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Articles related to "High Risk"
Heat Stroke and High Risk Dogs All dogs are more susceptible to heat stroke than humans are but some are more at risk than others. It's 85 F out; have you checked your dog today? dogs • heat stroke • dogs susceptible to heat stroke • at risk dogs • high risk dogs
Lightning Safety On average, lightning strikes almost 300 people each year in the United States and kills almost a third of those struck, with most survivors suffering lifelong injuries. hiking • camping • backpacking • lightning • storm
Pregnancy and Lupus: It CAN Be Done! A look into having babies AND having lupus. They are NOT mutually exclusive! pregnancy • lupus • high-risk pregnancy • pregnancy and chronic illness • chronic illness
Sub-Prime Lending Affects Banks Mortgage lenders have reacted very negatively to the sub-prime market fallout. After the lending bankruptcies, the loser will be low income and low credit borrowers. sub-prime lending • subprime lending fallout • low income borrower • high risk loans • low credit score
Asian Americans and Diabetes Asian Americans appear to be more than twice as likely to develop type 2 diabetes than the general American population. Since Asian Americans are four times less likely to be obese, doctors are late to diagnose them as diabetic. Help us spread the word among the medical and Asian American communities. diabetes • heart disease • asian americans • communication • diet
Florida Homeowners Insurance When purchasing homeowners insurance in Florida, there are a few hurricane coverages buyers should become familiar with. homeowners insurance • florida homeowner • florida hurricane insurance • hurricane deductibles • flood insurance
How Parents Can Be Preventing Eating Disorders Although the cause of anorexia, bulimia and binge eating is complicated, there are ways to reduce the risk by preventing eating disorders. preventing eating disorders • eating disorder signs • emotional problems • depression • anorexia
Bacterial Vaginosis and HIV Infection Women with bacterial vaginosis are more likely to be infected with HIV-AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections, underscoring the need for prevention. bacterial vaginosis • hiv-aids • metronidazole • clindamycin • sexually transmitted diseases
Breast Cancer Awareness Women can take an active role in reducing risk for breast cancer with light consistent exercise. Walking can reduce your risk by up to 30 percent. reduce risk breast cancer • exercise prevention cancer • breast cancer awareness month • estrogen • pregnancy
Feline Leukemia Virus, FeLV Learn about FeLV, how it affects your cat, and steps you can take to help keep your feline friend safe and protected. felv • feline leukemia • feline leukemia virus • symptoms of feline leukemia virus • treatment for feline leukemia virus
When to Go to the Hospital Parents should consider the number of previous births, travel distance required as well as their health status in deciding when to go to their place of birth. place of birth • contractions • providers • labor • hospital
TRADITIONS pt. 1 The first part in a four part series examining the traditions of pro-wrestling. professional wrestling • canadians wrestlers • hart • benoit • jericho
Major Depression - Part Two Major Mental Depression Part 2...coping with depression, treatment, medication and outlook depression • coping • treatment • outlook • medication
Preventing Heatstroke in Dogs When the sun is shining and temperatures soar, pet owners need to be aware of the dangers of heatstroke in their dogs and learn to spot the warning signs. preventing heatstroke in dogs • dangers of heatstroke • dog care • dog breeds • american veterinary medical association
The Risk/Return Ratio Ever wonder how serious people decide what to do and what not to do? Well, they balance up the risks with returns. In financial circles they talk of a Risk/Return ratio, but it applies to all walks of life ... even to the question: Should I hitch, or should I not? risk • return • risk/return • hitch-hiking
Cancer prevention: Lower dose of tamoxifen works, study finds Can lowering the dosage of tamoxifen still have the same affects and prevent some of the many side effects? Read this news article from Reuters. breast cancer • tamoxifen
I Tested Positive for Hepatitis A, Now What? There is no specific treatment for hepatitis A. Most patients are told to rest for one to four weeks after a diagnosis is made, to avoid intimate contact and to consume foods high in protein. hepatitis a • liver • hepatitis
Infertility In Pre-term Women People who are born early can have problems having their own families. fertility problems in women born prematurely • prematurity and infertility • prematurity and reproduction rates • prematurity and stillbirth • reproduction rates and gestational age
Nutritional Needs for Different Ages and Stages Oh, baby! Your nutritional needs are very different from a senior's -- and the Web can help. nutritional needs • special needs • senior citizens • seniors • elderly
Start Up Zigs and Zags Start Up Hell start ups • entrepreneur • venture capital • new business • startups
Youth Development Assertions Prevention is not the answer when we talk about youth development. Youth Development theory asserts that there are five necessary markers for success. youth • development • prevention • skills • responsibilities
GET A MORTGAGE WITH NOT SO PERFECT CREDIT Learn the things that you can do to clean up your credit. Find out what types of things can hinder you in getting a mortgage. Find out what different mortgage options are available to you even if you have some credit glitches. You are not alone. bad credit • credit reports • subprime lending • mainstream mortgages • bankruptcy
Critical Incident Stress Management Police Psychology doesn't always involve criminals. Police officers have one of the worlds most stressful jobs. Critical Incident Stress Management was created to deal with these stessors. stress management • police • forensics • trauma
Dog Travel Safety Dogs just love to travel, especially a good road trip. The last thing you want is your dog to be harmed while traveling. Follow these dog travel safety tips. travel • dogs • safety • harness • leash
Female vs. Male Teachers Economist Thomas S. Dee of Swarthmore College has been examining data on eighth-graders since 1988. He has documented the effects of male and female teachers. boys learn differently • girls learn differently • female and male teachers • gender gap • female teachers
HD Risk Factors = Menopaause A new study suggests that risk factors associated with heart disease relates to earlier onset of menopause. A converse conclusion could be true. heart disease • menopause • healthy • lifestyle • smoking
Iron Deficiency Approximately 20% of American women under the age of 50 have some form of iron deficiency, generally caused by not getting enough iron from one's diet. iron deficiency • dietary iron • iron deficiency anemia • iron in diet • iron and women
Leading by Example All employees can lead by example by exceeding expectations in every aspect of their jobs. leading by example • lead by example • leadership style • showing leadership • career advancement
Student Computer Injuries Can all those hours on a computer at school and at home be injuring middle school and high school students? Many say, "yes." ergonomic • physical therapy • computer injuries • arthritis • back injuries
"Let Him That Hath Understanding Count the Number" You will be assimilated. credit • scoring • bureau • loan • application
Air Quality Testing for Radon Gas Like a mold inspection, determining the risk exposure from radon gas is important. Using radon test equipment, relevant air quality testing can be achieved. mold inspection • radon test equipment • risk exposure • lung cancer research • toxic gas
Avoid Private Mortgage Insurance Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) adds a heavy burden to borrower's mortgage payments. Many borrowers look to avoid it with a second loan, but is prepayment better? private mortgage insurance • pmi • second loan • prepay mortgage • 20% down
Bathing Dogs the Easy Way A fairly new device, described as water massage for pets, is supposed to be less stressful than a hand bath. bathing your dog • dog baths • doggy washing machine • doggy washing machines • dog washing machine
Cervical Incompetence How a weak cervix can prevent some women from having a family, and what can be done to help you carry a baby to term. incompetent cervix • weak cervix • miscarriage • termination • vaginosis
Controversial Cholesterol Drugs Current cholesterol guidelines are being questioned by doctors and researchers amidst drug recalls and severe side effects of pharmaceutical treatments. statins • cholesterol lowering drugs • recalled cholesterol drugs • cholesterol reducing drugs • lipitor
Dermatobia hominis – Warble Fly Dermatobia hominis needs a warm-blooded host for its larvae to feed on. Humans are often the unwitting hosts for these large maggots. dermatobia hominis • warble fly • human bot fly • d. hominis • lesions
Diabetes Defined If you or a loved one has been recently diagnosed with diabetes, this article is a good place to start. We define the disease, let you know what to expect with treatment, and give general information on managing the disease. diabetes • lifestyle • definition • living • health
Drugs: Daytrana Patch for ADHD The FDA granted approval in April for a product that delivers methylphenidate (the active ingredient in Ritalin) through a "transdermal delivery system" - a skin patch. daytrana • adhd • patch • extended release • time release
Fat Cats Do you have a Fat Cat? I’m not talking about a cool kitty; I’m talking about corpulent cats. If you do you’ll want to read on! cat • health • fitness • exercise • food
How Not To Spread Hepatitis C A few ways to protect yourself from spreading or catching this deadly disease. liver disease • liver • hepatitis c • hepatitis • chronic fatigue
How to Create a Stock Valuation Buy low, sell high: how to determine whether a stock is good value in order to maximize investment returns. stock valuations • stock trading • stock analysis • investing money • stock research
Human Parasite: Naegleria fowleri Primary amoebic meningoencephalitis (PAM or PAME) results in nausea, fever, headache and ultimately kills. Protect yourself from this rare but deadly amoebic infection. naegleria fowleri • human parasitic parasite amoeba • deadly microbe • amebic meningoencephalitis • amoeba pame
Hyperemesis Gravidarum Hyperemesis gravidarum is severe morning sickness that affects some pregnant women. It can result in dehydration, electrolyte imbalance and malnutrition. hyperemesis gravidarum • morning sickness • pregnancy • extreme morning sickness • vomiting
Mother's Little Helper A look at the lyrics to the popular song. stones • rolling stones • mick jagger • keith richards • charlie watts
New Treatment for Chronic Hepatitis C Patients New drug therapy approved by FDA for the treatment of chronic hepatitis C. hepatitis • chronic hepatitis • hepatitis c virus • interferon • ribavirin
Part Two-The Ten Steps to being a Mother-Friendly Hospital To receive CIMS designation as "mother-friendly," a hospital, birth center, or home birth service must carry out our philosophical principles by fulfilling the Ten Steps of Mother-Friendly Care. Read more about what it takes to become "mother friendly". childbirth • pregnancy
Pets Can Make Us Sick Pets reptiles carry microorganisms that cause Salmonellosis. Some preventative measures can lower your chances of acquiring this infection. salmonellosis • salmonella • reptiles • amphibians
Plan a Babymoon Vacation Pregnant? Uncomfortable and miserable? Grumpy and emotional? The travel industry is finally catching on that pregnant women need to get away. Plan a babymoon vacation. babymoon • travel while pregnant • babymoon vacations • babymoon destinations • babymoon tips
Protecting Yourself and Your Partner Follow these tips to reduce the risks of transmitting genital herpes. genital • herpes • std • risk • protect |
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