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Millions of Americans are plagued with what is often called the “silent killer” — high blood pressure. Often, elevated blood pressure goes entirely unnoticed and undiagnosed until it is too late. Hypertension occurs when the force of blood against artery ...

Starting to prepare for a long-term crisis can seem daunting. It can be even moreso when you only have a couple hundred dollars to put toward survivalist preparation every couple weeks or every month. So what can you do to ...

Many missionaries confronted with staggering levels of infection, disease and illness have pioneered the use of veterinarian medicines to treat human illness and injury. Some have written books outlining the ways they have converted dosages and identifying names of veterinarian ...

The US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) could soon start regulating and possibly banning popular natural homeopathic remedies. The agency is considering changes that would place the same restrictions and regulations on homeopathic substances that are placed on other drugs. ...

Living off the grid often puts us into some fairly remote locations. That can make a routine trip to a drug store a major undertaking if we need something for immediate relief from pain, an illness or injury. It can ...

Police used a SWAT team, an armored vehicle and a flash-bang grenade to raid the home of a man wanted simply for unemployment insurance fraud. To make matters worse, the raid ended with the shooting of a North Miami Beach ...

A Minnesota man spent nearly three months in jail on felony drug charges because police could not tell the difference between amphetamines and organic vitamin supplements. “I had been sitting in the jail since November with my bail set at ...

Like many Americans, I am concerned about Ebola. And as a health care provider who regularly cares for seriously ill and dying patients who require specialized isolation procedures, I am very interested in ensuring the safety of the public, patients, ...

Police around the nation have seized $2.5 billion from people all over the country without warrants or charges since 2001, The Washington Post reported, in a program that has entangled thousands of innocent drivers. The newspaper also discovered cases where ...

A state taskforce with a helicopter and drug-sniffing dogs raided a Georgia man’s house and garden – only to find okra. The Governor’s Taskforce for Drug Suppression mistook okra, a popular vegetable widely grown in the South, for marijuana.   ...