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Music lessons help babies to develop

New research suggests that playing music to babies helps their brains to develop and leads them to become better communicators as they grow up.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

Want to be smarter? Get a good whiff of rosemary

People are always looking for ways to improve their brains, whether it's with vitamins, exotic potions, or homeopathic herbal concoctions. However, studies have shown that all one needs to do to be smarter is sniff a bit of rosemary.
In the Media by Sean Fraser - 5 comments

Adult stem cell therapy now used for spinal fusions

Sacramento - When a report came out in 2005 that researchers had found the stem cell origin of vertebrates in the human neck and shoulders, a new step toward vertebrae evolution had begun. That evolution is now moving forward with adult stem cell therapy.
In the Media by Nancy Houser

Naked Therapy: Power through arousal Special

New York - Sarah White says that through Naked Therapy - where she, the client, or both are nude - she hopes to provide people with "power through arousal."
Digital Journal Report by Lynn Curwin - 2 comments

Researchers aim to block Huntington's gene

Researchers are aiming to block the gene that causes Huntington's Disease by using a medical breakthrough that was awarded a Nobel Prize in 2006.
In the Media by Kevin Jess - 5 comments

'Furry Friends for Finals' aims to take a bite out of stress

Animals have long been used to help relieve stress for hospitalized patients and have been used extensively to aid children with physical and mental difficulties.
In the Media by Sandy Sand - 1 comment

Research Suggests Some Children Can Recover From Autism

Autism, it's on the rise, and no one knows where it came from, or how to treat it. But now a psychologist at the University of Connecticut says there is a way for autistic kids to overcome it by age 9.
In the Media by Joan Firstenberg - 3 comments

Non-invasive Test Shows if Chemotherapy is Working

The non-invasive test shows if chemotherapy is working after just one cycle of the toxic drugs given to cancer patients.
In the Media by Sandy Sand - 2 comments

Mime uses humor to put cancer in its place

Mime and actor Mikael Rudolph found writing a play was just what he needed after battling his cancer and losing a sibling to the disease last year.
In the Media by Kathlyn Stone - 5 comments

DCT Helps Clear Path to Personalized Therapies

Researchers at the Burnham Institute for Medical Research (Burnham) have shown that search algorithms used in digital communications can help scientists identify effective multi-drug combinations.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 1 comment
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The Canadian military has decided to try a virtual reality therapy that could help soldiers diagnosed with PTSD.


A family's $30 million donation to McMaster University aims to speed up development of stem cell therapies.


Canadian researchers have carried out the first study of a play-based therapy program that has had some remarkable success in drawing some autistic children out of their solitary worlds. The CBC's Ioanna Roumeliotis offers a moving look inside floortime therapy.


Internet-based treatment may help teens with chronic fatigue syndrome to recover, researchers have found.

Youngsters with behavioural problems in Gwynedd will be taught 'horse whispering' in a bid to improve their confidence and self-esteem.
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Messages received through a hypnotic state may not seem valid - but there could be a connection with...
Messages received through a hypnotic state may not seem valid - but there could be a connection with another aspect of the person's physical reality. Some people speak in 'tongues' when hypnotized. This is called Polyglot or Xenoglot. Message gleamed through past life regression therapy allow the individual - insight into a collective memory and greater understanding of their behavior in this time line.
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Breast Milk for Men - Animals - or 8 year old Child?

The World Health Organization (WHO) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) emphasize the value of breastfeeding...
May 25, 2012 in  MYSTERY by Mindy Allan

Understanding Business Coaching

Business coaching is a process and a structure, which enables an entrepreneur, business owner, manager or operator to...
May 11, 2012 by Emmanuel Imevbore

Breast Massage: Growing global industry?

April 24, 2012 Is Breast Massage Simply Therapy? Or Simply Porn? There has been an heightened interest in the...
Apr 24, 2012 by Mindy Allan

Inhumane treatment of canines in Malaysia

Time and time again, the inhuman methods of putting down stray canines have made headlines in Malaysia .The latest in...
Apr 22, 2012 by Caroline Vimla

New breast cancer therapy

A new preclinical imaging agent, designed to aid the development of personalised therapies for breast cancer has been...
Apr 12, 2012 in  Health by Tim Sandle
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