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Arthritis Action Month Calls Attention To Nation's Leading Cause Of Disability And Early Actions To Limit The Impact

The Arthritis Foundation commences national Arthritis Action Month today by challenging Americans to begin taking steps to reduce the burden of arthritis, the nation's leading cause of disability. Throughout the month, the Foundation aims to dispel common myths, highlight warning signs, and educate people on early...

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National Stroke Association's New Faces of Stroke(SM) Ambassadors Aim to Change Misconceptions about Stroke

Four Ambassadors Debuting this May during National Stroke Awareness Month

National Stroke Association's Faces of Stroke public awareness campaign aims to change the public perceptions of stroke through education and personal stories of those impacted by the fourth leading cause of death. This May, during National Stroke Awareness Month, four campaign ambassadors will begin educating the...

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New Study Shows Berries May Help Prevent Cognitive Decline In Older Women

Eating more sweet berries can keep our brains healthier, according to a new study published in the Annals of Neurology, a journal of the American Neurological Association and Child Neurology Society. This news comes at a time when US Census data shows the elderly population increasing faster than the total US...

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Teens Say Parents Most Influence Their Decisions about Sex

Teens say parents most influence their decisions about sex and 87 percent say it would be much easier for them to postpone sex and avoid teen pregnancy if they were able to have more open, honest conversations about these topics with their parents, according to a new survey from The National Campaign to...

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Women’s Health Month, May 2012: Raising Awareness of Alarming Rise of Oral Cancer in Women

ENT and Allergy Associates launches patient awareness initiative

ENT and Allergy Associates, LLP (ENTA), the largest ear, nose, throat, allergy and audiology practice in the tri-state area, announces its initiative to provide education related to the rising prevalence of oral cancer in young, non-smoking women. During Women’s Health Month this May, physicians will...

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Nature's Path Plants it Forward With Gardens for Good Grant Program

North Americans Invited to Apply and Vote for One of Three $15,000 Grants

Access to fresh, organic, chemical-free food is a right that has come to the forefront thanks in part to people like the First Lady, with her focus on the White House organic garden and her quest to eliminate food deserts—areas where healthy affordable food is difficult to obtain. Nature's Path Organic Foods...

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Stop The High And Low Blood Sugar Roller Coaster

“You could live a normal life.” Those were the words that 15-year-old Steve Edelman kept hearing from the nurses when he was hospitalized following his type 1 diabetes diagnosis in 1970. He wondered why they kept repeating this to him. As a patient and a physician who treats people with diabetes, Dr....

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BHI Raises Awareness of Link Between Hearing Loss and Certain Chronic Diseases During National Women's Health Week

The Better Hearing Institute (BHI) is raising awareness of the link between hearing loss and certain chronic diseases during National Women's Health Week. BHI also is urging women to take the online hearing check, Across America Hearing Check Challenge (hearingcheck.org), which lets people quickly and...

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Stroke Does Not Discriminate – Prevention Through Technology and Risk Modification Crucial to Stopping Stroke from Striking

Stroke does not discriminate; it can strike anyone, anytime, anywhere – all races – infants and older adults – you and me – celebrities. With 795,000 stroke cases a year in the US, chances are you know somebody that has suffered a stroke – a loved one, friend, neighbor, colleague, or your...

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Taking Care of Oral Health May Improve Overall Health

During American Stroke Month in May, United Concordia Dental, one of the nation's largest dental insurers, reminds adults that taking care of their oral health may help improve their overall health. "The connection between oral health and other medical issues is well known," said James Bramson, DDS,...

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