Friday, May 16, 2008

Sarah Baldauf

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Teen Depression Worsened by Marijuana, Government Says

A White House report sounds a warning, but cause and effect isn't clear. more >>

Jim Nantz on Sports, His Father, and Alzheimer's

His new book, "Always by My Side", is arriving this week. more >>

Teens Pose the Questions on Peer Pressure, Drugs

Friends often aren't right about the facts; experts hosted an anonymous online chat. more >>

Obesity's Link to Life Expectancy

Excess body fat is tied to a host of deadly ills, including cancer, heart disease, and diabetes. more >>

8 Questions Adolescents Are Asking About Stimulants

Addiction researchers answer teens' questions about ADHD medications. more >>

A Moving Documentary About Families and Cancer

The PBS special "The Truth About Cancer" really made me think. more >>

To Stay at Home, Seniors Will Embrace Technology

When independent living is in the balance, older folks will adopt new gadgets and high-tech solutions. more >>

Longevity 101: Try the 'Power 9'

Nine ways you can extend your years of wellness. more >>

From 4 Long-lived Cultures, 9 Tips for Longevity

A conversation with the author of The Blue Zone reveals why some cultures excel at longevity. more >>

Protecting My Mind From the Fate of My Grandmother's

While cognitive impairment strikes 1 in 3 people over age 70, we're not helpless. more >>

Top Prospects in Colon Screening

An ingestible camera or a simple blood test could come next. more >>

How to Protect Your Kids From Substance Abuse

Start talking well before the teen years and help them find a passion. more >>

Diabulimia—a Young Diabetics' Eating Disorder

At the intersection of type 1 diabetes and bulimia, mental illness threatens those who skip their meds. more >>

4 Critical Oral Health Habits

4 Steps to Fresher Breath

Bad breath is not only embarrassing; it can indicate a more pervasive problem. more >>

Your Way to a Healthy Smile

Good oral hygiene may help the whole body, experts believe more >>

Oral Sex a Factor in Oral Cancer Increase

Virus-related malignancies are on the rise. Here are four protective measures. more >>

Mars and Venus and Stress

John Gray's latest book about how men and women handle stress is out today. more >>

Cloned Meat Is Safe—But Let's Not Sell It

The FDA isn't worried about an effect on health but wants change to come slowly. more >>

Cloned Meat and Milk Await an Official 'OK'

The Food and Drug Administration is poised to permit sales of products derived from cloned livestock. more >>

Anxiety's Steep Toll on Your Heart

Chronic quiet anxiety may be as good a predictor of a coronary catastrophe as angry, hostile behavior. more >>

Courage! You Can Do It

Six ways to help yourself reach a healthy weight. more >>

Too Fat? No More Excuses

Research is revealing how very damaging extra baggage is. more >>

Five Urgent Reasons to Lose That Weight in '08

The latest research on body fat shows that it doesn't just sit there innocently. more >>

A Little Dirt Won't Hurt

50 Ways to Improve Your Life in 2008: Stop avoiding bacteria more >>

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