Antibiotics Not Needed for Most Ear Infections
A study published in the September 13, 2006 Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) shows that “watchful waiting” is better than…
Antibiotics May Be Scrapped for Most Ear Infections
CNN.com released a story on March 3, 2004 reporting that antibiotics may no longer be what the doctor orders. According to federal…
Antibiotics Linked to Serious Complications in Infants
In a report from the centres for Disease Control (CDC) publicized by the Associated Press, it was reported that “Erythromycin has been…
Antibiotics Linked to Bacteria Resistance
A new study published in the February 10, 2007 issue of the prestigious British scientific journal The Lancet, shows a direct and…
Antibiotics in the First Year of Life Increase Risk of Asthma
From a March 13, 2006, Reuters Health release comes a report that children who are given antibiotics early in life increase their…
Antibiotics for Children With Ear Infections Questionable
The Southern California/RAND Evidence-based Practice centre (EPC) performed an analysis of clinical studies conducted on children four weeks to 18 years of…
Antibacterial Soap Overuse May Help Spread Disease
From an August 1, 2001 MSNBC article come news that scrubbing your hands too often with antibacterial soap may actually have the…
Breast Feeding Is Best For Baby
Two separate stories from the February 27, 2002 and March 27, 2002 issues of Intelihealth both tout the benefits of breastfeeding. Breast…
Breast-Feeding During Infancy May Lower Blood Pressures in Childhood
According to a report by the March 02, 2004 Reuters Health, individuals who were breast-fed during infancy appear to have a decreased…
Breast Feeding
In an Associated Press story of October 19, 1999 was a report of a new study that shows that breast fed babies…
