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The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan (January 05, 2009) - The Downturn Diet
I have the same belief about uninsured people. They can't afford to be ill so they live healthier.
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Editorial - I’ll Have to Call My Lawyer - NYTimes.com
Last month, the California Supreme Court gave its state law a disturbingly narrow interpretation that could discourage future good Samaritans from providing help out of fear of being sued.
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Healthy Foods for Under $1 - Well Blog - NYTimes.com
20 healthy foods for under $1: oats, eggs, kale, potatoes, apples, nuts, bananas, garbanzo beans, broccoli, watermelon, wild rice, beets, butternut squash, whole grain pasta, sardines, spinach, tofu, milk, pumpkin seeds, coffee
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Blood Sugar Control Linked to Memory Decline, Study Says - NYTimes.com
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The ability to regulate glucose starts deteriorating by the third or fourth decade of life, he added.
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Since glucose regulation is improved with physical activity, Dr. Small said, “We have a behavioral recommendation — physical exercise.”
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Obama Administration May Tie Improved Nutrition to Food Assistance Programs
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Tom Vilsack, President-elect Barack Obama's choice for agriculture secretary, said he would put "nutrition at the center of all food assistance programs,"
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To the anti-hunger lobby, however, mandating what kind of food needy people should eat is impractical and smacks of paternalism.
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How Depression Harms Your Heart - TIME
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Published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, the findings suggest that depression contributes to heart disease indirectly — by fostering unhealthy behaviors like smoking — rather than directly.
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The relationship also feeds back on itself; previous studies show that exercise not only improves cardiovascular health, but also elevates mood and can ease depression.
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A Mysterious Link Between Sleeplessness and Heart Disease - NYTimes.com
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Senior author Diane S. Lauderdale cautioned that the new report does not prove a cause-and-effect relationship between a lack of sleep and heart disease.
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researchers concluded that one hour more of sleep per night was associated with a 33 percent decrease in the odds of calcification, comparable to the heart benefit gained by lowering one’s systolic blood pressure by 17 millimeters of mercury.
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Timing Baby’s Arrival to Lower Asthma Risk - Well Blog - NYTimes.com
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Genetics probably plays a role in risk for asthma
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children born in the fall have a 30 percent higher risk for asthma than those born in other seasons
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