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| Monday Oct 8, 2012 | Despite starting off as a joke mocking critical theory, the Swole Acceptance movement quickly realized that there was legitimate grievance against weak privilege. From being groped to being called meatheads to being accused of being drug users, the so-called swole, be they cisswole or transswole, have realized the joke is more serious than they thought. Accompanying this is another joke, a Discordianesque "religion" called Brodinism, which is acknowledged as a joke but still used as a source of wisdom and solidarity. So, to sum up: Swole Acceptance is not a joke, except when it is; and Brodinism is a joke, except when it is not. to Health by isosceles |
| Sunday Aug 19, 2012 | Alzheimer's and Dementia Products Limited makes a series of products for the elderly and senile, from location trackers, to reminders, to lost item locators, to simple remote controls. to Health by isosceles |
| Thursday Jul 26, 2012 | Korean exercise equipment is interesting. to Health by isosceles |
| Tuesday May 1, 2012 | If you are allergic to shrimp, you are also allergic to their arthropod relatives the cockroaches. This can be troublesome if you live in an older building, or if you have strange taste in hors d'oeuvres. to Health by isosceles |
| Thursday Apr 12, 2012 | It is a strange fact that a substantial number of memes attributed to 4chan's /b/ board actually originate, or incubate, in fitness forums. Things like Spaghetti Stories, Beta/Alpha stories (which later spread to R9K), and the fusion of "implying" with bro-science occur on fitness boards. to Health by isosceles |
| Tuesday Apr 10, 2012 | OSEHRA is an open sourcing of the once monolithing VistA Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. By opening the source, the U.S. Government hopes to standardize and modularize the MUMPS based application, allowing incremental replacement and upgrade to other products. to Health by isosceles |
| Tuesday Mar 13, 2007 | Medical mystery: A truly bizarre skin condition. to Health by borges |
| Thursday Feb 2, 2006 | Things I've learned from reading this
amazing
forum thread about 'Things I've Learned from My Patients':
people are dumb, drunk people are dumber, and drunk dumb people injuring themselves is pretty funny.
to Health by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Jan 26, 2006 | Trusted, effective treatment for people who are afraid of
the dark,
heights,
death,
spiders,
beautiful women,
kittens,
ventrilouist's dummies,
clowns or
peanut butter. to Health by roo |
| Sunday Jan 15, 2006 | So, you've been diagnosed with an STD and are ashamed to tell your ex-partner about it. There is a way to let them know anonymously. Not only limited to San Francisco. to Health by leptirica |
| Saturday Nov 19, 2005 | And now, learn about about black death while listening to cheesy midi files!
to Health by leptirica |
| Friday Nov 18, 2005 | Doctor, why are you pointing that ice pick toward me? to Health by leptirica |
| Monday Oct 10, 2005 | Zinc and Vitamin C, both antioxidants, are very beneficial to health and immune function. The problem is, both of these nutrients interfere with the absorption of copper and iron. Copper and iron are beneficial to the body as oxidants. Thus, consumption of one comes at the expense of the other. This is known as the copper paradox. to Health by isosceles |
| Thursday Mar 24, 2005 | Gila monster spit
cures diabetes.
Vampire bat spit
cures strokes.
Human spit, on
the other hand.. to Health by riotnrrd |
| Monday Jan 17, 2005 | While ancient fables promote otherwise,
most of the fetuses with cyclopia hardly make
it past the first few months. (Learn about other cephalic disorders such as anencephaly such as infants born without the head!) Possibly, ancient Greeks have created the myth relying on fossils of
prehistoric animals. to Health by leptirica |
| Sunday Jan 16, 2005 | Today's disturbing discovery is that cyclopia is a real teratological condition. When present in severe forms, the prognosis is usually neonatal death. to Health by peterb |
| Friday Dec 31, 2004 | Racerwrecks.com:
a useful compendium of hazard reports and saftey warnings, or just a ghoulish collection
of unintentionally hilarious accident stories?
to Health by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Nov 23, 2004 |
Disgust yourself regularly with
the Malady of the Month.
to Health by riotnrrd |
| Monday Mar 1, 2004 | The National Museum of Health and Medicine has an image archive that includes World War II health campaign posters and early 3-D images of smallpox. to Health by roo |
| Thursday Jan 15, 2004 | Dangerous health
epidemic, or
source of pride?
Being
fat is PHAT.
to Health by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Dec 16, 2003 | CycleBeads - the rhythm method for those who have trouble keeping the beat. to Health by yoyology |
| Thursday Dec 4, 2003 | For parents horrified by the shape of their babies' heads, there is a solution. to Health by fringehead |
| Friday Nov 21, 2003 | Can't wait it out 'til St Patrick's Day? Pass the time with "the most expedient route to some seriously green poop". to Health by akk |
| Wednesday May 21, 2003 | I used to think that gigantic
hearts and even gigantic
women were the ne plus ultra of human organ exhibits...
until I beheld the glorious majesty of the Colossal
Colon! Everyone
loves Colossal Colon! Even dogs!
But as you frolic
amongst the hemorrhoids
and polyps,
remember, it's all for a excellent
cause. to Health by fatherdan |
| Monday May 12, 2003 | Much like various plumbing chemicals, Fleet Phospho-Soda helps to prepare people for intestinal surgery by applying unholy hellfire to the patient's colon. It will work you so much that you will require medicated pads to soothe yourself. Don't believe me? Then why would a regular laxative have a material safety data sheet? to Health by isosceles |
| Tuesday Apr 22, 2003 | Think plastic surgery is so expensive that you'd rather do it on your own? Perhaps breastloan.com can help you finanace the look you've always wanted. to Health by petek |
| Thursday Apr 17, 2003 | The Sweetwater Postnatal Abortion Clinic endeavours to make abortion acceptable by rendering the question of when life begins rather moot. to Health by isosceles |
| Saturday Apr 5, 2003 | How's your local environment?
to Health by yoyology |
| Sunday Mar 23, 2003 | The fine folks at Merck who publish the Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy, a bible for medical folk and the hypochondriac for over 100 years, definitely have a sense of humour. Either that or they're out to prove that men still outnumber women in the medical field. Otherwise how do you explain the addendum to their section on flatulence?
Gas is, mind you, a Functional Bowel Disorder. to Health by moose |
| Thursday Feb 6, 2003 | A combination of taking prescription cough medicine for bronchitis and staying up late to finish a great book has me looking up evidence that I should be allowed to nap at work.
to Health by yoyology |
| Thursday Jan 9, 2003 | I had never feared death by nail strike or on the job asphyxiation, until now, that is. to Health by pyrrhuloxia |
| Saturday Nov 16, 2002 | Here's a sure sign that the Doom Generation is old and rich: they have their own aerobics now. to Health by fringehead |
| Friday Nov 8, 2002 | Hey, hippie! Get a haircut!
Then donate the results to Locks of Love
to give kids with Alopecia areata
their own personalized
hair pieces. Come on, you can't expect their many generous
donors -- especially "Gary" -- to
do all the work, can you? Say, what's Crystal
Gayle up to these days? Five feet? Ten?
to Health by fatherdan |
| Thursday Oct 10, 2002 | Hey kids, want to learn something really fresh and dope about food safety? Meet Thermy and Bac, your friendly USDA food safety mascots! They're really to the max! to Health by roo |
| Monday Oct 7, 2002 | Argyria is a medical condition wherein ingestion of quasi-medical silver compounds causes the skin to turn blue-grey. This discoloration corresponds to silver deposits in the skin. As silver is a generally nontoxic substance, argyria is physically harmless, although the permanent disfigurement can have profound psychological effects. There are more than a few famous cases of argyria. to Health by isosceles |
| Tuesday Sep 17, 2002 | Andy Behrman was Superman... except
rather than leaping tall buildings in a single bound, he forged
art, spent thousands of dollars on whirlwind shopping sprees, and explored
the seedy underbelly of every city he visited. Manic
depression was the source of Andy's superpowers, but through ECT
he changed from Superman into Electroboy. to Health by fatherdan |
| Thursday Aug 22, 2002 | The days of pads falling out of
bags and broken tampons
are over - every woman's dirty little secret can now travel in style.
to Health by lampbane |
| Tuesday Jul 30, 2002 | Oh grow up and be a man, will you?
to Health by isosceles |
| Tuesday Jul 23, 2002 | Sometimes I wonder what it's like to have an epileptic seizure. But not often. to Health by isosceles |
| Thursday Jun 13, 2002 | Don't click -- you don't really want to see clinical pictures of anomalous genitalia. to Health by onigame |
| Sunday Jun 2, 2002 | The Poop Report is "your #1 source for your #2 business." It includes news, surveys, comparisons, science, and more! to Health by enigma |
| Friday May 10, 2002 | Feeling down? How about getting some kona, and relaxing? I mean, it did work for Janet, no?
to Health by cain |
| Radon (a radioactive element) kills! Radon (atomic weight 222) is deadly! Get your house tested for radon as quickly as possible! Understand the dangers of radon.
to Health by isosceles |
| Wednesday Feb 13, 2002 | We are obsessed with the things that we cannot change:
the
weather,
history and, of course,
death.
So indulge your need to
quantify
the
unknowable and take
some
quizzes
to
calculate
your
life
expectancy.
Then, if you're feeling especially
morbid, plug your expected
death date into the
Life Clock
and watch your precious time on Earth tick, tick away.
to Health by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Feb 5, 2002 | Finally, modern medicine gives a whole new meaning to the term "shove it up your ass". to Health by rich |
| Sunday Jan 27, 2002 | The United States Fire
Administration (a part of FEMA)
publishes a series of
tech reports.
They
are
tragic
and
fascinating. to Health by gator |
| Friday Jan 18, 2002 | On false teeth: a down-n-out singer in India sold 4,500 sets of false teeth made from bamboo. He made the original set to replace his natural teeth, which were quite an unsightly mess. We love to poke fun at dentures, but some prominent figures wore false teeth. Like George Washington, a Dalai Lama, and the Face on Mars. Just watch out for the uranium. to Health by dantessa |
| Saturday Nov 24, 2001 | Breakthrough saves thousands in a disaster: "Douche the Mouth."
to Health by overload |
| Sunday Nov 18, 2001 | I never thought that schizoaffective
disorder would sound like a police
scanner. It is hard to simulate
on a computer; Words can express
a whole lot more. The sound files don't contain the beliefs
behind those voices. The excellent
site I found the sound files from is a good place to start. Not only
is it informative
but the guy who created it has a great
sense of humor
about life as well.
to Health by lucky |
| Friday Nov 16, 2001 | Not
everyone considers hearing
voices a bad thing. Alot of people
have a bad experience
with it though. If the voices were real
and from holy
beings wouldn't that really screw your pharmacist?
Anyway, these guys want to
chunk it all. to Health by lucky |
| Sunday Nov 4, 2001 | Let Rory the skateboarding Red Blood Cell, Granville the Granulocyte, and those
platelet cutups the Sticklers teach your kids a freakish 3D computer graphics
lesson in the importance of donating blood. It's all at My
Blood, Your Blood®. to Health by fatherdan |
| Wednesday Oct 31, 2001 | Step 1. Breathe in. Step 2. Breathe out. Step 3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2. Notice: Should you experience difficulty during the above process, please consult a professional. to Health by fatherdan |
| Wednesday Oct 17, 2001 | Don't panic if you suspect anthrax contaminination.
to Health by boneyard |
| Tuesday Sep 25, 2001 | Find out everything about your prescriptions with RXlist, a comprehensive pharmaceutical encyclopedia.
to Health by joshua |
| Thursday Sep 13, 2001 | Feeling ineffective? Wish there was something, anything, you
could do to help? There
sure is. to Health by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Sep 11, 2001 | Please help the Red Cross by donating
blood or sending cash. Type "O" blood is badly needed.
to Health by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Aug 21, 2001 | Teenage pregnancy is down in the United States. But don't worry, the kids in Britain are picking up the slack.
to Health by lampbane |
| Tuesday Aug 7, 2001 | What's more wrong: letting your pre-pubescent son become a bodybuilder, posting his creepy flex pictures on the 'net where any perv can do freaky things while viewing them, or letting Dr. Bronner design your web pages? to Health by ron2112 |
| Tuesday Jul 24, 2001 | Wish you knew the first aid treatment steps for sarin? Be sure to check out the EPA's Extremely Hazardous Substances Chemical Profiles and Emergency First Aid Guides. to Health by faisal |
| Tuesday Jul 10, 2001 | Have a constipated reptile? Try taking it to the Museum of Questionable Medical Devices and maybe they'll let you take the Recto Rotor for a spin. to Health by saucy |
| Friday Jun 29, 2001 | Decumbiture? Anasarca? There are quite a few pages that list archaic medical terms, but Dr. Paul Smith has mined the mother lode.
to Health by keiths |
| Wednesday Jun 20, 2001 |
I've only skimmed this
book, but my bet is that it doesn't tell you much about how to
cope with an 270
foot tank
of burning gasoline. It almost certainly doesn't go
into detail about boilover, when
water at the bottom of a tank of burning crude oil boils and causes a
steam explosion. Williams Fire and
Hazard's web site is one place to look for expertise. Don't miss
magazines like
Industrial Fire World or Industrial Fire Journal, either.
to Health by gator |
| Tuesday May 22, 2001 | Instead of dedicating your spare computation cycles to breaking encyrption or searching for extraterrestrial life, why not help cure cancer?
to Health by laurel |
| Sunday May 13, 2001 | Far
more
than
you
ever
wanted
to
know
about
farting. to Health by avi |
| The xylitol faq
in a nutshell: Xylitol, a sweetener primarily rendered from birch
pulp, is undigestible by most mouth bacteria. It has the same
sweetness per calorie as sucrose. It increases saliva pH above its
normal 7.0, precipitating the absorption of calcium by tooth enamel.
The World Health Organization and the US Food and Drug Administration
agree that it's a safe sweetener. It even can reduce your chance of
getting ear and throat infections. It has no icky aftertaste, and
it doesn't leave nasty residue in your brain. It's not even a sugar!
So why in the nine billion names of God can't you get xylitol gum in a
random U.S. grocery store? For crying out loud, people, even
Canadians have this stuff! to Health by braino |
| Tuesday Apr 10, 2001 | I thought the stock crash killed off dumb dotcoms. BidForSurgery.com proved me wrong -- but I've always wondered what would happen if you could bid for doctors.
to Health by george |
| Wednesday Feb 28, 2001 | "I turned myself from a 97 lb. weakling into the
World's Most Perfectly
Developed Man®. And I can change your body, too!"
to Health by tregoweth |
| Monday Feb 19, 2001 | While I am normally the first to look with a jaundiced eye
at animal rights activists,
I have to send a huge plusplus out to PETA for
their latest campaign to
encourage people to neuter their cats, which
has one of the best commercials I've seen recently. (Requires
RealPlayer).
Adopt
a cat for yourself while you're at it -- you know you want to.
to Health by peterb |
| Friday Feb 9, 2001 | If you like thinking that breast implants are sexy, you probably shouldn't go look at Silicone Holocaust. It is not for the squeamish. to Health by keith |
| Wednesday Jan 24, 2001 | Are you clean as you can be?
Hair? Check.
Pores? Check.
Ears? Check.
By the way, how's your colon? to Health by skyhook |
| Wednesday Jan 10, 2001 | Polythelia is the medical term for having more than two nipples. It can occur in men and women, and the extra nipples are usually vertically aligned with the normal two, despite how they are portrayed in the movies. They were long thought to be the mark (or Marky Mark) of a witch, but they can now be safely removed to avoid being burned at the stake. Eventually I found two pages with somewhat dubious statistics about polythelia, but the best information about it for a layperson such as myself can be found at Nerve.
to Health by george |
| Friday Jan 5, 2001 |
When a joint is flexed enough that the volume of the space between the
bones substantially increases, sometimes the gases dissolved in the
synovial fluid between the bones come suddenly out of solution. This allows
the joint to expand further, and it also makes a popping or cracking
noise.
Read
all
about it. to Health by gator |
| Thursday Dec 7, 2000 | How safe is your workplace? OSHA provides recommendations.
Others propose defending yourself. to Health by birgitte |
| Wednesday Dec 6, 2000 | Volunteering for
medical experiments
is an awful way to make money. Read all about it in
Guinea Pig Zero,
a jobzine for medical volunteers. to Health by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Nov 28, 2000 | Though I have not seen this movie yet, it is my understanding that one of the characters has Osteogenesis Imperfecta, a rare genetic disorder that causes brittle bones. I have very mild Type I OI.
to Health by eclipse |
| Thursday Nov 9, 2000 | To what cyclic health phenomenon did google devote an entire category? Did you know: that tampons can cause nasty infections? that some cultures revere menstruation?
to Health by djinn |
| Thursday Oct 26, 2000 | Choking is
no joking matter.
Learn how to save others or yourself
with Dr. Henry Heimlich.
Once you know the technique, use it on your golden retreiver,
or your Dot-Com business.
The flash version is
here.
Don't get Mad,
just begin to administer CPR to your cat. to Health by gen |
| Sunday Oct 22, 2000 | What better way to release your stress than upon a cute animated goldfish?
to Health by kade |
| Monday Oct 16, 2000 | In 2001, blood donations may become obsolete if Oxygent is FDA approved. It's disease free, works with any blood type, and has a shelf-life of two years.
to Health by skallas |
| Wednesday Oct 11, 2000 | Whenever I have a case of extreme bad breath, I turn to Uncle Joe's Mint Balls for quick minty relief. to Health by kade |
| Wednesday Oct 4, 2000 | Sure there are lots of great ways to lose weight, but why are these attractive people trying to gain 30lbs in 30 days? to Health by skallas |
| Friday Sep 22, 2000 | This is you. These are cigarettes. This is you after 30 years of smoking cigarettes.
to Health by kade |
| Monday Aug 14, 2000 | The very strange and true story of Typhoid Mary, who may have caused up to 50 deaths most of which with the full knowledge she was carrying salmonella typhi. to Health by skallas |
| Monday Jul 31, 2000 | Cryonics. It isn't just for Han Solo, anymore. Why not preserve a bit of yourself for the future?
to Health by rich |
| Friday Jul 7, 2000 | If you are plagued with an ugly, frightening skin condition that your doctor seems clueless about but you would really like to identify, or maybe you're just in some sort of baffling self-gross-out mood, this compendium of clinical dermatological photos from the dermatology department of the medical school at the University of Iowa may be quite helpful. to Health by monde |
| Yes, there's a support group for everything. And everything else.
to Health by fringehead |
| Monday Jun 26, 2000 | Oh god,
the bugs!
The
bugs! They're crawling
under my skin!
The doctors say
they can't see
them, but
I KNOW THEY'RE
THERE!
to Health by riotnrrd |
| Friday Jun 2, 2000 | "Potatoes, not Prozac". Who'da thunk a little tuber could be so powerful?
Actually, It's a diet book, sorta like the
Atkins Diet, but the website reads like a cross between a motivational speaker's platform and AA . to Health by rael |
| Wednesday May 10, 2000 | Take a tour of the Museum of Human Disease, full of images and information about conditions such as infective endocarditis and breast cancer. And, if ordinary images aren't enough, the site also hosts a number of interactive images to Health by jacquez |
| Friday May 5, 2000 | May 6th is International No
Diet Day, a day designed to encourage people to stop hating their
bodies and loving themselves as they are, fat or thin. Despite
popular belief, fat people are not created by overeating
nor do we eat more than thin people. Yet we fat folk are constantly
told by the
media and medical folk that being fat is bad and we have to diet or die. From the
US to as far away as
Australia research repeatedly shows that dieting doesn't
work, that there is
no proof that losing weight makes you healthier, that health and
long life comes from exercise and being
fit, no matter what you weigh, and that the world's obsession
with being thin is encouraging
eating disorders in the young. Celebrations
of INDD around the world range from simple
gatherings to activism at it's finest at the Annual Scale Smashing
held by the fat activists in Washington state who call themselves SeaFATtle (their motto: "Raising
Consciousness or Raising Hell"). Whatever you do, I encourage you to
give up dieting, at least for the day, and instead read some
enlightening material or visit some online info and activism sites and
learn why FAT is not
a four letter word. to Health by moose |
| Monday Mar 13, 2000 | A warning to all heart-attack sufferers -- don't trust the e-mail chain letter claiming you can survive by coughing until help arrives. to Health by rogers |
| Saturday Mar 11, 2000 | Seek spiritual help for your constipation, sufferer. May you have much success in finding your way to natural, fantastic bowel movements.
to Health by fringehead |
| Sunday Mar 5, 2000 | Apparently, the pundits at headlice.org are getting tough about controlling the spread of head lice in schools. Why, they've instigated a No Nit Policy! to Health by succa |
| Wednesday Mar 1, 2000 | Maybe my father was right: pregnancy is a disease.
to Health by imploded |
| Saturday Feb 12, 2000 | This is actually a very old warning from the NIMH. Dairy farmers, click here. to Health by djinn |
| Friday Feb 11, 2000 | The Bad Breath Resource Center
has all kinds of useful information, including why you should
clean your tongue and how to eliminate
"doggy breath". to Health by laurel |
| Wednesday Feb 2, 2000 | The Nori Nasal Passage Cleaner looks like something you'd be forced to use after losing a bet with your drinking buddies. to Health by succa |
| Wednesday Jan 26, 2000 | The public toilet has an interesting and varied history, and choosing a toilet is important, so consider getting an ultra low flush toilet. You might instead select an outhouse so get the right facts. Plumbing World has excellent articles on toilets and plumbing in general, particularly why Thomas Crapper did not invent the siphon toilet.
to Health by urog |
| Tuesday Jan 25, 2000 | A lot of psychiatric medications affect your sleep architecture. When you need to figure out what is meant by "significantly reduced stage two sleep", this glossary might help. to Health by stimpy |
| Tuesday Jan 18, 2000 | When you've seen a community for the spinal cord, you've seen a community for everything. to Health by succa |
| Friday Jan 14, 2000 | Finding interesting things in your dreams? Following birgitte's advice? Then check out this cool DIY lucid-dreaming/brainwave generator from the guys at HackCanada. to Health by dnm |
| Sunday Jan 2, 2000 | When all else fails, modern medicine should simply rely on the
placebo effect
to see their patients through darker days. to Health by laurel |
| Saturday Dec 18, 1999 | "Magnetic resonance imaging of sexual intercourse is both possible and useful..." to Health by tregoweth |
| Friday Dec 3, 1999 | Next time you're in the hospital, beware. Your drugs and supplies may well have been purchased by online auction. How much am I bid for this fine case of Imodium? to Health by fringehead |
| Sunday Nov 21, 1999 | Pat Robertson's Millennium Shake Recipe. One of those self-explanatory things. to Health by ned |
| Saturday Oct 23, 1999 | So. Which
disease of consciousness do you suffer from? to Health by pjammer |
| Thursday Oct 14, 1999 | Got an embarassing question? Prematuree.com
is here to help. to Health by laurel |
| Coffee, taken normally, works great as Drano for your
colon. Alternative coffee-colon combinations are
explored in
Coffee: The Royal Flush. Hey, if it was good enough
for Louis XIV, isn't it time you tried one? to Health by xrayjones |
| Wednesday Oct 13, 1999 | Arm yourself against anthrax with the Anthrax Vaccine Immunization Program to Health by faisal |
| Monday Oct 11, 1999 | Warning: Do Not Lick.
The Lineman's Bull Pen
is dedicated to workers in the power industry who
have lost their lives and explains such terms as
"Tool Buddy". It also demonstrates why PCP and high-voltage lines don't mix.
to Health by xrayjones |
| Thursday Sep 30, 1999 | Breastfeeding can be beneficial to the health
of rugrats. Sounds normal, no?
Mariana
is a doll who can not only
"give birth" (which looks like "child elimination" to me) but then can
breastfeed, too.
And then there's the fashionable
breast t-shirt to show off your fake breasts to all your friends. In a related but equally scary note, some women breastfeed toddlers. These people really believe that letting kids should make the decision when to stop breastfeeding. Just like letting them make the sole decision when to potty train. Nothing like the thought of a 3 year old breastfeeding in diapers, to make ME want to run out and spawn. to Health by moose |
| Wednesday Sep 29, 1999 | Meditheses is dedicated to the science of sticking things in uncomfortable places. Some of their pictures are freaky and some are cool. to Health by akk |
| Wednesday Sep 22, 1999 | And though you be done to death, what then? / If you battled the best
you could; / If you played your part in the world of men, / Why, the
Critic will call it good. / Death comes with a crawl, or comes with a
pounce, / And whether he's slow or spry, / It isn't the fact that
you're dead that counts, / But only, how did you
die? --From How Did You Die?
by Edmund Vance Cooke
to Health by braino |
| Wednesday Sep 15, 1999 | Diarrhea World is dedicated to the love and celebration of diarrhea through rhyme. "Our goal is to remove the shame and stigma of diarrhea forever." to Health by joshua |
| Thursday Sep 9, 1999 | Learn about health by chatting with famous celebrities and watching videos of their invasive surgery: A Doctor in Your House to Health by faisal |
| Wednesday Aug 25, 1999 | QuackWatch is a compendium
of medical quackery and bogus therapy. It's a great
resource on various forms of frauds. to Health by mpc |
| Wednesday Aug 11, 1999 | Live
celebrity surgery, anyone? to Health by tregoweth |
| Monday Aug 9, 1999 | To save your back, you can spend a cool grand on a chair,
or drop fifty bucks on a ball.
to Health by goboro |
| Friday Aug 6, 1999 | Scenario: Aisle 5, Local grocery. You are overwhelmed. Which body bar is best? Luckily, you've been to David Lynch's
Soap Review page, thankfully mirrored at the
Internet Access Foundation in the Netherlands. Oh, and check out who the
Laatste 10 bezoekers were to see the soap review page.
to Health by urog |
| Sunday Jul 25, 1999 | For those of you still resentful about that little nonelective surgery you had sometime around birth, it is possible to restore your foreskin.
Yahoo has a few links.
Derrick Townsend's page and the
National Organization of Restoring Men are probably the best starting point on your journey to the un-cut.
Generally you can choose between outpatient surgery or DIY non-surgical methods such as
stretching, and prosthesis.
to Health by urog |
| Tuesday Jun 22, 1999 | The Agency for Toxic Substances
and Disease Registry is a fact-filled inforama
of fun!
Find out the maximum
USRDA for 280 toxic substances, then see which ones are in your
drinking water. If you just want to know the raw data, the ATSDR
has 'dat too!
to Health by braino |
| Tuesday Jun 15, 1999 | The Typing Injury FAQ features an interesting section on
alternative keyboards. Buy a chording keyboard
today and achieve true geekiness.
to Health by akk |
| Tuesday Jun 1, 1999 | Want to stay fit? How about
your dog? to Health by goboro |
| Tuesday May 18, 1999 | There's plain old information about menstruation,
but you could also track
your monthly cycles, or visit the
Museum of Menstruation. to Health by machita |
| Saturday May 15, 1999 | To those of you who are (or know somebody who is)
expecting a child - PLEASE check out the
Circumcision Information
and Resource Page - especially the cringe-inducing
"What Happens During a Circumsicion" info page.
Millions of infant boys born in the U.S. are still
needlessly subjected to the horrors of an archaic
Jewish tradition - make sure the little ones you
know aren't one of them! And yes, I do thank the
Good Lord every night that I was born overseas. to Health by pjammer |
| Friday May 7, 1999 | There's something unsettling about doctors who are too over-excited about their work. Especially when they look vaguely like Bill from "Bill & Ted", set up exclamation point-ridden web-sites like Dr. Greenson's Gastrointestinal and Liver Pathology Home Page Extravaganza, and their job may involve sticking their hand in places I don't want to think about. Hey, kids, there's even the Infectious Case of the Month, collect them all! to Health by nyarl |
| Friday Apr 16, 1999 | The Virtual Autopsy lets you
indulge your fantasies of being Quincy, forensic pathologist. You can also get a
detailed description of the
autopsy process for screenwriters. These and other fine links are available
from the freaks at autopsies.com
to Health by peterb |
| Thursday Apr 8, 1999 | In the "so strange I'm not sure how to categorize it" department, former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop now has a
health care network from someone you trust. to Health by peterb |
| Wednesday Apr 7, 1999 | Not withstanding those tumbles you took down the stairs
as a young pup, Phrenology
can help you determine what all those bumps on your head
mean. to Health by goboro |
| Thursday Apr 1, 1999 | Move over, crack dealer, there's a new drug
addiction on the block. Let's hope the DEA
doesn't criminalize this one, or we'll end up
with a new form of street-life: the
Lip Balm
Ho.
to Health by xrayjones |
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