Avenues against arthritis: can aches be tamed by antibiotics?

Article Abstract:

Research has indicated that the antibiotic minocycline, which has been commonly used for acne, also can be effective in combating the inflammation caused by rheumatoid arthritis. A study, involving 109 arthritis sufferers who received the drug, found improvement in both tenderness and swelling.

Drug therapy, Rheumatoid arthritis

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Lower ground; higher health: lungs may like it low

Article Abstract:

A study has indicated that relocating to sea level, or even lower, may be beneficial for people with reduced lung functions. Apparently barometric pressure effects the amount of oxygen that enters the blood, with greater amounts entering at lower levels.

Research, Physiological aspects, Oxygen, Oxygen in the body, Sea level

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Pounds of prevention: staying the same is smart for the heart

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that women who gained 11 to 17 pounds since age 18 faced a 25% higher risk of developing heart disease than women whose weight remained constant. The risk increased with every pound gained.

Risk factors, Heart diseases, Weight gain

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