Modern Medicine

The birth of modern medicine began in the Middle Ages. There were people during this time, who's work is still used and referenced to in present-day medicine. These men helped pave the way to what we now now as the medical field.

The jigsaw puzzle-approach to health is harming rather than helping humans and their fellow animals.

The death rates for heart disease and stroke among U.S. citizens has dropped 30 percent between 1999 and 2006. What's remarkable about this is that conventional medicine thinks it deserves the credit for this decline.

This looks at both natural ands modern medicines, both have a place in our society today as in the 'olden days'. Includes cold and heat exhaustion remedies.

More and more people are beginning to seek out holistic treatments over modern medicine.

There is a long-running debate between people who use herbal remedies for various diseases and disorders, and those who rely on modern medicine to cure their aches and pains.

A look at how today's alternative therapies were once the mainstream therapies, then so called "modern medicine" stepped in and pushed the old ways into the dark

Instead of diagnosing and solving physical problems, doctors nowadays label symptoms as diseases and disorders and prescribe drugs to cover them up. Meanwhile, drug companies "educate" doctors using biased studies and get rich off the profits.

Use these easy ways to get kids to take liquid medicine, and make it go down without a fight.

It is amazing to me to watch science validate knowledge from the past. Medical treatments from the past considered bizarre are being used today with validation from scientists.

During the Middle Ages, advancements in medicine varied from culture to culture. Europeans appeared to be at a standstill, while Jewish and Muslim medicine flourished.

The first of several articles aimed at helping seniors and others in their contacts with the medical industry. It is based on my contacts with modern medicine, especially a recent 54 hour ER and hospital admission.

The use of leeches for medical purposes (hirudotherapy) and maggots have come back into vogue since the 1980's when California researchers took an interest.

The differences between the past and present boggle my brain!

Pare catalogues the varies anomalies that he has both encountered and heard about in the sixteenth century.

The demonic medicine man Misquemachus finds his vengeance by bringing the white man's homes and possessions into the Great Beyond.

Pretty self-explanatory I think.

There are some things that alternative treatment is better. Among these are carpal tunnel, menopause, constipation, and the over reliance on antibiotics. Most everyone has suffered at one time or another from one or all of these.

Would you visit a doctor to get your skull drilled, for the placement of leeches, or for the infusion of scorpion venom? Amazingly enough, all of these have occurred during the history of medicine! Learn about how medicine evolved in this article!

A medicine chest that is cluttered with bottles and cartons with a few capsules or pills is a virtual danger zone at home.

Crow tastes bitter...but I'll swallow it down.

The most useful part in this therapy is that you will gain regenerative process that will help to heal your illness, and improve almost all aspects of our live in a very unique way.

Web based DICOM viewers are user friendly, allow for real-time collaboration and consultation over the Internet, and can be used to create digital archives of patient records that include Web PAC images.

A short overview of the problems with the allopathic (modern) method of dealing with illness.

Acupuncture and reiki are gaining popularity for infertility treatments, and there's good reason.

A brief survey and comparison of the relative merits of Modern, Oriental, Wholistic, and Lifestyle Medicine practiced in America.

We examine 10 jobs that will never go away, no matter which direction society goes.

How you ever considered utilizing more natural alternatives to preserving your health?

A newspaper article, about plans by surgeons in New York to transplant an entire womb from a brain-dead donor into a living woman, set me thinking. Is modern medicine playing God? Doctors can now transplant almost any human organ.