Medical Breakthroughs: First to Know Reported by Ivanhoe Broadcast News Click here to search Ivanhoe.com
Letter from the Web Editor November 21, 2005 Gobble, Gobble, Gobble! Happy Turkey Day from Ivanhoe's newest Web editor! This week I have the pleasure of filling in for Marjorie, and I want to take this opportunity to inform you of Ivanhoe's latest additions. Over the next few weeks I will be introducing news feeds and also podcasts to Ivanhoe's already robust online resources. With Thanksgiving just a few sunsets away, our days are becoming shorter and our time limited. These new features will help you stay up-to-date with the latest medical news during this busy holiday season. Go to Ivanhoe.com/podcast and check out Ivanhoe's podcasts or subscribe for free to our newsreader feed. The bells will ring, the kids will cry, and of course the grocery store lines will be long -- ah the holidays. Does all this holiday cheer bring you holiday migraines? Learn how botox injections may be the best treatment for migraines and the best way to keep you moving during a season that leaves no time for resting. If you or someone you know suffers from fibromyalgia, our story on new treatment for fibromyalgia and the pain that comes with the condition is for you. Or maybe your concerns lay with depression. You've heard fish oil is good for you, some studies even show it may prevent Alzheimer's and heart disease. Now researchers say fish oil may help battle MS-related depression. Melanoma is a deadly skin cancer that will affect nearly 60,000 Americans this year. Our report on a breakthrough for skin cancer discusses a new enemy of the deadly disease. Along with new treatments for cancer, Gary Stoner, Ph.D., a cancer researcher at Ohio State University in Columbus, tells us how black raspberries fight cancer in this week's full-length doctor's interview. Now you have an excuse to eat that extra slice of berry pie this winter. For those of you who need some work at being a better dad, this special report will help you find ways to stay involved. Finally, if you worry about whether your child is too young to watch TV, if they are watching too much TV, or how TV affects them, then our story on kids and too much TV is a must read. You may want to check out two special reports in our fee-based Archives. One is our September 2005 report, Beans, Nuts, Cereals may Fight Cancer, and the other is New Treatment for Common Infection in Women. Premium Content in the Archives may be purchased for as little as $9 for 24-hour, unlimited access. If you would like to access Premium Content for the first time click here. Also, I'd like to encourage you to share your delicious holiday recipes on our recipe discussion board. Best wishes to you and your family this holiday season! And there's more where that came from... Sara Sara Miga Web Editor, Ivanhoe Broadcast News "The hardest-learned lesson: that people have only their kind of love to give, not our kind." --Mignon McLaughlin Also In This Issue... Cholesterol Drugs may Slow Alzheimer's Pain Relieving Patch for Children Better Asthma Control With Allergists Nanoparticle may Reduce Radiation Side Effects Sensory Perceptions Begin Early in Life Artificial Sweeteners Cause Cancer Asthma and Wheezing Develop By Age 6 Discussion Group: Breakthrough Medical Web Sites Listing DBIS Home Click to View the Latest Video Clips Shedding Light on Bladder Cancer Smart Sensors for Disasters Space Pilot for Computers Smart Woman Home Is There a Perfect Paint Color? Destressing Teens Love Your Job! Smart Woman Home Reader's Request Laughter is the Best Medicine! To post a joke or saying, click here! Do you want to be a part of the Ivanhoe news network? Click here to read letters to the Webdoctor.We are interested in learning of the latest science-related research and discoveries, including astronomy, chemistry, computer and earth science, engineering, optics and physics. Please e-mail Stephanie Pancratz, Managing Editor, at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Submit Story Ideas! E-mail us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Has this site saved your life or the life of someone you know? E-mail us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] What do you think about Ivanh oe? E-mail us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] E-mail a Friend To stop receiving the First to Know Bulletin, click here and unsubscribe your e-mail address. What's New | News Flash | Discussion | Search/Archives | Ivanhoe FAQ E-mail Medical Ale rts! | Our TV Partners | Awards | Useful Links | Play It Again, Please Contents ) 1995-2005 Ivanhoe Broadcast News, Inc. No part of this newsletter may be reproduced without permission.
