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Why men are turning to Botox? - The Bay of Plenty Times
  Jeremy Roberts says there's nothing fake about the feel-good factor a spray-on tan or facial brings. Tauranga men competing in a tough job market are increasingly turning to surgical and non-surgical cosmetic treatments to boost their confiden ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Tai chi instructor says movements eased her pain, asthma - San Angelo Standard Times
  Since her 40s, she had been diagnosed with asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, chronic migraines, chronic back and neck pain, anxiety and depression. By 2006 she had to retire. A physician told her she'd likel ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
First responders celebrated during EMS week - The News Herald
  The event was organized by Gulf Coast Medical Center as part of Emergency Medical Services Week. Robert Reynolds from Lynn Haven was reunited with Avery Price - who just graduated kindergarten - and his family. Reynolds, who is the maintenan ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
An apple a day keeps the doctor away - Jerusalem Post
  Although less than two percent of national health expenditures go to education, promotion and prevention of disease, this doesn't reflect a lack of interest among the public. At a recent Women's Health Day organized for the 11th time at Jeru ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Boulder parks master plan calls for focus on maintenance - Daily Camera
  The master plan proposes using those additional funds to tackle some of the deferred maintenance, focus on programs that support community priorities of health and wellness and increase financial assistance to underserved populatio ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
SEEKING SERENITY IN A PATCH OF LAND - 10TV
  The budget, about $171,000 a year for construction and maintenance of the community gardens and adjoining meeting spaces here, is made possible by the California Mental Health Services Act of 2004, which put a 1 percent tax on personal income of $1 ...and more ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Medical Tourism: What You Should Know - Motley Fool
  A: Generally, medical tourism refers to going outside your own home state to receive medical care. For example, for years people in the U.S. have been traveling from their home state to the Mayo Clinic for treatment. Canadians often come to the U.S .. ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Sunday Dialogue: Treating Mental Illness - New York Times
  New York Times These conditions can also be treated with medication, either alone or in combination with talk therapy. Whereas the effects of ... Dr. Sandberg makes an excellent case for multi-modality therapy of mental illness - chemi ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
In Malawi, an NGO Saves Rural Dwellers from Waterborne Illnesses - Voice of America
  Voice of America Besides advice from health experts, villagers themselves have formed committees responsible for the sanitation and the maintenance of the boreholes. Emily Batumeyo, the secretary of the water point commi ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Anxiety and lung disease - Toronto NewsFIX
  Toronto NewsFIX People with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) often experience exacerbations of their condition, which can even result in hospital admission. We already know some of the factors that increase the risk of acute episodes of COPD - age, ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Insomnia May Triple Risk of Heart Failure - Huffington Post (blog)
  Poor sleep is associated with a range of heart problems, including high blood pressure and increased risk of heart attack. Now, new research shows a link between insomnia and heart failure. Nearly 6 million adults in the United States s ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Man produces baby health card as paternity proof - Bulawayo24
  Chipo Chaongoma dragged her ex- husband James Chitaka to Mutare civil court praying for maintenance for the upkeep of their four year old child. Chitaka told the court that he cannot afford $60 because he had two more children that he sired ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Social status affects risk of lung disease - Toronto NewsFIX
  Toronto NewsFIX Researchers at the University of Copenhagen studied nearly 14,000 women and over 12,000 men to determine which factors were important in the risk of lung disease - and of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in particular. The ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Blumner: Moms who need help, not prison time - Tampabay.com
  Recently, a group of more than 50 leading science and medical experts issued a plea to the media to stop "inaccurate and alarmist reporting" on the subject because it is harming the lives and health of women and their children. Pregn ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Alzheimer's disease hits close to home - Fremont Tribune
  "More than 5 million Americans are believed to have Alzheimer's disease, and by 2050, as the United States population ages, this number could increase to more than 15 million,? said Diana Campbell, manager of corporations and fundraiser ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
House panel rejects pay cap, most proposed Tricare hikes - TheNewsTribune.com
  The Joint Chiefs of Staff and secretary of defense had argued for the higher Tricare fees so that readiness accounts - training, maintenance, supplies and weapons procurement - could remain in balance amid the steepest drop i ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Anti-Cancer Drug Reverses Alzheimer's Disease In Mice - Medical News Today
  Nature.com An anti-cancer drug may reverse memory problems in an Alzheimer's Disease mouse model, according to new research carried out at the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health. The stud ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Polaris Awarded NCI Grant to Develop Oncology Survivor Transition System - PR.com (press release)
  Survivorship care plans assist patients as they make the transition from their oncologist to a primary care provider. Plans provide a summary of their oncology medical history, guidelines to help patients ....more | Save |   Email 25th May 2013 
 
Another Alzheimer's Drug Fails, Disease Still Confounds Researchers - Singularity Hub
  Singularity Hub Researchers are using supercomputing to model protein folding (beta amyloid is a misfolded protein) and even to model the entire human brain-a goal of the Human Brain Project is to gain a better und ....more | Save |   Email 24th May 2013 
 
Free Health Care? Crummy Gardening? Pool Closed? Ask the Mayor - Maui TV News (blog)
  Q: My question pertains to the maintenance of the roadway near the entrance to Lahaina. Who is responsible for maintaining the landscaping of the median of the highway and the 1 foot wide grass band between the sidewal ....more | Save |   Email 24th May 2013 
 
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