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Pneumococcal pneumonia increasing with H1N1 flu
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Kathleen
The CDC warns that the incidence of Pneumococcal pneumonia is on the increase countrywide from H1N1 flu. Pneumococcal pneumonia is a bacterial infection. Pneumococcal vaccine is available, but only twenty-five percent of adults younger than age 65 are vaccinated against Pneumococcal pneumonia. Most of pneumonia cases associated with H1N1 flu from ...
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The blessings of food allergies
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Christine R.
While it may seem easy and obvious to be grateful for the lessons of a food allergy and for being able to find locally grown, safe organic food -- I'm thankful, I'm grateful and I'm enjoying the blessings of a severe corn allergy this Thanksgiving. I may not be so thankful this evening after being around 21 regular people who wear makeup, perfume, ...
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Can this 5,000 Year Old Therapy Make You Well?
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Total Health Breakthroughs
A 5,000 Year Old Treatment for Headaches?I got a note from my friend Larry Berman last week. He wanted to let me know about a treatment that helped his wife control her migraine headaches. I thought her story might interest you. And even if you do not suffer from headaches, there is a good chance you could benefit.Larry told me that Sophia has b ...
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Looking back blues
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Sara G.
I was recently looking through some old photos - from high school, college, and even my first few years out of school - and I was shocked. Those outfits! And that hair! Who in the world was in charge of my "look" back then? Thank goodness those pictures aren't digital, otherwise I'd feel obligated to post a couple of them here. But my qu ...
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Genetic Risk: Your Genes “In Context”
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Lisa E. L.
Whenever there’s a flurry in the news about genetic testing, we get calls from people who just want to know: What can a genetic test tell you?There are different types of genetic tests. Genetic tests that screen for “risk” may not be commonly known, but for certain people at certain times, they can be very useful. Knowing whether ...
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Genetics on TV: “House” Does Hemochromatosis
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Lisa E. L.
I’ve got a guest blogger today: Alla Rogers, IT Manager at DNA Direct. Alla is a cracker-jack technologist and after-hours science geek (and often shy), so I’m excited that she volunteered this post.Alla says…Last night, exhausted after work, I was watching a pre-recorded episode of House half-asleep. Being an IT person (and an E ...
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Temecula Personal Trainer in the News - Teri McQuaid
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Mark 7
Below is a copy of an article written about Aquatic Fitness training programs and a Temecula Personal Trainer that conducts them. If you want to mix up your training and try something different - Try Water. You can find the article in the "Healthy Inland Empire", a magazine about beauty, fitness, food and wellness. Aquatic Fitness &ndas ...
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Aromasin & Zoloft
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Lesa
Been on both for several weeks now.Started back on the Zoloft as I was too moody off of it.I still have joint pain but most of it is centered around my ankles and feet. Walking makes it worse but I keep trying. I don't know anymore. Loose shoes are best. Tying the laces on my sneakers too tight can increase my foot pain.I also have slight nausea th ...
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