Nutrition Health Review

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Articles in Spring, 1991 issue of Nutrition Health Review

• Shattering a myth: fish and disease. Seafood may be responsible for many ailments which the medical profession has been unable to diagnose successfully
• Fish oil poses problems, researchers charge - Agricultural Research Human Nutrition Center on Aging at Tufts University; Food and Drug Administration unconvinced of health benefits
• Lidocaine a hazard to children
• The truth about chemotherapy side effects
• Weakness Is A Crime: The Life of Bernard Macfadden. - book reviews
• Toxic Faith, Understanding and Overcoming Religious Addiction. - book reviews
• "Freebies" and medical ethics - editorial
• Niacin most cost-effective drug for lowering cholesterol - University of Pennsylvania Medical Center research
• Aspartame : Is It Safe? A Concerned Doctor's Views. - Nutrasweet - book reviews
• Fish-induced mercury poisoning
• Infant's allergy to cow's milk can lead to other disorders
• Diet may prevent cataracts - Tufts University Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging
  by Judy McBride
• Vitamin C as a skin preserver - Duke University Medical Center research
• Restore Your Life: A Recovery Guide for Alcoholics. - book reviews
• Aspirin cause of hearing loss
• Researchers "discover" herbal sleep remedy - use of valerian root by herbalists validated by Nestle Research Center
• New hope to combat "baby-killer" ailment: drug-free solution works wonders for stricken infants - effects of dehydration caused by diarrhea
• Deadly poison may be helpful in treating cramps - botulinum toxin; involuntary muscle clenching
• Secrecy fuels hospital errors: could doctors and lawyers work together to eliminate needless suffering?
  by Edith Kermit Roosevelt