Good ol' Epsom salts may cut cerebral palsy in preemies (The Oregonian)
Modern medicine might be rooted in science. But like any other job, it's shaped by traditions, trends and occasional surprises. For years, obstetric units have stocked solutions of magnesium sulfate -- the chemical in Epsom salts.
Epsom salts protect against cerebral palsy risk: study (CBC via Yahoo! Canada News)
Giving Epsom salts to women at risk of preterm delivery cuts the rate of cerebral palsy in their babies by nearly half, a study suggests. .
Epsom salts protect against cerebral palsy risk: study (CBC)
Giving Epsom salts to women at risk of preterm delivery cut the rate of cerebral palsy in their babies by nearly half, according to a study. Questions on the best way to apply the treatment remain.
Epsom salts reduce risk of cerebral palsy in preemies (KING5 Seattle)
A major medical development has its roots in an age-old home remedy: a soak in Epsom salts can ease hurting muscles. Now new research finds the mineral compound can also help prevent a serious complication of premature birth.
Hints From Heloise (Washington Post)
Dear Heloise: My suggestion is to carry two (different type -- Heloise) major CREDIT CARDS. When in a foreign country recently, I found an airport desk that would accept only one type, and I had the other.
