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Alcohol Addiction And Abuse
Anyone at any age can have a drinking problem. Many times, alcohol abuse is overlooked by family and friends. But there are signs to watch for and treatment options.
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Easy Exercises For Home And Office
Fitting in fitness at home or in the office is simple. Easy, no-cost exercise for strengthening arms, chest and legs; plus walking for cardio.
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Talking To Children About A Pandemic
Children need extra attention in time of stress and trauma, but there are ways to help them cope by offering them extra attention, speaking to them and asking questions.
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Children And Flu
Parents must attempt to prevent their children from getting sick. If attending day care, a child is more likely be exposed to the flu, but there are ways to prevent it.
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Visit Ashland, Oregon
Surrounded by mountains which hosts four distinct seasons, Ashland is known for its wine, theater, film and friendliness.
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MRSA Facts
MRSA is an antibiotic-resistant bacterium that's spreading at epic proportions throughout schools, hospitals and the workplace. So, what is MRSA and how is it stopped?
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What Are Flu Symptoms?
Symptoms of flu include fever and aches, but several signs including rash and confusion when you are sick might require immediate medical attention.
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Shortage of H1N1 (Swine) Flu Vaccine
Swine flu is spreading slower than expected in 2009, but doses of the virus' vaccine also have been slow to come. Even without it, there are ways to avoid getting sick.
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Best Beer in Oregon
The people of Oregon love their beer. With more breweries per person than anywhere else in the United States, brewing craft beers is more than a passion here.
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What Is Swine (H1N1) Flu?
HIN1 Influenza (swine flu) is a respiratory disease caused by type A influenza viruses, but is considered more dangerous than seasonal flu. It can be avoided and treated.
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Home Safety Tips
For many families, health care begins at home, and it can sometimes involve more than just thermometers, bandages, and ice packs. So be on the safe side. Prepare now.
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Walking For Exercise
One of the easiest, safest, and most effective activities you can do to maintain your health is right at the tips of your toes -- walking!
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Nutrition: How To Eat Healtier
Eating healthier is easier than you might think. Following these simple guidelines can help you and your family eat well and feel your best.
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Skip The Sun's Sizzle
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States. Although people with fair skin are at the greatest risk, anyone can get skin cancer.
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Suffering From Depression
Depression is more common than many people realize. Often, people who become depressed don't get help because they are ashamed or uncomfortable talking about it.
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Why Flu Shots Are Important
Many diseases preventable by vaccines have become rare in the United States, but that doesn't mean they've disappeared.
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Tips For a Good Night's Sleep
Sleep can be affected by simple things in life including stress and a person's environment. Follow these tips to improve your chances of getting some rest.
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Keeping Feet Healthy
Foot pain sometimes seems unavoidable, especially for people who are on their feet all day, but these tips can help keep your dogs from barking.
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Get More Fruits and Veggies Into a Diet
Most people don't get the daily servings of fruits and vegetables they need for a healthy lifestyle. Follow these tips to increase the number of servings you eat.
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What are Trans Fats?
Everyone has heard the term "trans fat," but it is rarely explained. So, what are trans fats and why are they in food?
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February is American Heart Month
February is American Heart Month and that's a good thing because caring for your heart is simple and there's no better time to start than the present.
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Using Generic Drugs
Generic medications work just as well as brand-name prescriptions, but cost patients much less. To help make the switch and save money, read on.
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Buying Medical Insurance
Buying health insurance is expensive, and having a policy is important. To help save money, follow these simple suggestions.
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How to Buy Health Insurance
Buying health insurance is tricky. Often it is like trying to learn another language, but following these tips should make the process go more smoothly.
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Protein Aids Breast Cancer Spread
Scientist discovered a protein that may aid in the spread of breast cancer. As such, it's a good time to learn about the symptoms and signs of the disease.
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Immune System Works Better at Night
The immune system repairs the body better at night during a good sleep. But for people not sleeping well, these five tips may make then feel better.
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Pancreatic Cancer May Have a New Foe
Scientists really don't know what causes the often fatal disease, but researchers at the Mayo Clinic think they are getting closer to a potential cure.
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Formatting A Query Letter
There are many schools of thought for writing a quality query letter, but it begins and ends with the structure of it's concise paragraphs that stick to the point.
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9 Genes Are Linked to Alzheimer's
Scientists think they have discovered a connection between Vitamin D and Alzheimer's. People with low levels of the vitamin might be more likely to get the disease.
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How To Break Any Addiction
People looking to stop smoking, eating too much or chewing their fingernails have help from Harvard thanks to a new study.
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Patients As Healthcare Advocates
Patients must take responsibility for the care they receive from their doctors and there are several things to note when deciding whether a doctor is worth his salt.
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How To Find The Right Doctor
Finding the right doctor is often tricky, and when asked, few people understand how it is done, but there are things to remember when locating a good doctor.
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Patient's Rights and Responsibilities
Doctors and patients both have rights, but patients also have several responsibilities when it comes to managing their health. Find out what they are.
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New Food Pyramid Is Aimed at Kids
The government's new food pyramid is aimed at getting children to eat healthy while serving as a tool for parents in the fight against childhood obesity.
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Money May Help People Lose Weight
Paying people to shed pounds may now prove to be an effective way to get them to lose weight, according to the results of a new study released in December 2008.
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Study Finds 11 New Cholesterol Genes
Scientists new discovery shows that 11 additional genes help blood metabolize cholesterol and fat and the results may lead to more prevention of heart attacks.
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