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  • Nearly half of all American are diabetic or pre-diabetic. (Image: GreenApple78/iStock)

    Going Up

    Incidence of Diabetes, Pre-diabetes on Rise A generation ago, there was no such thing as pre-diabetes. Well, the condition existed – it just wasn’t given a name or diagnosed the way it is now.Read More
    22 Sep 2015
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  • Expired drugs should be disposed of properly. (Roel Smart/iStock)

    National Take-Back Day

    The Dangers of Dated Prescription Drugs Many of us are guilty of neglecting our medicine cabinet – specifically, our prescriptions. Sometimes we feel the need to hang onto them, perhaps becauseRead More
    15 Sep 2015
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  • Even a placebo electroacupuncture showed a 25 percent reduction in symptoms. (Photo: merchantmiracle.com)

    Breast Cancer Survivors

    Acupuncture Reduces Hot Flashes: Study Acupuncture may be a viable treatment for women experiencing hot flashes as a result of estrogen-targeting therapies to treat breast cancer, according to aRead More
    08 Sep 2015
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  • School lunches have more fruits, vegetables and whole grains and less sodium than in 2000. (Photo: Guiding Stars)

    Lunch Time

    School Lunches Are Getting Healthier The amount of whole grains and fresh fruits and vegetables offered in school meals is up and sodium is down, according to a Centers for Disease Control andRead More
    01 Sep 2015
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    School Bored

    Returning to School Year Sleep Routines It’s the time of year when parents are celebrating the return to routine as their children return to school – unless you have a teenager. For parents ofRead More
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Fighting Off Bloodsuckers Naturally

28 May 2013
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Stopping Mosquito Bites Without DEET Apparently I’m one of those people who tastes really good to mosquitoes. It’s such crap. Of all the things in the animal kingdom I could naturally delicious to, it has to be the one that’s endemic to everywhere I like spending my summers, and
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Whole walunts and walnut oil can help reduce the risk of heart disease, a study found. (California Walnut Commission)

Health Nut

24 May 2013
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Whole Walnuts Reduce Heart Disease Risk Consumption of whole walnuts or their extracted oil can reduce cardiovascular risk through a mechanism other than simply lowering cholesterol, according to a team of Penn State, Tufts University and University of Pennsylvania researchers.
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Coffee, Miracle Drink

21 May 2013
Tini Howard
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Studies Find Coffee Can Be Good for You I don’t know about you, but the heat of summer doesn’t quash my need for coffee. On the contrary, when the lazy days of summer kick in, I can drink more than ever — iced cold with a splash of almond milk and vanilla, please. Not only
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Five foods that help speed your metabolism and burn fat are blueberries, nuts, salads, eggs and oatmeal (Photo ilustration by Mark Heckathorn/DC on Heels)

Eat and Be Merry

16 May 2013
Tini Howard
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Five Summer Snacks That Burn Fat If you’re tired of saying “no” to foods this summer in an effort to look bikini perfect, good news! There are plenty of great foods that actually speed up your metabolism, kick your body into high gear and help you burn the fat you’re
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Being proactive helps eliminate the need to visit a doctor and take unnecessary antibiotics. (TomszaShutterstock)

Curb Your Cough

12 May 2013
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Get Ahead of Allergy Symptoms With spring here, many of us with a known history of seasonal pollen allergies end up with significant related symptoms. Sometimes, the symptoms come on slowly and people do not act on them until they incur headaches, nasal congestion and potentially
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Those Summer Nights

07 May 2013
Tini Howard
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 The Science of Hangovers From Cinco de Mayo margaritas to beers at the Labor Day cookout, summer is a time of late night parties — and for some of us, late night drinks. Sometimes it seems as though just one or two drinks can make us feel rough the next day. With weddings,
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