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What is Candida?

Candida is the popular term for candidiasis (candida overgrowth) - a condition first identified by American physicians in the 1970s. Moderate amounts of candida live in every one of us without causing any harm, but when given free rein to grow unchecked, e.g. by wiping out the surrounding bacteria with broad-spectrum antibiotics, Candida can change into its fungal form and spore through the intestinal wall into the rest of the body. Once through, it rampages around the body producing a multitude of symptoms.

It can cause the condition commonly known as thrush but not necessarily.

Read more on Candida its causes and ways to treat Candida. Candida Resources

Articles and News for Jul10

1. 'Excellence' centers no better for bariatric surgery


2. 'Family-Centered Rounds' for Pediatric Patients Applauded


3. 'Mind-body' therapy shows promise for fibromyalgia


4. 94 charged in Medicare scams totaling $251M


5. AIDS breakthrough: Gel helps prevent infection


6. AIDS gel with Gilead drug protects women in study


7. AIDS spreading in Eastern Europe and Central Asia


8. AP-GfK poll: Public thumbs up for Obama health law


9. A pill to make you smarter? Drug grows brain cells


10. Abuse of meds sends as many to ER as illegal drugs


11. Africa must focus on maternal health: ex-Irish president


12. Alaskan Sled Dog Has Own Genetic 'Signature'


13. Alcohol eases rheumatoid arthritis: study


14. Americans With Disabilities Act Reaches 20th Anniversary


15. Americans turn cold shoulder to sunscreen: poll


16. Antibiotics could help control malaria: study


17. Antibody finding may help in quest for AIDS vaccine


18. Anti-gay laws spreading HIV in Asia-Pacific: UN


19. Are kids' ER visits for food allergies on the rise?


20. Artificial lung "breathes" in rats: study


21. As Weight Goes Up, So Do Heart Risks


22. Asbestos trade thriving in developing world: report


23. Astellas eyes Japan approval for bladder control drug


24. Asthma may be misdiagnosed in some obese adults


25. AstraZeneca bloodthinner goes before U.S. experts


26. Autistic Kids Often Fussier Eaters, but Nutrition OK


27. Avandia increases risk of heart problems: panel


28. Baidu promotes fake drug sites-Chinese TV station


29. Ban Point-of-Sale Tobacco Ads in Retail Outlets, Researchers Urge


30. Bill Clinton, Gates: Fight AIDS more efficiently


31. Botox May Temporarily Paralyze Emotions, Too


32. Breakthrough antibodies neutralize most known AIDS strains


33. Britain the best place to die: global study


34. Browse online for beautiful sperm and eggs!


35. CDC: 15 US deaths tied to rare tropical fungus


36. CORRECTED: On residency applications, some fudge the details


37. Campbell recalls 3 varieties of SpaghettiOs in the U.S.


38. Can deciphering your doctor's notes improve care?


39. Celebrex Appears Easier on Stomach for Arthritis Patients


40. China's AIDS activists face uphill struggle


41. China seizes melamine-tainted milk powder


42. China trains fur farm foxes to combat rat plague


43. Cleared forests lead to rise in malaria in Brazil


44. Clinical Trials Update: July 21, 2010


45. Clinical Trials Update: July 23, 2010


46. Clinical Trials Update: July 2, 2010


47. Clinical Trials Update: July 8, 2010


48. Close Ties With Others Might Lengthen Life, Review Finds


49. Clues for Burning Fat Without Exercise Found in Mice


50. Combat injuries may cause epilepsy years later


51. Complications Shorten Stroke Patients' Lives


52. Consistent condom use may cut men's HPV risk


53. Consumer gene test results misleading


54. Correction: Germany right-to-die story


55. DC pushes female condoms to fight HIV epidemic


56. Delirious Hospital Patients a High-Risk Group, Study Finds


57. Do smokers use more prescription painkillers?


58. Doctors, nurses joined Medicare scam, U.S. says


59. Does heart bypass surgery alter the sense of taste?


60. Does it matter what time you have a heart stent?


61. Downing diet soda tied to risk of premature birth


62. Driving while blind? Maybe, with new high-tech car


63. Drunk Russians drown escaping heatwave


64. EPA moves to tighten water safety regulations


65. Early diagnosis can cut Alzheimer's costs: study


66. Early, rural-based HIV care offers hope in Africa


67. Early treatment key for HIV-positive patients: WHO


68. Europe nearly free of madcow disease: EU


69. Expanded Tylenol recall aggravates J&J headache


70. FDA advisers back 5-day "morning after" pill


71. FDA cites quality problems at NY brain-imaging lab


72. FDA halts new enrollment in Glaxo's Avandia trial


73. FDA issues hold on much-debated Avandia study


74. FDA panel: Diabetes drug should stay on market


75. FDA says breast cancer drug did not extend lives


76. FDA staff: Cancer a concern with Medtronic device


77. FDA staff question Roche drug breast cancer data


78. Faced with oil spill, Gulf residents fight mental pain


79. Family meals, vegetables may keep kids trim


80. Fertility treatment tied to risk of cerebral palsy


81. Fibromyalgia comes with a suicide risk: study


82. Fight against AIDS is about human rights: Annie Lennox


83. Fish eaters show lower risk of age-related eye disease


84. Fish oil might lower breast cancer risk


85. Florida seen at risk from Caribbean dengue epidemic


86. For Parents With Spina Bifida, a Healthy Daughter


87. For persistent fibroids, a less invasive option


88. French team performs face transplant with eyelids


89. Frozen blood a source of stem cells, study finds


90. Gameworld: Motion games broaden uses beyond exercise


91. Gaza siege damages Palestinians' health: study


92. Gene Mutation Offers Clues to Tamoxifen-Blood Clot Link


93. Gene pattern predicts who will live the longest


94. Generic Lovenox Approved for Deep Vein Thrombosis


95. Gilead AIDS drug safe for HIV prevention in study


96. Glaucoma patients struggle with applying eyedrops


97. Glaxo's diabetes drug Avandia faces moment of truth


98. Glaxo takes new AIDS drug into final-stage tests


99. Global economic crisis threatens fight against AIDS


100. Good Luck Charms Might Just Work


101. Gout drug colchicine safe in pregnancy: study


102. HIV drugs should be initiated earlier, says UN


103. HIV rising fastest in EEurope, central Asia: UNICEF


104. Harsh attitudes fuel Eastern Europe HIV epidemic: UNICEF


105. Health Highlights: July 16, 2010


106. Health Highlights: July 21, 2010


107. Health Highlights: July 23, 2010


108. Health Highlights: July 2, 2010


109. Health Tip: Are You More Likely to Develop Endometriosis?


110. Health Tip: Help Prevent Choking While Eating


111. Health Tip: Managing Dietary Fat


112. Health Tip: Signs That You May Have Hand Arthritis


113. Health Tip: Tame Rosacea's Redness


114. Health Tip: Treating Cradle Cap


115. Health Tip: Understanding Achilles Tendonitis


116. Health Tip: Understanding Social Anxiety Disorder


117. Health group sues FDA over antimicrobial soap


118. Health overhaul may mean longer ER waits, crowding


119. Health provider partners may face privacy fines


120. Health secretary urges insurers to plug gap


121. Health watchdogs sound alarm over TB/HIV deaths


122. Healthcare overhaul mandates free preventive care


123. Heatwave smog turns Muscovites into heavy smokers


124. Herbal slimming aid contains banned, Rx drugs: US regulator


125. Hospital denies suspected killer got new liver


126. House votes to ban some drug patent settlements


127. Huge rise in patients on HIV drugs: UN


128. IVF kids as mentally healthy as others


129. In Mice, Oxygen Slows Wrinkling Due to UV Rays


130. In US cities, HIV linked more to poverty than race


131. Indian minister warns of fruit and veg hormone injections


132. Instant view: U.S. advisers say keep Glaxo's Avandia on market


133. Is a stiff hamstring more susceptible to a strain?


134. Is there a cure for AIDS? Forum lifts a taboo


135. Is your neighborhood heart-healthy?


136. J&J AIDS drug shows promise


137. Journal calls for Facebook blood donor drive


138. Judge slams FTC in pay-for-delay generic drug case


139. Kidneys transplanted between HIV-infected patients


140. Kids with food allergies may be smaller than peers


141. Later school start means more rest, better moods


142. Lethal mixture drives AIDS pandemic in ex-Soviet bloc


143. Love in Her Eyes? You're Likely a He-Man, Study Says


144. Low-Income Children Not Getting Adequate Dental Care


145. Low, high manganese levels may affect the infant brain


146. Major Fast Food Chains Have Reduced Trans Fats


147. Major step seen in quest for anti-HIV vaginal gel


148. Many forks loom in road to AIDS vaccine


149. Marie Callender recall after salmonella outbreak


150. Measles kills 166 Malawians in six months: official


151. Medicare Cuts May Have Led Docs to Prescribe More Chemo


152. Medicare drug benefit boosts use of heart failure meds


153. Mental health experts ask: Will anyone be normal?


154. Minnesota Smoking Bans Didn't Lead to Job Loss


155. Mom's pregnancy diet not tied to wheezing risk


156. More weight may equal less brainpower, study finds


157. N.Zealand inventors unveil bionic legs for paraplegics


158. Nestle, supplement co. settle federal ad cases


159. Netherlands destroying 17 million swine flu vaccine doses


160. New Methods May Help Predict Survival of African HIV Patients


161. New fronts in AIDS war, but funding foe is back


162. New health policy: encouraging friendships?


163. New limits on mailing tobacco to take effect soon


164. New obesity pills try to shed past problems


165. New program rebuilding faces of soldiers, veterans


166. Nitric Oxide Doesn't Seem to Help Preemies' Lungs: Report


167. Non-Invasive Diagnosis of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Shows Promise


168. Novartis cancer drug wins wider U.S. approval


169. Obama, Clinton pledge US support for AIDS fight


170. Obama pledges to up AIDS fight despite tough times


171. Obese kids' feet found to be flatter and fatter


172. Ohio lake's algae dangerous to swimmers, economy


173. Older age, extra pounds may delay breast-milk production


174. Omega imbalance can make obesity 'inheritable': study


175. Overweight want more at a meal, but don't eat more


176. PTSD Peaks at Different Ages in Men, Women


177. Pain drugs abuse requires urgent action: CDC


178. Palliative care lacking in much of the world


179. Pandemic virus enters pigs in HK, swaps genes: study


180. People With Drinking Problems May Turn to Clergy for Help


181. Pfizer stops pain drug trials at FDA request


182. Philippines claims success on organ trafficking


183. Popular food additive can cause stomach ache


184. Popularity of morning-after pills fuels concerns in India


185. Poverty-stricken U.S. cities have HIV epidemics


186. Prison Games Hint at Psychopathy, Brain Damage: Study


187. Procedure Rejuvenates Aging Arteries in Pigs


188. Radiation for Childhood Cancer Can Boost Risk of Stillbirth Later


189. Rapid weight loss best way to slim down: studies


190. Religious leaders call for 'pragmatic approach' to AIDS


191. Report: Japan hot-dog king hungry for July 4 win


192. Respect for rights can help curb AIDS spread: HRW


193. Risky Behavior, Drug Use Among Some Gay Men Linked to Childhood Abuse


194. S.Africa eager to see speedy roll-out of AIDS gel


195. SAfrica protesters march for US AIDS funding


196. S.African hospital links six baby deaths to poor hygiene


197. S.African protesters accuse US of cutting AIDS funding


198. S.Korean legalises euthanasia for terminally ill


199. Schizophrenia Linked to Raised Risk of Injury While Hospitalized


200. Screening speech may aid autism diagnosis: study


201. Second human madcow disease reported in Italy


202. Sensitive test spots newest HIV infections


203. Shedding Pounds Saved One Woman's Life


204. Simple Tool May Predict Athlete's Risk for Ligament Injury


205. Sleep problems linked to weight gain in middle-age


206. Slow and steady might not win the weight-loss race


207. Slowdown in rate of US teens who shun smoking: study


208. Smoking may worsen outcome of pregnancy complication


209. Sniffing insulin may help memory lost to Alzheimer's


210. Some drug firms keen, others reluctant on AIDS pool


211. Southern Africa in circumcision drive to fight AIDS


212. Spanish court issues landmark asbestos ruling


213. Sports often possible after shoulder replacement


214. Stem-cell work closes a door to AIDS virus


215. Stillbirth in first pregnancy may up risk of second


216. Stress helps fend off cancer in mice, study shows


217. Study finds MTV AIDS project changes HIV attitudes


218. Study finds room for improvement in end-of-life care


219. Study links Vatican Radio's waves to cancer risk: report


220. Tai Chi and Qigong Offer Many Health Benefits: Review


221. Test can predict success of IVF: U.S. report


222. Testosterone may not help memory after menopause


223. Tests aim to settle if fresher blood works better


224. Test-tube kids and cancer? Method unlikely a cause


225. This wheelchair is nothing to sniff at


226. Three waterborne diseases cost U.S. $539 mln a year


227. Tons of bushmeat smuggled into Paris, study finds


228. Toss out the inhaler if you outgrow asthma? Not so fast


229. Traffic Pollution Linked to Risk Factor for Sudden Cardiac Death


230. UK's NICE rejects Roche's Avastin in breast cancer


231. UK finds extra 50 million pounds for cancer drugs


232. UK watchdog says teach sex to kids from age five


233. U.N. body tackles stigma of AIDS in the workplace


234. UN food agency: Niger now an 'emergency operation'


235. UN taps big names for HIV prevention panel


236. U.N. urged to probe U.S. trade stance on generic drugs


237. US Red Cross fined 16 million dollars over blood safety


238. US fitness guru urges yoga for fat soldiers


239. U.S. groups target 20 possible causes of cancer


240. US panel approves French morning-after pill


241. Vietnam Agent Orange victim wants 'human response' to ongoing tragedy


242. WHO: 5.2 million people on AIDS drugs in 2009


243. WHO criticizes Amnesty report into NKorea health


244. WHO criticizes big divide in tackling HIV in Europe


245. WHO delays judgement on swine flu pandemic


246. WHO may declare end to H1N1 swine flu pandemic: report


247. WHO probe grapples with differing views on flu pandemic


248. WHO still monitoring H1N1 pandemic: spokesman


249. WTO probes US ban on clove cigarettes


250. Waterborne infections cost US over 500 million a year: CDC


251. What "clinically proven" means for a beauty product


252. Will you lose more pounds at a bigger diet center?


253. Women at Greater Risk From Serious Angina Than Men: Study


254. World AIDS conference closes


255. World Bank names Zimbabwean to head AIDS program


256. World first face transplant, with tear ducts


257. Your doctor's notes, with the click of a mouse


258. Zambia to immunise 1.6 mln children against measles


259. Zinc cold remedy can cause loss of smell: study


260. "Gluten-free" foods may be contaminated: study


261. "Mind-body" therapy shows promise for fibromyalgia

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