Wishing You the Best of Health
Your body has been designed by God with an amazing ability to maintain itself in excellent health. Unfortunately, we do not live in a perfect world, and this imperfection affects our ability to enjoy perfect health. We need to exercise, eat proper diets, and sometimes get medical help in order to keep our bodies as fit as possible.
Long before I earned my Ph.D. in genetics at Purdue University, I became interested in the both the ability of the human body to live a long, healthy life and the diseases that often prevent that happy outcome.
Below you'll find a selection of articles from the world of good health. To the right you'll find listed the websites I've created for a variety of health topics.
Lane P. Lester, Ph.D.
SAVOUR THE FLAVOURS
Sunday Herald - Bluntly put, eating something savoury supplies the alibi to get stuck into the cakes thereafter, without looking as if you have a diet disorder.
Source: www.sundayherald.com
Women Look to New CD for Weight-Loss Inspiration
ABC News - Diet experts remain split on whether the songs would actually be helpful to women who hope to lose weight. And Heidi Roizen, the innovator of “Skinny Songs,” says that the CD is non-scientific and is not based on any diet or psychological research
Source: www.abcnews.go.com
What Should U.S. Children Expect Under Their Pillows?
Forbes - Teach them to eat a balanced diet and limit in-between meal snacks of foods containing high levels of sugar, especially sticky foods such as raisins, fruit snacks or candy.
Source: www.forbes.com
Natural Harmony Foods, Inc. to Present at Friedland Investment Events
MSN MoneyCentral - Natural Harmony Foods, Inc. is an innovative food company dedicated to producing healthy, flavorful, convenient foods that fit the lifestyles of individuals looking to make better, health conscious diet choices without sacrificing taste.
Source: news.moneycentral.msn.com
February 23rd, 2008
Animals, owner reunited
Montgomery Advertiser - Covered in soot, Killough took Wilson to Cobbs Ford Pet Health Center. She is hoping that her dog, Gracie, whose left shoulder and chest were injured, will rejoin her today.
Source: www.montgomeryadvertiser.com
Wyden pitches health-care system overhaul
Medford Mail Tribune - Ron Wyden came to Medford Wednesday to build support for a bill he’s crafted that would provide health care for all Americans and fundamentally restructure many aspects of the health care system. Oregon’s Democratic senator told a crowd of about 100
Source: www.mailtribune.com
Overweight May Skew PSA Prostate Cancer Test
Medical News Today - These findings should also get men thinking not just about their weight and eating habits for their heart health, but prostate (and other forms of) cancer as well.
Source: www.medicalnewstoday.com
1. Introduction to Healthy Aging
Health and Age.com - We believe that aging - so long considered as something unpleasantly inevitable to be ignored for as long as possible - is in fact a life-long process that already starts at birth. This ongoing process should be examined from this new angle, and the
Source: www.healthandage.com
India’s Youth Pick Up A Dangerous Addiction
Washington Post - They also face a high risk for smoking-related deaths, according to health officials. Recent findings from the first nationally representative study of smoking in India found that this country is in the grips of a smoking epidemic likely to cause
Source: www.washingtonpost.com
February 21st, 2008
Little Lakshmi Takes First Steps
ABC News - Lakshmi Tatma, 2, stands freely on her own just 5 and a half weeks after successful surgery to separate her from her Top Health stories
Source: www.abcnews.go.com
No Sweets for New York City Jail Inmates
San Francisco Gate - Spending time behind bars in New York City might turn out to be good for your health. The overhauled menu at the city’s jails includes no sweets, no butter and only skim milk. The Department of Corrections wants healthy alternatives to traditional
Source: www.sfgate.com
UNT Health Science Center and The Center for Cancer and Blood
Forbes - Collaboration combines cutting-edge research with renowned clinics to care for North Texas cancer patients close to home FORT WORTH, Texas, Feb. 18 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The University of North Texas Health Science Center [http://hsc.unt.edu
Source: www.forbes.com
February 18th, 2008
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