Articles, tagged with "disease control and prevention", page 1

For today’s economic climate, the computer is already a part of our way of life that we can't forsake. And then for many experts who have built their professions using computers on a regular basis, the very thought of avoiding using their laptops on a reg...

Your mother was, of course, right: you need to eat your fruits and vegetables. If you do, you just might live longer. It seems the good news about antioxidants keeps getting better and better. It's too bad, though, that your mother didn't know about certa...

Infertility Statistics is the collection, analysis and interpretation of numerical facts or data about infertility in a geographical location. If seeing the numbers in a global perspective, infertility cases are on the rise ranging from 10% to 12% higher ...

A government tender has been issued by Snowy Works and Services, the Business arm of Tumut Shire Council in New South Wales, for the design, supply and delivery of fluoridation equipment for the Tumut Water Supply and the Batlow Water Treatment Plant. Thi...

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 10 percent of women in the United States have difficulty getting pregnant. If you are over the age of 40, it is even more dire as the Office on Women's Health indicates that a "woman...

Trent Consultants News More than 60 percent of youngsters had either direct or indirect exposure to violence within the past year, according to a U.S. government survey that looked at past-year and lifetime exposure to violence among children aged 17 a...

A recent federal study based on 2007 data reports that Oklahoma and Utah are leading the country toward the cell-phone-only norm. One out of every four households in these states has given up on landlines. Following closely behind are Nebraska, Arkansas, ...