In our last issue of Avenues for 2009, we turn our focus to H1N1, commonly referred to as “Swine Flu.”

Vitamin D is crucial to our well-being. In this article, we discuss the history of its discovery, how we get it, and the evidence for its clinical effectiveness.

Welcome to the spring/summer 2010 issue of Avenues, our quarterly newsletter.

There are few public health issues in the news right now that are more prominent than H1N1, the so-called “Swine Flu.” In a comprehensive review, we discuss how this flu is different from seasonal flu, whether or not it’s really a major concern, the different approaches to preventing and treating it, and how to decide if getting vaccinated is right for you.

Welcome to the autumn/winter 2009 issue of Avenues, our quarterly newsletter.

In our last issue of Avenues for 2009, we turn our focus to H1N1, commonly referred to as “Swine Flu.”

Welcome to the summer 2009 issue of Avenues, our quarterly newsletter.

In our Summer 2009 newsletter, we offer advice for critically evaluating medical research and also give an update on our canine scent detection of ovarian cancer research.

In our Spring 2009 newsletter, we address the question of combining antioxidants with chemotherapy in the treatment of lymphoma and also give an update on our canine scent detection of ovarian cancer research.

Although not commonly addressed in clinical consultation, scientific evidence suggests that combining certain chemotherapy treatments with specific antioxidants at defined dosages can improve drug effectiveness or may reduce side effect severity in the treatment of colon cancer.