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Great American Smokeout: Two former smokers say they’re glad they finally kicked the habit (2008/11/22)
igried Johnson and William Budd have quit smoking for good.

Terry Rindfleisch: President-elect, there’s no such thing as an allergy-free dog (2008/11/22)
Cats and dogs aren’t my best friends. I have nothing against them; it’s just that I’m allergic to them. If I spend a night with a cat and dog in the house, my chest tightens and my asthma symptoms flourish.

5 things you didn’t know about ... colonoscopy and women (2008/11/22)
Colonoscopy is especially important for women, because they’re more likely to have polyps or lesions deeper in the colon. Only colonoscopy examines the entire length of the colon.

Brain slows at 40 and starts body’s decline (2008/11/22)
Think achy joints are the main reason we slow down as we get older? Blame the brain, too: The part in charge of motion may start a gradual downhill slide at age 40.

Da Vinci robotic system gives doctors a high-tech set of hands (2008/11/18)
Ken Santarius got a little help during his prostate surgery from a robot named da Vinci.

Terry Rindfleisch: Expert says high smoking rate among military needs attention (2008/11/18)
While some soldiers already smoke at the time they enlist, studies have found nonsmoking soldiers start lighting up when they are deployed to a war zone.

5 things you didn’t know about ... MRSA superbug (2008/11/18)
Carriers: At any one time, up to 30 percent of perfectly healthy people carry the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus, which lives in the human nose. In most cases, the bugs are harmless, but an antibiotic-resistant form of S. aureus is becoming more common. Methicillin-resistant S. aureus, or MRSA, can be difficult to treat.

Life coach: Lower your risk for diabetes (2008/11/18)
When I Googled to see what was going on for the month of November besides Thanksgiving, I found out November is a busy month.

Feel-good foods: What you eat really can affect your mood (2008/11/11)
Chocolate cake is a popular home remedy for depression, but it comes with some unwelcome side effects. Sweet treats don’t just pack on the pounds; they give us a sugar high that’s inevitably followed by a demoralizing crash.

Terry Rindfleisch: UW-L study finds benefit in going to boot camp (2008/11/11)
People all over the United States are going to boot camp.

5 things you didn’t know about ... walking corpse syndrome (2008/11/11)
Explanation: This rare psychotic depression, also known as Cotard’s syndrome, involves delusions of the existence of one’s body, along with suicidal tendencies.

Lifestyle changes can override genetic code (2008/11/11)
If your parents or grandparents had heart disease, you may believe your fate is sealed because of your genes.

Feel-good foods: What you eat really can affect your mood (2008/11/05)
Chocolate cake is a popular home remedy for depression, but it comes with some unwelcome side effects. Sweet treats don’t just pack on the pounds; they give us a sugar high that’s inevitably followed by a demoralizing crash.

Q&A: Dr. Tom Roberts knows diabetes personally (2008/11/04)
Dr. Tom Roberts decided in high school that he wanted to help other youngsters who, like himself, had diabetes.

Terry Rindfleisch: Eight ways we can be better for walking and biking (2008/11/04)
Bike trails connecting towns. Bike racks and bike lanes. Fewer one-way streets downtown. Better marked pedestrian crossings. Sidewalks on both sides of the road in new developments.

Combo pills: It’s convenience vs. cost (2008/11/04)
Popping so many pills that you sometimes forget to take a medication?

5 things you didn’t know about ... synesthesia (2008/11/04)
Definition: This is a condition in which the senses are cross-wired. It can take many forms. Sufferers might sense the taste of chicken as a pointed object or see colors in response to certain letters or numbers.

Terry Rindfleisch: Get moving — guidelines’ goals are within reach (2008/10/28)
Mark Fenton knows how easy it is to be physically active.

20 ways to cut 100 calories every day (2008/10/28)
Small changes in the types of foods you eat and the portion sizes you choose will quickly add up to 100 fewer calories.

It’s unclear how much pounding new hips, knees can take (2008/10/28)
One in 75 patients who gets a knee or hip replaced must get it replaced again within three years, new research finds, although the studies underscore a question: Just how much pounding can a new joint take if you want it to last?

Five things you didn't know about ... health educators (2008/10/28)
This week is National Health Education Week. Paula Silha and her fellow health educators at the La Crosse County Health Department and Gary Gilmore and Keely Rees, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse professors in health education, said the public often doesn’t understand the role of health educators. They want you to know these 5 things:

 

 



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