferers have nothing more than an easy-to-fix blood pressure problem

Article Abstract:

Researchers have discovered that many people who are afflicted with so-called chronic fatigue syndrome are really suffering from a blood pressure abnormality. Fortunately, the disorder, neurally mediated hypotension, is easily treatable, but patients should first be tested.

Drug therapy, Blood pressure, Blood pressure regulation, Chronic fatigue syndrome

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Looking good - forever

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Entrepreneur Corky Ra has developed a mummification service, hoping that an increasing number of people will elect to become mummies after their death. Only deceased pets have been mummified so far, but the idea does seem to be appealing to some who are unusually fit.

Innovations, Column, Embalming, Funeral industry

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What's the matter with milk?

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Experts note that milk has many health benefits despite claims to the contrary. Milk provides 18 amino acids, and is a good source of calcium and vitamins. Much of milk's poor reputation is due to fears about Vitamin D over-fortification.

Health aspects, Milk

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