The IPM Blog

Swine flu has been prevalent in the news media, and it is likely that the media hype is somewhat overblown. As of May 1st, 2009, there has been only one death attributed to swine flu in the United...

Whether they work to improve stamina in a sport or be more active at family gatherings, patients are often more successful and realize quicker results when they have a...

CoQ10 may help lower the incidence of pre-eclampsia (high blood pressure) in pregnant women. Women receiving 200 mg of CoQ10 a day had a 10 per cent lower risk of developing...

Heavy Metals and Behavior At a recent conference, Dr. Neil Ward, professor of chemistry at the UK's University of Surrey, who has studied the relation of trace elements to...

Researchers from the University of California, San Francisco conducted a study to determine the impact that reducing salt intake could have on reducing heart disease and resulting deaths. Using a...

For many years, older women with symptoms associated with menopause - a health condition that affects 65 million people in the U.S. - have gone to their doctors for relief. For the most part,...

Researcher Dr. Julia Wisniewski of Mount Sinai Hospital in New York and her colleagues studied 14 childen who had persistent eczema. Each child was treated with Chinese medicine at the Ming Qi...

The National Institute on Aging, which is part of the National Institutes of Health, is conducting the first study of its kind to uncover what factors, including genetic and environmental,...

Protect your eyes when using Computers Supplements of lutein, long-reported to have benefits for eye health, may protect against the detrimental effects of long-term computer display light exposure,...

Please see the following video at the link below: https://www.fightforkids.org/video/mental_health_screening.html Take action to prevent unnecessary medication of millions of...