June
2008
HEALTH CENTRAL
A campaign by the Australian Heart Foundation is aiming to debunk the myth that heart disease is a medical condition that primarily affects men. Cameron Prout, chief executive of the Heart Foundation, says it is a common misconception that heart disease is a ‘male problem’ and women tend to dismiss their symptoms and not seek help until the condition becomes serious.
Music Therapy Shows Promise in Treating High Blood Pressure “Listening to music is soothing and has often been associated with controlling patient-reported pain or anxiety and acutely reducing blood pressure,” study investigator Pietro A. Modesti, MD, PhD, an internal medicine specialist in the department of critical care medicine at the University of Florence, Italy, said in a prepared statement for the press.
Coffee Aroma Reduces Stress Wake up and smell the coffee – it could reduce the stress that comes from not getting enough sleep
There are No Sour Notes in a Tone-Deaf Brain Tune-deaf people may not be able to tell one note from another but their brain is humming along just fine
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