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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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Schools Foster Healthy Environments through USDA's Healthier US Schools Challenge

National program provides cash rewards and needed training to schools promoting nutrition and physical activity

The Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation (HWCF) and Discovery Education today announced the three winners of their HealthierUS Schools Challenge Sweepstakes. Oak Grove Lower School of Hattiesburg, Miss., won grand prize and will receive $10,000 to advance their school's physical education and food...

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Tips To Keep Kids Safe While Around Lawn Mowers

The lawn mower is one of the most dangerous household tools. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, each year 68,000 people are treated in the emergency department for lawn mower related injuries, and 9,000 of them are children under the age of 18. Most childhood injuries due to lawn mowers are related to...

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petMD.com Lists the Top 5 Dog and Top 5 Cat Breeds for Families with Children

April 26 is National Kids and Pets Day, a day to celebrate the special bond children have with animals. Choosing to welcome a pet into a home with children can be an overwhelming commitment, but knowing the characteristics that are common to certain cat and dog breeds can aid in the decision making process and help...

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Kashi Increases Commitment To Organic And Non-GMO Project Verification

For more than 25 years, Kashi has cared about making foods with the health of people and planet in mind. From avoiding the use of high fructose corn syrup since the day the company was formed, to today purchasing more than 35 million pounds of organic ingredients annually and being a partner of the Non-GMO Project,...

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Breastfeeding and Medela: Nursing for Earth

Medela Encourages Breastfeeding in Support of Earth Week

During Earth Week and throughout the year, Medela Inc, promotes breastfeeding as the most natural and ecological way to support the environment in addition to the benefits it provides to mother and baby health. Medela would like to acknowledge breastfeeding moms for doing their share in support of protecting the...

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Latest advances in treatment for traumatic brain injury and stroke presented at symposium

Some of the country's leading practitioners will discuss the cutting-edge treatments and imaging techniques being developed to treat traumatic brain injury and stroke at a symposium on May 4th in Austin. "Collaborating for Cures: Emerging Translational Research in the Stroke and TBI Care Continuum" will...

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