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By Mark Lee June 22, 2008 Health

Turmeric Shows Promise in Combating Diabetes and Obesity

Turmeric, of the ginger family, is grown in many parts of the Caribbean. Turmeric, an Asian spice found in many curries, has a long history Continue reading

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By Abeng News June 22, 2008April 9, 2011 Health

Survey Reveals Women with Post-menopausal Osteoporosis Fear Stoop and Shrinking in Height

Women with postmenopausal osteoporosis are concerned about developing a stoop (commonly known as curvature of the spine or hyperkyphosis) and shrinking in height but accept Continue reading

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By Mark Lee April 27, 2008 Health

Fighting and Preventing Malaria is Everyone’s War

This year marks the first in observing World Malaria Day (April 25). The initiative, formerly known as Africa Malaria Day from 2001-2007, was designed to Continue reading

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By Maureen Rowe April 13, 2008November 28, 2011 Health

How to be an Effective Cancer Warrior*

People who have had to battle with cancer usually refer to themselves as either cancer survivors or cancer fighters. The two terms have vastly different Continue reading

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By Maureen Rowe February 4, 2008November 29, 2011 Health

Flaxseed Oil Anyone?

Most of us have heard of linseed oil. The name conjures up memories of old fashioned hardware stores chocked full of every kind of household Continue reading

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By Mark Lee December 27, 2007November 30, 2011 Health

Your Cancer May Be as Particular as Your Finger Print – Not Quite

An October 2007 edition of Time mag, carried an extensive feature on breast cancers. It clarifies the need for Caribbean women and men to be aware Continue reading

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