October 6, 2001 - 261 1 Low Back Pain Linked to Stress in Young Adulthood People who reported feeling psychological distress in their early 20's were more likely to report having low back pain in their early 30's. 1,913 Views 0 Comments 2 Alternative to Drugs for Post Traumatic Stress From WTC Tragedy In the wake of the World Trade Center tragedy, many New Yorker's are turning to drugs such as sleeping pills and antidepressants to help them cope. 756 Views 0 Comments 3 Doctors Don't Take Care of Themselves When Sick Doctors often feel "pressured" to maintain an image of health and to do so, sometimes will try to hide their sickness to maintain that image for... 683 Views 0 Comments 4 Depression Common in Inflammatory Bowel Disease Those who suffer from this type of bowel disease are often more likely to have a greater chance of becoming depressed. 1,396 Views 0 Comments 5 Yogurt Good for Bowel Disease While yogurt or other probiotics may be helpful for patients with bowel disease, supplements are not a huge benefit unless the treated person is also ... 1,590 Views 0 Comments 6 Athletes Thinking About Errors May Actually Cause Them Thinking too much about a particular flaw in one's game has been said to have a negative effect on their overall performance in the game. 751 Views 0 Comments 7 New Chemical May Explain "Runner's High" A natural chemical in our bodies linked to energy, mood and attention can be increased during exercise, such as running, which explains the extra energy... 713 Views 0 Comments 8 Hair Dye Use Linked to Rheumatoid Arthritis Women who use hair dyes for more than 20 years may be nearly doubling their risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, in which the body's immune system... 5,029 Views 0 Comments 9 Health Agencies Step Up Preparations for Biological Attack With the possibility of a biological attack, it is important to be prepared. 663 Views 0 Comments 10 FBI, CIA Warn Congress of More Attacks if U.S. Strikes Afghanistan Government agencies say that with attacks on Afghanistan comes a 100% chance of retaliation against the US 598 Views 0 Comments 11 Nation Unprepared for Bioterror Attacks With the terrorist attacks come the realization that the US is far from prepared for bioterrorist attacks. 655 Views 0 Comments 12 Weapons: From Smart to Brilliant The weaponry of the US Military has come a long way since the war in the Gulf; it is now much more efficient and innovative than ever before. 993 Views 0 Comments 13 A War on a Small Scale, Possibly Long and Risky Seeking to avoid the mistakes made by the Soviet Union's failed attempt at invading Afghanistan, Bush has declared that this war will take place on a much... 505 Views 0 Comments 14 National Applied Kinesiology Club & Metabolic Management Welcome: National Applied Kinesiology Club & Metabolic Management Welcome: 1,338 Views 0 Comments

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