Tuna caught off California carry radiation from the Japanese disaster, Stanford scientist finds Radioactive cesium from the 2011 Japanese nuclear disaster has been carried across the Pacific Ocean to California waters in the flesh of Pacific Bluefin tuna, say researchers from Stanford and Stony Brook University.Anglers reeled in the slightly radioactive fish off San Diego. The low levels of radioactivity are not thought to a pose a health risk to humans.The researchers say the accident hasMarguerite Little

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When you’re living with erectile dysfunction (ED), you’ll consider doing just about anything to get your sex life back on track. Eating roots like ginseng -- fine. Drinking special juices like pomegranate -- tasty. Even becoming a human pin-cushion for a treatment like acupuncture -- bring it on.But do any of these things really work? Eric Laborde, MD, a spokesman for the American Urological Association, is skeptical.“There is a huge placebo effect with erectile dysfunction,” he says. “I couldFreda Andrews

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In the yogic tradition, breath is the foundation of all life, the sustaining connection between body and spirit. A telling indicator of health and mood, breath puts us in closer touch with ourselves on every level. Through pranayama, or breath control, we can manage our emotions, gain clarity -- and take greater control of our lives. "The way you breathe is a metaphor for the way you live your life," says Amy Weintraub, Kripalu yoga-teacher mentor and author of Yoga for Depression. "Are youTracy Campbell

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