News & Features Archive
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October 06 2010
When Time Is Critical, ICEDOTs Can Save Lives
A tiny button known as an ICEDOT can provide instant access to medical details when time is of the essence. Read More
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September 22 2010
“Lazarus Tot” Gore Otteson Revived with Therapeutic Cooling
Toddler Gore Otteson wasn't breathing when he was found face-down in an irrigation ditch, but an experimental cooling technique brought him back to life. Read More
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September 16 2010
“Sleep Switch” Discovery Could Lead to Insomnia Cure
A new analysis of how we fall asleep could lead to new innovations to treat people with sleep disorders. Read More
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September 06 2010
MEDCottage’s Granny Pods Help Families Keep Elderly Just Close Enough
MEDCottage's mobile housing units for the elderly offer an in-between solution for families. Read More
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September 02 2010
Five Surprising Ways to Live Longer
Increase your longevity with these surprising tips. Read More
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September 01 2010
Good News, High School Athletes: Muscles Can Remember Their Former Strength
Were you a jock in high school? A new study says your body can easily recover its former strength. Read More
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August 30 2010
Eating Pecans Can Protect Your Brain from ALS
A recent study found that a diet rich in pecans can protect against amyotropic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease. Read More
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August 27 2010
Six Tips for Staying Positive When You’re Unemployed
Being out of work can lead to depression and negative feelings. Here are some tips for keeping an upbeat mood. Read More
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August 18 2010
“Apps for Healthy Kids” Fights Childhood Obesity with Online Games
The new government-sponsored contest Apps for Healthy Kids has sparked the creation of innovative health-focused games. Here are some of our favorites. Read More
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July 21 2010
Grow Your Own Food: 10 Easy Vegetables and Herbs for Your Garden
Growing your own produce can be easy and cost-effective. Here are some crops to plant in your backyard garden. Read More
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July 12 2010
Why Water Helps Weight Loss (and Prevents Fainting, Too!)
New studies have found that drinking water can promote weight loss, and may prevent you from fainting after giving blood. Read More
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July 06 2010
How to Keep Cool without Air Conditioning in a Heat Wave
Check out nine great tips on staying cool in hot summer weather. Read More
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July 05 2010
Terminally Ill 5-Year-Old Leo Haines Wows Art World
Leo Haines, a five-year-old boy with cerebral palsy and terminal pulmonary vein stenosis, has just shown his first art exhibit, with all proceeds going to his local hospital. Read More
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July 04 2010
Donnie Fritts Loses Face to Cancer, Finds Hope
7 years after much of his face was surgically removed, Donnie Fritts shares the story of what gives him hope. Read More
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June 27 2010
Oscar the Cat Walks with Bionic Feet
An English cat named Oscar can walk again after a surgery to give him bionic metal pegs, which show huge promise for human amputees. Read More
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