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Edema around Eyes or puffy eyes, swollen eyes can be caused by various reasons. Following are the possible causes of edema around eyes. Take a look

The witch hazel acne treatment is an efficient natural remedy. Witch hazel has antimicrobial properties, which helps prevent formation and inflammation of acne. Witch hazel is a very powerful acne treatment, which is why it is being used as a witch acne astringent. This astringent cleanses the skin and minimizes pores minus the harsh chemicals used by commercialized astringents.

When lower back is in pain, sometimes it very difficult to determine whether the pain is coming from kidney or just muscle strain in back area. Back pain is second common reason North Americans visit doctor. Learn how to quickly determine the difference, and how to eliminate either

The brand-name pharmaceutical industry has a drug problem.
All 10 of the most prescribed medicines in the U.S. last year were generics, led by the defending champion generic equivalents of Vicodin (hydrocodone plus acetaminophen). There were 131 million prescriptions dispensed for the painkiller last year, up 3 million from 2009, according to data released Tuesday by the IMS Institute for Health Informatics.

Losing a loved one can be mentally and physically traumatic for anyone, and a study shows that the loss can increase the risk of having a heart attack by 21-fold. Grief is a powerful emotion, and the latest research shows just how damaging it can be, especially for the heart.

By focusing only on episodes of depression and suicidality that ended in hospitalization, a recent FDA review of psychiatric side effects of the stop-smoking drug varenicline (Chantix) underestimated its true risks, researchers said.

Antidepressant prescribing has risen nearly 400% since 1988, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). More than 1 in 10 Americans over age 12 now take an antidepressant, the study finds, and yet two-thirds of those with severe symptoms of depression do not take antidepressants at all. The new research, led by CDC epidemiologist Laura Pratt, was based on responses from about 12,000 people who took part in a national annual health survey in 2005-08 and was released Wednesday as a National Center for Health Statistics Data Brief.