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An ancient Chinese therapy called cupping is leaving its mark purple, bruise-like dots on Olympic athletes in Rio. <\/p>\n
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Curcumin, which gives turmeric its bright yellow-orange color, is said to aid digestion and quell inflammation, but whether it really helps remains unproven. <\/p>\n
By RONI CARYN RABIN <\/p>\n
Many hospitals give probiotics to patients, even though there is little evidence that these so-called beneficial bacteria are safe and effective. <\/p>\n
By NICHOLAS BAKALAR <\/p>\n
Women receiving acupuncture showed some easing of menopausal symptoms, but the effects were no better than that of a sham treatment. <\/p>\n
By NICHOLAS BAKALAR <\/p>\n
A new documentary pulls back the curtain on some of Americas most popular over-the-counter dietary supplements. <\/p>\n
Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez was a fascinating figure in the world of cancer, one whose beliefs and treatments have fierce critics but whose insights have shed light on the mysteries of the illness. <\/p>\n
By BARRON H. LERNER, M.D. <\/p>\n
Like other forms of physical activity, tai chi may be an effective method for helping to reduce the risk of heart disease. <\/p>\n
By RONI CARYN RABIN <\/p>\n
Melatonin has been shown to be effective in randomized clinical trials, but it may work better for some sleep problems than others. <\/p>\n
By RONI CARYN RABIN <\/p>\n
A new study has shown that both cognitive behavioral therapy and tai chi may reduce both insomnia and inflammation. <\/p>\n
A yearlong federal investigation into the dietary supplement industry has resulted in a crackdown on more than 100 companies accused of selling tainted or misleading products. <\/p>\n
By PETER LATTMAN and ANAHAD OCONNOR <\/p>\n
Sick people need all sorts of strategies, alongside medical ones, to deal with disease. <\/p>\n
By SUSAN GUBAR <\/p>\n
More and more doctors agree that such treatment can help ease back pain, and while all doubts have not been swept away, the author gave it a try. <\/p>\n
By KATHERINE ELLISON <\/p>\n
Banned in several countries, it is sold in the United States despite often lacking correct details on quantity, or anything about side effects. <\/p>\n
Surgical patients who listen to music even while they are under general anesthesia have less anxiety and need less pain medication during recovery than those who do not, a large review of studies has found. <\/p>\n
Vitamin D supplements may be ineffective in improving bone density or bone strength in postmenopausal women, a clinical trial has found. <\/p>\n
By NICHOLAS BAKALAR <\/p>\n
People with chronic back, neck or joint pain commonly seek acupuncture and chiropractic care for relief, but many dont tell their doctors about it, a new study reports. <\/p>\n
By RONI CARYN RABIN <\/p>\n
Ethan Nichtern and his father, David, both teach meditation. The practice has shaped their bond through the years. <\/p>\n
By ERIC V. COPAGE <\/p>\n
More than half of the 22 top-selling probiotic supplements that researchers analyzed contained gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye that is harmful to people with celiac disease. <\/p>\n
By ANAHAD O'CONNOR <\/p>\n
The Food and Drug Administration sent letters to the makers of eight dietary supplements on Thursday warning them that their products contain a synthetic, amphetaminelike stimulant that medical experts say is potentially dangerous. <\/p>\n
By ANAHAD O'CONNOR <\/p>\n
Some leading vitamin stores announced that they were pulling from their shelves a group of controversial supplements that may contain the amphetamine-like stimulant BMPEA. <\/p>\n
By ANAHAD O'CONNOR <\/p>\n
An ancient Chinese therapy called cupping is leaving its mark purple, bruise-like dots on Olympic athletes in Rio. <\/p>\n
By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS AND KAREN CROUSE <\/p>\n
Curcumin, which gives turmeric its bright yellow-orange color, is said to aid digestion and quell inflammation, but whether it really helps remains unproven. <\/p>\n
By RONI CARYN RABIN <\/p>\n
Many hospitals give probiotics to patients, even though there is little evidence that these so-called beneficial bacteria are safe and effective. <\/p>\n
By NICHOLAS BAKALAR <\/p>\n
Women receiving acupuncture showed some easing of menopausal symptoms, but the effects were no better than that of a sham treatment. <\/p>\n
By NICHOLAS BAKALAR <\/p>\n
A new documentary pulls back the curtain on some of Americas most popular over-the-counter dietary supplements. <\/p>\n
Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez was a fascinating figure in the world of cancer, one whose beliefs and treatments have fierce critics but whose insights have shed light on the mysteries of the illness. <\/p>\n
By BARRON H. LERNER, M.D. <\/p>\n
Like other forms of physical activity, tai chi may be an effective method for helping to reduce the risk of heart disease. <\/p>\n
By RONI CARYN RABIN <\/p>\n
Melatonin has been shown to be effective in randomized clinical trials, but it may work better for some sleep problems than others. <\/p>\n
By RONI CARYN RABIN <\/p>\n
A new study has shown that both cognitive behavioral therapy and tai chi may reduce both insomnia and inflammation. <\/p>\n
A yearlong federal investigation into the dietary supplement industry has resulted in a crackdown on more than 100 companies accused of selling tainted or misleading products. <\/p>\n
By PETER LATTMAN and ANAHAD OCONNOR <\/p>\n
Sick people need all sorts of strategies, alongside medical ones, to deal with disease. <\/p>\n
By SUSAN GUBAR <\/p>\n
More and more doctors agree that such treatment can help ease back pain, and while all doubts have not been swept away, the author gave it a try. <\/p>\n
By KATHERINE ELLISON <\/p>\n
Banned in several countries, it is sold in the United States despite often lacking correct details on quantity, or anything about side effects. <\/p>\n
Surgical patients who listen to music even while they are under general anesthesia have less anxiety and need less pain medication during recovery than those who do not, a large review of studies has found. <\/p>\n
Vitamin D supplements may be ineffective in improving bone density or bone strength in postmenopausal women, a clinical trial has found. <\/p>\n
By NICHOLAS BAKALAR <\/p>\n
People with chronic back, neck or joint pain commonly seek acupuncture and chiropractic care for relief, but many dont tell their doctors about it, a new study reports. <\/p>\n
By RONI CARYN RABIN <\/p>\n
Ethan Nichtern and his father, David, both teach meditation. The practice has shaped their bond through the years. <\/p>\n
By ERIC V. COPAGE <\/p>\n
More than half of the 22 top-selling probiotic supplements that researchers analyzed contained gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye that is harmful to people with celiac disease. <\/p>\n
By ANAHAD O'CONNOR <\/p>\n
The Food and Drug Administration sent letters to the makers of eight dietary supplements on Thursday warning them that their products contain a synthetic, amphetaminelike stimulant that medical experts say is potentially dangerous. <\/p>\n
By ANAHAD O'CONNOR <\/p>\n
Some leading vitamin stores announced that they were pulling from their shelves a group of controversial supplements that may contain the amphetamine-like stimulant BMPEA. <\/p>\n
By ANAHAD O'CONNOR <\/p>\n
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