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Healing Power from Positive Energy

Monday, August 1st, 2011

Tags: alternative medicine, brain, cam, chronic illnesses, chronic pain, complementary medicine, E-Patients, emotions, healing power, health, lifestyle health, posite energy, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Human Behavior, Lifestyle Health, Longevity | No Comments »

Telemedicine Health Blog Achieves 100,000 Page Views a Month

Friday, May 20th, 2011

Tags: E-Care, E-Patients, health care, Medical Studies, US Tele-Medicine, USTM Patients
Posted in Human Behavior, Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Medical Studies, Press Release, Tele-Medicine, Telemedicine Reporter | Comments Off

The Promise of Telemedicine

Monday, February 21st, 2011

Tags: E-Care, E-Patients, family medicine, HMO, mass e-care, Medical Studies, promise, remote patient monitoring, RPM, telehealth, telemedicine, telemedicine protocols, universal healthcare, urban health, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Emergency Medicine, Press Release, Tele-Medicine, Vision | Comments Off

Hay Fever Symptoms Reduced with Pycnogenol

Wednesday, January 19th, 2011

Tags: allergy, alternative medicine, cam, complementary medicine, E-Patients, hay fever, health, herbal supplements, lifestyle health, pine tree, pycnogenol, symptoms, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Homeopathic, Lifestyle Health, Longevity | 1 Comment »

Researchers Solicit Cheap eHealth Alternative

Sunday, November 28th, 2010

Tags: alternative medicine, browser, cam, complementary medicine, COSTS, E-Care, E-Patients, electronic medicqal records, health care, ontario, OSCAR, physicians, records, servers, software, support, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, web program
Posted in Alternative Medicine | Comments Off

Telemedicine Acknowledged by Medicare

Friday, November 26th, 2010

Tags: alternative medicine, cam, complementary medicine, E-Care, E-Patients, insurance, medicaid, medicaid services, medicare, nation, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Longevity, Medical Studies, Tele-Medicine | Comments Off

Telemedicine May Help Individuals with Type 2 Diabetes Improve their Diet

Tuesday, November 9th, 2010

Tags: alternative medicine, cam, chronic pain, complementary medicine, DIABETES TYPE 2, diet, E-Patients, health. healthcare, Internet, Medical Studies, Medicine, physicians, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Medical Studies, Tele-Medicine, Weight Management | 1 Comment »

Omega Fish Oil Supplements are Vital for Life

Wednesday, October 20th, 2010

Tags: alternative medicine, asthma, bipolar disorder, cancer, diet, E-Care, E-Patients, fish oil, heart attck, herbal supplements, inflammation, Medical Studies, neurological disorder, NUTRITIONALS, obesity, omega-3, pain, reduce inflammation, supplements, US Tele-Medicine, Vitamins - Supplements, Weight Management
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Medical Studies, Nutritional Blends, Vision, Vitamins - Supplements, Weight Management | 4 Comments »

Watermelon Effectively Lowers Blood Pressure: Study

Wednesday, October 20th, 2010

Tags: alternative medicine, Bio-Identical Hormones, blood pressure, cardiovascular disease, diet, E-Patients, healthy food, heart disease, hypertension, lower BP, NUTRITIONALS, prehypertensive, supplements, US Tele-Medicine, Vitamins - Supplements, watermelon
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Medical Studies, Nutritional Blends, Weight Management | Comments Off

Turn Off the Lights at Night to Lose Weight

Wednesday, October 20th, 2010

Tags: behavior, BMI, cholesterol, diet, diets, E-Patients, eating, healthy food, light-dark cycle, natural health, sleeping cycle, US Tele-Medicine, Weight Management
Posted in Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Nutritional Blends, Odd Medical Practices, Vitamins - Supplements, Weight Management | Comments Off

Obesity’s Impact on Gastrointestinal Health

Tuesday, October 19th, 2010

Tags: BMI, cholesterol, diabetes, diet, E-Patients, gastrointestinal, health, healthy food, herbal supplements, inflammatory bowel, liver cancer, obesity, steatosis, US Tele-Medicine, Weight Management
Posted in Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Medical Studies, Nutritional Blends, Vision, Vitamins - Supplements, Weight Management | 1 Comment »

Palm Oil Derivative Shown To Be Effective In Lowering Fat Levels In Blood

Tuesday, October 19th, 2010

Tags: alternative medicine, Bio-Identical Hormones, cardiovasuclar, E-Patients, fat, herbal supplements, Medical Studies, metabolic diseases, palm oil, supplements, triglycerides, US Tele-Medicine, Vitamin E, Vitamins - Supplements
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Longevity, Medical Studies, Nutritional Blends, Vitamins - Supplements, Weight Management | 1 Comment »

Experts Decide Whether Parental Alienation is a Disorder

Monday, October 11th, 2010

Tags: alternative medicine, chronic pain, disorders, E-Care, E-Patients, herbal supplements, mental disorder, parental alienatation, psychiatry, raltional problems, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Human Behavior, Lifestyle Health, Medical Studies, Vision | 15 Comments »

When You’re Depressed, the World Really Does Fade to Grey

Friday, October 8th, 2010

Tags: alternative medicine, darkness, depression, E-Patients, eye sight, healthcare, retina, supplements, symbols, US Tele-Medicine, Vitamins - Supplements
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Medical Studies, Odd Medical Practices, Presenting - Phobias, Vision | 12 Comments »

Kids with ADHD More Likely to Have Missing DNA

Friday, October 8th, 2010

Tags: adhd, alternative medicine, autism, children, DNA, E-Patients, kids, Medical Studies, schizophrenia, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Lifestyle Health, Medical Studies, Presenting - Phobias, Vitamins - Supplements | 18 Comments »

High Cholesterol in Young People Hurts Them in Middle Age

Friday, October 8th, 2010

Tags: cholesterol, chronic pain, diet, E-Care, E-Patients, healthy food, heart disease, herbal supplements, kids, lifestyle health, NUTRITIONALS, teens, US Tele-Medicine, Weight Management, young people
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Herbs, Insurance Issues, Lifestyle Health, Medical Studies, Nutritional Blends, Vitamins - Supplements | 30 Comments »

Are You Allergic to Cheap Jewelry?

Friday, October 8th, 2010

Tags: allergy, dermatitis, E-Patients, healthcare, immune system, inflammation, lifestyle health, nickel, skin reaction, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Lifestyle Health, Odd Medical Practices | 12 Comments »

Number of Fat People in U.S. To Grow, Says Report

Friday, October 8th, 2010

Tags: diet, E-Patients, fat, healthy food, lifestyle health, obesity, OECD, US Tele-Medicine, Weight Management
Posted in Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Medical Studies, Weight Management | 9 Comments »

4 Natural Ways to Lower Your Blood Pressure

Friday, October 8th, 2010

Tags: blood pressure, coenzyme, complementary medicine, CoQ10, E-Care, E-Patients, fish oil, garlic, hawthorne, health, herbal supplements, lower blood pressure, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Herbs, Lifestyle Health, Longevity, Vitamins - Supplements | 24 Comments »

Oyster Glue Could Inspire New Medical Adhesives

Friday, October 1st, 2010

Tags: adhesives, E-Patients, health, marine animals, medical adhesives, oyster cement, oyster glue, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Vitamins - Supplements | 49 Comments »

How to Widen the Hunt for Targeted Cancer Therapy

Tuesday, September 28th, 2010

Tags: cancer, cancer therapy, E-Patients, fibromyalgia, health, tumors, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Lifestyle Health | 15 Comments »

FTC and FDA to POM: You’re Not So Wonderful

Tuesday, September 28th, 2010

Tags: blood pressure, E-Patients, erdtile dysfunction, FDA, FTC, health, health claims, healthy food, heart disease, Medical Studies, POM, pomegranet, prostate cancer, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Lifestyle Health, Medical Studies | 39 Comments »

Exercise Could Cut Womb Cancer Risk by 30 Percent

Tuesday, September 28th, 2010

Tags: breast, cancer, colon, E-Patients, esophagus, exercise, kidney, Medical Studies, obesity, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, Weight Management, whomb cancer
Posted in Lifestyle Health, Medical Studies | 25 Comments »

Belly Fat and Depression May be Linked

Tuesday, September 28th, 2010

Tags: abdominal obesity, belly fat, depression, E-Patients, health, Medical Studies, obesity, overweight, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Lifestyle Health, Medical Studies, Weight Management | 29 Comments »

Breast-Feeding for 6 Months May Prevent Infant Infections

Tuesday, September 28th, 2010

Tags: breast feeding, breast milk, cigarette smoke, conjunctivis, E-Patients, ear infections, infant, infant infections, infections, Medical Studies, nutrition, respiratory, stomach upsets, telemedicine, urinary infections, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Lifestyle Health, Medical Studies | 17 Comments »

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Posts Tagged ‘E-Patients’

Healing Power from Positive Energy

Telemedicine Health Blog Achieves 100,000 Page Views a Month

The Promise of Telemedicine

Hay Fever Symptoms Reduced with Pycnogenol

Researchers Solicit Cheap eHealth Alternative

Telemedicine Acknowledged by Medicare

Telemedicine May Help Individuals with Type 2 Diabetes Improve their Diet

Omega Fish Oil Supplements are Vital for Life

Watermelon Effectively Lowers Blood Pressure: Study

Turn Off the Lights at Night to Lose Weight

Obesity’s Impact on Gastrointestinal Health

Palm Oil Derivative Shown To Be Effective In Lowering Fat Levels In Blood

Experts Decide Whether Parental Alienation is a Disorder

When You’re Depressed, the World Really Does Fade to Grey

Kids with ADHD More Likely to Have Missing DNA

High Cholesterol in Young People Hurts Them in Middle Age

Are You Allergic to Cheap Jewelry?

Number of Fat People in U.S. To Grow, Says Report

4 Natural Ways to Lower Your Blood Pressure

Oyster Glue Could Inspire New Medical Adhesives

How to Widen the Hunt for Targeted Cancer Therapy

FTC and FDA to POM: You’re Not So Wonderful

Exercise Could Cut Womb Cancer Risk by 30 Percent

Belly Fat and Depression May be Linked

Breast-Feeding for 6 Months May Prevent Infant Infections