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Octomom’s doctor may lose his license is it possible she had eight babies and did not lose her shape?

Posted November 01, 2010 in Breast Lift, Non-Surgical Procedures, Uncategorized

The Los Angeles Times state licensing hearings are set to resume for the fertility doctor whose in vitro treatments resulted in “Octomom” Nadya Suleman’s octuplets. In the hearings slated to restart Monday, The Medical Board of California alleges Dr. Michael Kamrava was negligent in the treatment of Suleman and two other patients. It’s seeking to revoke […]

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Another diet drug denied FDA approval

Posted October 30, 2010 in News & Research

Qnexa is a combination of two existing drugs, phentermine and topiramate. In July, an advisory committee to the FDA voted against approval of the product, so Thursday's denial was not a surprise. However, in an investors' conference call Friday, officials for Vivus said they are "encouraged" they can satisfy the agency's concerns.

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Electrical shock treatment for migraines

Posted September 20, 2010 in News & Research

According to The Los Angeles Times, a small pilot study suggests that electrical stimulation of the occipital nerve, which connects the spinal cord to the back of the brain, can ease chronic migraine in some patients for whom other forms of treatment are unsuccessful. If the results can be confirmed, the approach could provide another tool […]

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Puberty earlier in young girls

Posted September 17, 2010 in News & Research

Early puberty in girls could have an unlikely source. According to The LosAngeles Times, girls are starting puberty earlier, studies show, and some researchers speculate that rising obesity rates might be a factor. A new study finds there may be a link between early puberty and girls living in higher-income households without a biological father.

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