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New Highlandtown Healthy Living Center serves disadvantaged
New Highlandtown Healthy Living Center serves disadvantaged The lobby of the new Highlandtown Healthy Living Center is busy these days, with many seats filled. But once national health care reform is fully under way, the waiting area at this community health center — and others like it around the nation — is likely to be standing room only.
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Healthy eating not only ensures good-health, but successful careers too
Washington, Sep 6 : Eating healthy and living well is a bigger issue than your waistline— poor dietary habits can also take a toll on your careers, claims a new study.
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Healthy Living: Experts link diabetes drug to heart risks
Despite sufficient data linking a popular diabetes medication to an increased risk of heart attack and stroke, a Food and Drug Administration advisory panel said the drug Avandia should not be pulled off the market. Instead, new federal restrictions and stronger warnings are likely, in a move that has some who take this medication to control their blood sugar levels worried.
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Healthy Families Polk financial freedom program
Tired of living paycheck to paycheck? Change your financial destiny. Sign up to participate in Healthy Families Polk’s free “Financial Peace Plus Program.”
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Healthy Living: Breakthrough offers new hope for Muscular Dystrophy
It is a condition that affects one in 20,000 people and a genetic disorder that slowly attacks muscles leaving those who have it permanently disabled. But after a recent breakthrough discovery by researchers at the University of Rochester, those living with a common form of muscular dystrophy have new hope. Casey Bortnick has more.
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'Safety net' health centers gear up for influx of patients
New Highlandtown Healthy Living Center serves disadvantaged The Highlandtown Healthy Living Center is one of about 1,200 community health centers that are expecting to see their patient numbers double in the next 10 years because of health care reform
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Living well with chronic disease is attainable
With self-management, most people with chronic conditions such as asthma or fibromyalgia can live independent, fulfilling lives. A little training is all that's needed.
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Guide to healthy eating on campus
By Kevin Doby Western Herald Cafeteria food is something that almost any person living in the residence halls at Western Michigan University deals with on a daily basis. Seeing as this is the main way for most freshmen and plenty of upperclassmen to get food, it is important that students are aware of the benefits and risks of residence hall food.
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