Healthcare
Breast Cancer: The Role of Vaccine in Treatment
According to American Cancer Society statistics, roughly 1 in 8 (12%) women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime.
The Importance of Breastfeeding to the Muslim Child
The mothers shall give suck to their offspring for two whole years, if the father desires to complete the term. But he shall bear the cost of their food and clothing on equitable terms…If they both decide on weaning, by mutual consent, and after due consultation, there is no blame on them.
Stroke: Major Cause of Disability
Stroke is the third leading cause of death in the US and second worldwide in both men and women.
Mastering Home Economics Essential to Personal Freedom
The best time for teaching basic home economics is when children are young.
Stark Law Terms Often Misunderstood by Physicians
With the government beginning to scrutinize a physician’s practice now more than ever, many physicians are starting to take a proactive role in understanding certain rules that have been implemented against them.
Zeeshan Syed Study Predicts Risk of Cardiovascular Death
Zeeshan Syed, Ph.D., from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, and colleagues investigated the utility and prognostic ability of MV, SM, and HRMs to stratify the risk of death after ACS.
Palestine Children’s Relief Fund Event
The Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) has announced the attendance of two very special guests at this years banquet/fundraiser. The two sisters, Fatema and Hala, ages 10 and 11, were seriously burned in a house fire in Gaza, Palestine.
The Horizontal Expansion
It’s been just over a week since the Holy Month of Ramadan ended, however the effects of the holiday can already be seen on the waistlines of countless denizens of Kuwait.
Understanding the Basics of Medicaid Planning
The following are three (3) basic questions that are often misunderstood when it comes to planning for Medicaid:
Post-Traumatic Stress: The Disability of Our Time
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is a psychological problem that can affect people from any part of the globe, and from every social class…
The Birth of the Dental Spa
Fear of dental treatment is something universal regardless of whether you live in the USA or somewhere like Kuwait. However, if you reside in the latter, a new type of dental facility has been born that will not only facilitate repairing your teeth but will also soothe your senses at the same time.
Drugs and Medicines in Historical Context
In this hadith, the Prophet (s) said, “My Sunna is the best medicine.”
Dr. Abdul Razzaque Ahmed Receives Lifetime Achievement Award From the Pan Arab League of Dermatologists
Dubai, UAE–On 19th of April 2011, the Pan Arab League of Dermatologists honoured Dr. Abdul Razzaque Ahmed of Boston, Massachusetts with a “Lifetime Achievement Award”.
ACCESS Health Fair Serves Hundreds in Dearborn Michigan
This weekend ACCESS sponsored a health fair from 10AM to 3PM. The event was coordinated as it has been for the past eight years, by Mona Farroukh.
Naheed Ali’s Book on Diabetes Receives Rave Reviews
In this day and age, readers of all ages everywhere are looking at their quality of life, dietary habits, and physical issues linked to unrelenting diseases such as diabetes.
The Day I Met Abdul Sattar Edhi, a Living Saint
Sixty years ago, Abdul Sattar Edhi, 82, gave up everything to devote his life to helping Pakistan’s poorest.
Muslim Mental Health Conference
Prof. Abbasi wanted to push, through the conference, the theme of goals shared and acceptance. She explained, “to accept is to learn the art of coexistence.”
US Muslim Consumers, A Niche Market
NEW BRUNSWICK, New Jersey: In the ballroom of an upscale hotel a short train ride from New York, advertisers, food industry executives and market researchers mingled — the men in dark suits, the women in headscarves and Western dress. Chocolates made according to Islamic dietary laws were placed at each table.
Dental Braces
dental braces explained, for kids
