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Recent PostsStress sufferers take terrorism risk to heartAugust 11th 2009 05:09
People who suffered severe stress after the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001 suffered up to three times the normal rate of heart attacks two years later -- just from watching the events on television. More here>>
 OBESITY: Healthcare Reform Starts at HomeJuly 29th 2009 20:32
Healthy habits start at home. But unfortunately many families struggle to find a balance that allows them to maintain a healthy lifestyle... Changes in behaviors such as diet and activity are key elements in overcoming obesity and its associated conditions. Together, APA and the YMCA will offer strategies and tools for addressing unhealthy lifestyles and behaviors that contribute to chronic conditions and help parents increase family motivation toward healthier choices. The first step is to realize that behavior change is a process that needs to be taken one step at a time. More here>>
OBESITY: Healthcare Reform Starts at HomeJuly 29th 2009 20:31
Healthy habits start at home. But unfortunately many families struggle to find a balance that allows them to maintain a healthy lifestyle... Changes in behaviors such as diet and activity are key elements in overcoming obesity and its associated conditions. Together, APA and the YMCA will offer strategies and tools for addressing unhealthy lifestyles and behaviors that contribute to chronic conditions and help parents increase family motivation toward healthier choices. The first step is to realize that behavior change is a process that needs to be taken one step at a time. More here>>
OBESITY: Healthcare Reform Starts at HomeJuly 29th 2009 20:30
Healthy habits start at home. But unfortunately many families struggle to find a balance that allows them to maintain a healthy lifestyle... Changes in behaviors such as diet and activity are key elements in overcoming obesity and its associated conditions. Together, APA and the YMCA will offer strategies and tools for addressing unhealthy lifestyles and behaviors that contribute to chronic conditions and help parents increase family motivation toward healthier choices. The first step is to realize that behavior change is a process that needs to be taken one step at a time
OBESITY: Healthcare Reform Starts at HomeJuly 29th 2009 20:29
Healthy habits start at home. But unfortunately many families struggle to find a balance that allows them to maintain a healthy lifestyle... Changes in behaviors such as diet and activity are key elements in overcoming obesity and its associated conditions. Together, APA and the YMCA will offer strategies and tools for addressing unhealthy lifestyles and behaviors that contribute to chronic conditions and help parents increase family motivation toward healthier choices. The first step is to realize that behavior change is a process that needs to be taken one step at a time
The invisible wounds of warJuly 29th 2009 16:10
It takes an average of 14 years for former soldiers to seek treatment for PTSD. Those on active service frequently deny they have any problems, because of the perceived stigma and the impact on their careers. The symptoms worsen, but they would rather leave the military than admit something is wrong, forgoing any chance of getting help tailored to their experiences
The invisible wounds of warJuly 29th 2009 16:09
It takes an average of 14 years for former soldiers to seek treatment for PTSD. Those on active service frequently deny they have any problems, because of the perceived stigma and the impact on their careers. The symptoms worsen, but they would rather leave the military than admit something is wrong, forgoing any chance of getting help tailored to their experiences
TOTS CAN TALK DOGJuly 27th 2009 18:24
Babies can understand the meaning of dog's barks, researchers said. Tots of just six months can tell a nasty snarl from a playful yap. And they also know the difference between upbeat and gloomy music
TOTS CAN TALK DOGJuly 27th 2009 18:23
Babies can understand the meaning of dog's barks, researchers said. Tots of just six months can tell a nasty snarl from a playful yap. And they also know the difference between upbeat and gloomy music
Behavior is a key to understanding financial crisisJuly 27th 2009 18:08
The Queen of Britain recently received from some of Britain's leading economists in a three-page letter explaining why virtually no one saw the global financial crisis coming
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