Although alternative medicine is a good compliment to conventional medical treatment, Steve Jobs' sole reliance on alternative medicine treatment may be the primary factor for his untimely death.
Will Bonesso
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A cutting-edge procedure that involves freezing part of the heart in order to cure atrial fibrillation was successful.
Although he has passed on, Steve Jobs' legacy will live on through the many innovations he left behind.
The Microsoft Kinect and Nintendo Wii are quickly proving themselves in the medical world as effective tools in prevention of patient falls.
College students across the US are taking the ADHD drugs recreationally because they are performing better.
A recent study out of Spain has found that wine may help protect skin from sunburn, sun-related aging, and even skin cancer.
A new study has found that increasing muscle mass may also help lower the risk of the metabolic disease.
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