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Published: 10/30/2009 -- ©2009 healthvideo.com
Noisy Roads Could Increase Your Blood Pressure
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Saul Martinez should feel good. He just swam 1.2 miles in La Jolla Cove. But, unlike many others who make this swim, he did it without any legs.
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Pilates Babies
Taking pilates with your baby can be good for you, good for your baby, and can help strengthen the muscles you need to carry baby.
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Kids and Headaches
More than 20 million kids suffer from migraines or tension headaches. When they go back to school, the numbers go way up.
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Medical School Enrollment Is Still Going Up
Medical school enrollment is up for the 11th year in a row- a trend many public health experts think may help relieve a growing demand for doctors.
Medical school enrollment is up for the 11th year in a row- a trend many public health experts think may help relieve a growing demand for doctors.
Too Many Late Shifts Can Cause Breast Cancer in Nurses
A Danish nurses association calls on the government to limit night shifts which they suggest could linked to breast cancer among medical professionals.
A Danish nurses association calls on the government to limit night shifts which they suggest could linked to breast cancer among medical professionals.
Womean and Exercise: Why It Is Hard to Lose the Weight
Many women who exercise don't understand why they are not losing weight. New research shows hormones might be to blame.
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Research Shows Fitness Levels Drop Off After Age 45
A new study confirms it is all down hill once you're over the hill.
A new study confirms it is all down hill once you're over the hill.
