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Vaginal Suppository Derived from Seaweed May Be Used to Lower Spread of HIV and AIDS

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Vaginal Suppository Derived from Seaweed May Be Used to Lower Spread of HIV and AIDS Researchers from Penn State have developed a vaginal suppository made from carrageenan, a seaweed derived food product, and Tenofovir, an antiviral drug used to treat HIV positive patients. The combination may be one of the only woman-initiated drugs that can …

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Postmenopausal Breast Cancer Risk Decreases Rapidly After Starting Regular Physical Activity

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Postmenopausal Breast Cancer Risk Decreases Rapidly After Starting Regular Physical Activity Postmenopausal women have been told to use exercise as a means to prevent breast cancer. However little has been known about how often she should exercise, or how long it would continue to work. Researchers at the American Association for Cancer Research recently published …

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Acupuncture May Reduce Severity Of Hot Flashes

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Acupuncture May Reduce Severity Of Hot Flashes Are you seeking an alternative therapy for your hot flashes? North American Menopause Society’s medical journal, Menopause, says that acupuncture may offer some relief. Acupuncture is a 2,500 year old complementary medicine that requires the use of small needles to prick the skin to treat. Researchers now have evidence that acupuncture …

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Depression Harder On The Hearts Of Younger Women

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Depression Harder On The Hearts Of Younger Women A study conducted by investigators at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, showed that more than 25% of women aged 55 years and younger who underwent coronary angiography and who were depressed were much more likely to die of heart disease, suffer a myocardial infarction (MI), or require revascularization. …

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