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Jul 10, 2007
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by sorensen
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Walking down the street one day, you notice that the telephone pole in front of you is looking rather odd. Instead of standing upright as it ought to, it looks, well... wavy. You glance around at the side of the building next to you, and it, too, is not its usual straight self.
Don't worry, you're not going nuts! But you may be one of 13 million Americans who have a common, age-related eye disease called macular degeneration.
Macular degener ...
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Jul 10, 2007
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by Margaret Paul, Ph.D.
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"I am always craving to be part of a healthy family," said Cathy. "The need feels insatiable. I know that I need to grieve the fact that I didn't have that, and I do. But I can't seem to grieve enough to heal this. How do I heal it? Can I heal it?" Many of us did not come from a healthy family. We did not receive the warmth, safety, stability, support, and affection that we needed. We did not feel loved. Many people try to hea ...
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Jul 03, 2007
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by Ng Peng Hock
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Heart attack seems to be a term that scares many of us because heart attack can actually pose a threat to our life; some victims of heart attack could die almost instantly. Nevertheless, many heart attack patients do survive if appropriate medications, surgical procedures or surgery are carried out in time.
Heart attack, also known as myocardial infraction (MI), occurs when a coronary artery (one of the blood vessels that supplies oxygen-rich bl ...
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Jul 03, 2007
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by Margaret Paul, Ph.D.
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One of the big challenges of parenting is knowing when to set limits on a child's behavior and what limits to set. This challenge becomes much easier when you look at limit setting in terms of your intent. Children, like the rest of us, do not like to be controlled. You probably can manage to find ways to control younger children, but what are the consequences? One likely consequence is that, while your child may comply in one area, he or she w ...
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Jun 26, 2007
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by drtomt
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By Thomas L. Taliaferro, D.C.
America has the distinction of consuming more than half the drugs in the world. We also produce more than half the world’s drugs.We supposedly have the best health care system in the world, or do we?According to the World Health Organization, America ranks 37th in the world for health care and no higher than 70th in the world for overall health. So if what we are doing worked so well, why are we ...
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Jun 23, 2007
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by lkrieger
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A full bosom is generally considered desirable for women, but there can be too much of a good thing. Some women have breasts that are uncomfortably and excessively large for their bodies, and they seek relief with breast reduction surgery.
The condition of excessively large breasts is known as breast hypertrophy. The condition typically occurs during puberty, but can also happen as a result of pregnancy and then persist as a permanent feature of ...
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Jun 20, 2007
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by sorensen
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Glaucoma is the second most common cause of vision loss in the United States, affecting approximately 3 million Americans. Not one disease, but actually a group of them, glaucoma results when abnormally high pressure inside the eyeball damages the optic nerve.
The optic nerve is like a big electric cable made up of thousands of individual wires carrying the images you see from the retina to your brain. When the optic nerve deteriorates, blind sp ...
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Jun 20, 2007
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by sorensen
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The new Seattle Public Library, designed by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaus, became an international hit the minute it opened its doors in 2004. People lined up around the block to see the "Books Spiral," the honeycombed glass windows, and the colorful new reading room...and of course, they also came to check out reading material. While most people could read the huge Dewey decimal numbers on the floor of the Books Spiral, many of them, wh ...
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Jun 17, 2007
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by Lloyd M. Krieger, MD
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You may not realize how many diverse physical issues a plastic surgeon can address. The medical specialty of plastic surgery encompasses major portions of the body, including the face, neck, chest, and torso. A plastic surgeon can correct or repair physical problems caused by birth defects or injury, and a plastic surgeon works with people to perform cosmetic procedures that benefit their appearances and personal happiness.To get an idea of what ...
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Jun 17, 2007
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by Margaret Paul, Ph.D.
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You do not have to wait to die to experience heaven or hell. The opportunities to have both experiences are always available right here, right now! Quite simply, you are in heaven when you completely open and are in total surrender to Spirit, feeling your oneness with the love, peace and joy that is our Source. You are in hell when you choose to stay stuck in your ego/wounded mind, disconnected from your Source, feeling alone on the planet. Our ...
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