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The growing popularity of minimally invasive surgery (MIS) is leading to an increased adoption of endoscopy devices, according to new reports by GBI Research and TechNavio. An increase in MIS is correlated with lower incidences of post-operative complications, minimal...
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A Closer Look At Six Salty Foods Eating too many salty foods can create all sorts of health problems, including high blood pressure. But did you know a lot of common foods are packed with excess sodium? It’s not just the French fries and potato chips you need to be...
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by Howard Lewine, M.D. What would you pay to keep from getting sick as you get older? How about a daily walk or other exercise? A new study suggests that’s exactly the right investment. In the study, people who were the most fit at midlife lived longer and spent less...
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by Jessie Price By now you’ve probably tasted quinoa, and probably even know how to pronounce it (“keen-wah”). Maybe you’ve come to love it because it’s a healthy whole grain and cooks up in just 20 minutes or because it has a lovely nutty taste and delicate...
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Diners at each of Mario Batali’s restaurants on Earth Day, April 22, received a complimentary packet of basil seeds. The herb is easy to grow in almost any climate and is rich in vitamin K, vitamin A, manganese and magnesium. After basil seeds are planted, they take...
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HyGreen, new electronic hand hygiene monitor, reminds healthcare workers to wash their hands and records all hand washing events and patient-staff interactions in the hospital. Employees wear badges equipped with sensors. When they apply soap or gel from the HyGreen...
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