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Topics for Everyone Topics for Combat Stress
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Michele Rosenthal
Do you think sexual assualt should count as a ‘pre-existing condition’ when it comes to insurance? Did you know that the prefrontal cortex might be the key to preventing PTSD? Did you know the Atkins diet might be a great way to reduce the body’s experience of stress? Have you considered the positive effects of combat stress?All t ...
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Soul Food: The Healthy Way
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OurHealth
I will not eat bland food. I LOVE food. I really do. One of my biggest challenges has been finding healthy food that doesn't taste like cardboard. Luckily there are more and more options out there - low sugar, low calorie, high nutrition, high fiber, good oils - like Fiber One Bars, the chocolate ones! Yum. I eat them all of the time. Serious ...
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Better Balance In 5 Minutes
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loveisthecure
Balance is an often overlooked but never-the-less essential component of a healthy and happy lifestyle. I’ll admit that I have often fallen behind on homework and spent loads of time working on LITC and my marketing internship and this has been detrimental in the long run. I tend to be extreme (a typical borderline trait) and block schedule&n ...
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Thanksgiving and training are here…
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Steven L.
I am on vacation next week! And I’m so ready for it. Unfortunately my beautiful wife (being a school teacher) has to work for three of those days, but I’ll use that time to watch an action flick or two that she doesn’t care to see and get in some reading time. I’ll also be able to get back into the pool since the newest tatt ...
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ERR: Emergency Room Reflections
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Dr. Ed L.
Reflections on medicine, drawn from a few shifts in the emergency room.Where theory meets reality...1) If a specialist wants referrals of nice, insured patients, but answers my page with a drab, ‘what do you want now,’ kind of attitude, I can almost guarantee I’ll send the next patient to the doc who is interested and pleasant. ...
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EXCITEMENT VERSUS FEAR
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Dr. Martha Peaslee Levine
The Renfrew Conference was this past weekend. It was great to reconnect with other professionals and dive into discussions about how we can best help individuals with their recovery. Our Program’s Occupational Therapist, Amy Ethridge, and I presented a workshop on “ Working Towards Recovery and Balance: Introducing an Occupational The ...
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Growing Breasts from Fat Stem Cells: the Future of Breast Reconstruction
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Dr. C
A new form of breast reconstruction that allows women to re-grow breasts from their own fat cells after a mastectomy could be offered to British and Australian breast cancer patients for the first time in 2010. A human trial of the new technique is being planned by plastic surgeons at a London hospital. The trial will study whether fat cells can be ...
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Call me tea lady & more GIVEAWAY!
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Coco ..
How many teas do you drink in a day? 2-3? I had 4 in BIG jar form So, call me TEAladygirl. No rambling today because I have a lot to show Okay, just one thing, work went well yesterday Looks my oatmeal tin (Star bough me from Argentina). It has its own spoon attached. Isn’t it cute?Breakfast: peanut&flaxmeal oats. I’m running ...
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Relocating in Your Future? Five Tips You Need Now
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Amanda
The good news: in the middle of a really tough economy, you land a job offer. The bad news: you have to explain to your 14-year-old that it means moving out of state. Whether it’s for a new career opportunity or to move when a current employer relocates its business, people who may not otherwise have considered relocating are facing the pote ...
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