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Outstanding health-related content from top national and international publications, including U.S. News & World Report, Psychology Today, New Scientist and The Medicine Cabinet--Ask the Harvard Experts, Mayo Clinic, Kiplinger Personal Finance, Naturallysavvy.com and the Harvard Health Letters. The web-based package offers solid advice on everything from the latest advances in medical care to staying fit; diet tips; helping kids to grow up healthy; and navigating changes in health insurance. Rounding out the package are Q&As by experts at the Mayo Clinic and Harvard University, Kiplinger and Naturallysavvy.com.
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What Can I Do to Stop Smoking if Standard Treatments Don't Work For Me?
Harvard Health Letters. Q. I'm an 84-year-old woman who recently had stents placed in two coronary arteries. A. Before I answer your question, let me congratulate you for having tried to quit smoking and urge you to try again.
Briefs: Environmental Nutrition
Environmental Nutrition Newsletter. LIQUID FUEL: MEASURING UP SPORTS AND ENERGY DRINKS. With their bright neon colors, it's hard to miss the seemingly endless varieties of sports and energy drinks stocked in your store. Hydration basics.
The Kid's Doctor: Don't Take Hollywood's Advice on Treating Kids With Head Lice
www.kidsdr.com. Over the weekend, I dragged my family to see "The Switch." I listened intently while Jennifer Aniston instructed her best friend on how to treat her son's head lice.
New Tricks, Tools, Fuel Progress on Development of Genetically Engineered Farm Animals
Unless you live in Europe, your last meal probably contained genetically modified ingredients; 80 percent of soya grown worldwide is now genetically engineered, for instance.
Too Much Screen Time for Kids Means Poorer Health
Naturally Savvy.com. The average American child spends four to five hours a day in front of a screen--that's roughly one-third of their waking time either in front of a TV or a computer, and all that screen time could be adding up to poor health.
Health Care Reform: A Timeline
On March 23, President Barack Obama signed into law a sweeping reform of America's healthcare system. 2010. Medicare recipients are now receiving a $250 rebate when they hit the "doughnut hole" gap in Part D drug coverage.
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