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Latisse is an eyelash enhancement product that can make you have fuller, longer, thicker and luscious lashes; you may have seen the commercials with Brooke Shields promoting the product. Latisse is only available through prescription and is aimed at helping people who have hypotrichosis, “a technical term for having too few eyelashes,” states EyeLash-Growth.com.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, the Food and Drug Administration recently announced a review about bone-building osteoporosis drugs similar to Fosamax. The review was concerning the safety with these drugs and the risks that may apply. There is a risk of femur fractures caused from bone weakness.
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According to Maria Cheng from the Associated Press, a new study revealed that women who took birth control in the 1960s lived longer than those who were never on the pill. “British researchers observed more than 46,000 women for nearly four decades from 1968. They compared the number of deaths in women on the pill to those who never took it,” reports Cheng. The study found that women normally took the pill for about four years, and by taking the pill their risk of dying from bowel cancer was lowered by 38 percent, and their risk of dying from any other diseases was lowered by 12 percent.
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It’s a wonder why half of America will whiten their teeth at home rather than do the same thing at a dentist’s office with a professional. Although doing this simple procedure at home is inexpensive and convenient there can be some downfalls.
SeattleTimes.Com reported that:
* Repetition is key
* Over-the-counter teeth whitening products don’t work on veneers, caps, dentures, crowns or fillings
* Almost every tray is a one-size-fits-all that may not work on everyone
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Greg Wasson, Walgreen Co. Chief Executive, thinks health-care reform will greatly benefit the company. Wasson feels the health-care reform will raise sales because it will expand prescription drug coverage and wellness services to millions of uninsured Americans.
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If you sit down at the end of the year and add up all the prescription drugs, annual physical exams, etc then your chin may drop at your medical bill.
Following these easy money saving rules could help save your medical bill next year:
Live a new lifestyle before filling a prescription
Be informed about the vitamins you take
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Traveling during the holidays? It always seems to start off exciting, right? How often, however, does it end with you pulling out your hair over lost luggage, delayed flights, or packed airports?
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Have any friends or family who constantly battle with anything from arthritis to massive headaches, back pain or joint pain? And all you can probably do is sympathize. But when the holidays roll around it gives you an opportunity to really help them ease their pain.
Health.com has outlined 10 special items you could purchase to save a friend or family member from another year of suffering.
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Does your son or daughter have trouble concentrating or have an incredible amount of energy? Have they been diagnosed with ADD or ADHD?
According to WebMD calls to the U.S. Poison Control Center from 1998-2005 rose 86% between 10-19 year old teenagers about abusing their meds.
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