All Entries For health issues
Confession: I'm Still Learning to Put My Health First
Are you stubborn about going to the doctor? I was, too--until I got a wake-up call that made me rethink my priorities.
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Could Exercise be Bad For Your Health?
Recent headlines seem to suggest that everything we thought we knew about exercise could be wrong. Which side is right?
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You Asked: ''Is It Safe to Exercise with Asthma?''
Can you safely exercise with asthma? Here's what you need to know.
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Is Climate Change Causing Our Allergies?
Most experts agree that more studies are needed to determine the link between climate change and allergies, but there is enough initial research to warrant further investigation.
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Spotlight on High Blood Pressure: The 'Silent Killer'
Protect yourself against high blood pressure and stroke with these tips from Dr. Birdie.
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Does Red Meat Really Cause Cancer?
Find out Dietitian Becky's take on the latest study linking red meat and cancer.
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Think FAST When It Comes to Stroke Awareness
Strokes are the 4th leading cause of death in the United States, therefore knowing the signs and symptoms of this ailment early on can be the difference between life and death.
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Would You Consider Weight Loss Surgery to Lose Just 20 Pounds?
There is a new surgical procedure available for those looking to lose weight, but without knowing the long-term benefits, is this something you would consider?
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Having Trouble Sleeping? Don’t Blame Your Age
New research shows that age may not be to blame if your quality of shut-eye isn’t what it used to be. It could be time to discuss the problem with your doctor.
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The Scoop on Lower-Carb 'Milk Drinks'
Dairy beverages and snacks provide additional alternative to familiar non-dairy options while also providing some of the dairy benefits. Are they right for you?
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Long Hours on the Job Could Affect Your Happiness
I’ve had long talks with a few friends because their job situations make them sad. The results of a new study say that working long hours is tied to higher rates of depression.
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Food Showdown: Cottage Cheese vs. Black Bean Soup
Can you guess which snack is the low-sodium winner?
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Don't Tax My Sugar
Dietitian Becky shares her thoughts on the possibility of a "sugar tax".
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Everything You Need to Know about Preventing Cold & Flu
Cold and flu season is here - do you now the difference in the symptoms? We've rounded up a variety of resources to help you learn all about colds, the flu, and your immune system.
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