Acid Reflux News and Information
June 29th 2008
In an Olympic year, track gets noticed. St. Charles North’s track team certainly deserves part of that recognition. On Friday the North Stars finished fifth in the Nike Outdoor Track Nationals in Greensboro, N.C. Their 4 x 800 meter relay posted a time of 7:45.49, earning All-American honors.
June 29th 2008
ST. LOUIS — The disease that became the focus of Dr. Keith Mankowitz’s cardiology practice was a medical enigma 11 years ago when he opened a center dedicated to its research and treatment.
June 29th 2008
Noninvasive surgery effective for acid reflux disease
June 28th 2008
The link between obesity and cardiovascular diseases has been well established. But do you know that being obese can also make your life more painful in other ways?
June 28th 2008
There is nothing wrong with a drive for success, as long as it does not squelch the desire to enjoy life. Overachievers sometimes lose focus of this fact and need to be taught a different view of living.
June 28th 2008
FREMONT — Memorial Hospital will host a sibling class at 10 a.m. July 12 and will consist of a tour of the obstetrics department with a visit to the nursery.
June 28th 2008
Faith and friendship are coping tools cancer survivors at Friday night’s American Cancer Society Relay for Life said they have used.
June 27th 2008
Chronic severe heartburn can lead to esophageal cancer. Now, patients can get relief from a new procedure. VIDEO: Ending Acid Reflux
June 27th 2008
The message from audience polls was clear: Out with the old, in with the new.
June 27th 2008
Many of the thousands of people who have gone to court for illnesses stemming from the 2001 terror attacks don’t have serious health problems, lawyers for New York City claim in court papers. About
June 26th 2008
Title: Noninvasive Surgery Effective for Acid Reflux Disease Category: Health News Created: 6/26/2008 2:00:00 AM Last Editorial Review: 6/26/2008
June 26th 2008
If you suffer from chronic heartburn from gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), a new non-invasive surgery might offer relief, the Washington Post reported Thursday.
June 26th 2008
NYC lawyers say 30 percent of those claiming injury aren’t seriously ill.
June 26th 2008
Many of the thousands of people who have gone to court claiming ground zero-related illnesses don’t have serious health problems, lawyers for the city claim in court papers.
June 26th 2008
Lawyers for New York City claim 30 percent of those suing in federal court claiming ground zero-related illnesses don’t have serious health problems.
June 26th 2008
Children who urinate in bed are more prone to kidney damage than those who don’t, a leading nephrologist here says. L.C. Sharma, who heads the nephrology department at Rajasthan’s premier Sawai Man Singh Hospital, attributes the problem to three causes.
June 25th 2008
About half of the claims were filed by city workers, including police officers and firefighters.
June 25th 2008
For Chris and Jodie DiMisa of Mount Airy, it buys them one month of formula for their infant son. Cheaper, regular formula for 8-month-old Sam, who has a milk and soy allergy, is not an option.
June 25th 2008
NEW YORK — Many of the thousands of people who have gone to court claiming ground zero-related illnesses don’t have serious health problems, lawyers for the city claim in court papers. About 10,800 plaintiffs claim to suffer from a wide variety…
June 25th 2008
Copyright © 2008 ScoutNews LLC. All rights reserved. WEDNESDAY, June 25 (HealthDay News) — A new surgical technique offers hope for people who suffer chronic heartburn from gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).