The Sunday Sidebar…
June 14, 2009 by Liz Lewis
Filed under Exposed!, Morning News, The Sunday Sidebar
Interesting reading around cyberspace…
Health officials in Los Angeles are targeting young woman with a program that offers STD Results Via Text. The progam that started earlier this week provides home delivery of STD testing kits and a text message to alert them when the results are ready online.
A man is suing a Chicago restaurant that he claims provided an undercooked salmon salad that resulted in him having a 9-foot-tapeworm growing inside him. The Scientific American article that highlights this case asks Are Urban Tapeworms on the rise?
Chastity Bono (daughter of Sonny and Cher) is transitioning from woman to man.
An anti-abortion blogger, who wrote in detail about …read more
The Sunday Monday Sidebar.
The Sunday Sidebar is back. But from now on it will be running as a regular post each Monday morning with the all the interesting, intriguing, and often weird medical news that’s out there.
Here’s this week’s strange but true news…
Ping Pong Ball Keeps Girl Alive – a quick thinking surgeon came up with a unique way to keep a young liver transplant patient alive. The two year old was the recipent of an adult liver. The liver, obviously too large for the child’s body, needed to have some sort of barrier placed between it and the child’s main arteries. The …read more
The Sunday Sidebar.
August 17, 2008 by Liz Lewis
Filed under Exposed!, Health, Humor, Medicine, Oddities, Prevention, The Sunday Sidebar, Video, men's health
The Next Big Thing
Wondering what’s on the medical horizon? Here’s some thoughts on what’s in store. From male birth control to HIV vaccine, this list of future medical breakthroughs look promising.
Holiday help for the CrackBerry crowd
Addicted to electronics? Can’t seem to leave your blackberry, laptop, PDA, etc at home? You’re not the only one. A recent survey done by Tripharbour.ca, a cruise planning site, found that 21% of working Canadians are connected 24/7, even on vacation. But for those who want to break free, there are now some resorts that not only offer unplugged rooms but also force …read more
The Sunday Monday Sidebar: The Video Edition.
June 23, 2008 by Liz Lewis
Filed under Diets and Dieting, Endurance, Gear, Health, Morning News, The Sunday Sidebar, Video
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Newborn twins tip scales at 23 pounds (Boy weighed 10 pounds, 14 ounces and his sister was 12 pounds, 3 ounces)
Man Drops 80 pounds on McDonald’s Diet
The All-In-One Bathroom
glumbert – The All-In-One Bathroom!
The Model of a Psychopharmacologist
AMATEUR TRANSPLANTS: Anaesthetists Hymn LIVE
The Sunday Sidebar.
June 15, 2008 by Liz Lewis
Filed under Exposed!, Extreme, Historic Health, Medical History, Misc., Oddities, The Sunday Sidebar, Video
Wait. I’m Not Dead!
This guy in France has created renewed debate about when is a person really dead. Seems that his heart stopped for an hour and a half, giving doctors cause to believe he was dead. But just before they started the prep to remove his organs for transplants, his breathing and heartbeat resumed and he began regaining consciousness.
Going Bald for Charity Can Cause Loss of Job
A kind hearted waitress recently discovered that doing a good deed doesn’t always pay. Wanting to raise money for a cancer research charity, Stacey Fearnall donated her hair. But her boss isn’t keen …read more
The Sunday Sidebar.
May 25, 2008 by Liz Lewis
Filed under Exposed!, Extreme, Gear, Green Health, Health, Misc., Oddities, Technology, The Sunday Sidebar
DIY Tracheotomy…
Could you take a knife to your throat and cut? Not sure I could, but this man has done so, not once but twice. And in doing so, has become his own savior. Seems his throat swelled up to the point where he could not breathe and afraid that the emergency services would not arrive in time, decided to perform a little ‘life saving’ surgery.
Dead, not Dead…
Her heart stopped despite intensive medical treatment following two heart attacks. She had no brain waves for 17 hours and rigor mortis seemed to be setting in. The family said their goodbyes and …read more






