Look at little things to help boost health Telegraph
The small things in health can add up to big things - big bad things, like the incremental damage of coronary artery disease, or big good things that can save a life or at least improve the odds for recovery.
Your Unfinished Basement or Mine? Washington City Paper
My relationship went sour. I needed many women. I lived in the right place. Last summer, I found myself coming off a crippling breakup. Somehow, things had gone horribly wrong between me and the love of my life.
Alternative Medicine: Got non-dairy milk? Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Many prefer alternatives to cow's milk, because of increased awareness of dairy allergies, ethical concerns regarding dairy farming or greater interest in healthy foods.
New Pornographers' Next LP Due in May Pitchfork
Chris Leslie-Hynan and Brandon Dameshek report: According to sources at Mint Records, The New Pornographers are ready to release their sophomore album on May 6th.
Rodman & Renshaw Healthcare Conference 2006 Presenter Profiles Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
NEW YORK----Rodman & Renshaw Healthcare Conference 2006 takes place 6-8 November at the New York Palace Hotel in New York. For in-depth information about the conference, visit http://www.rodmanandrenshaw.com/us06conference .
events, etc. The Olympian
Evergreen Country Dancers of Olympia, 7:30-8:30 p.m. Mondays, 3929 Pacific Ave. S.E., Lacey. $5 per person. 360-352-8933. events, etc.
Three New Lung Tumor Subtypes Identified In DNA Profiling Study Science Daily
A new study has identified three subtypes of non-small-cell lung cancer tumors, a finding that may provide valuable clinical information about patient survival in early- or late-stage disease, how likely the cancer is to spread and whether the tumor will prove resistant to chemotherapy.
Using nature to get better Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
As a child, when she first began thinking of her future, Elizabeth Cantrell pictured herself wearing a white lab coat with the initials M.D. on her name tag.
Front Page News Sun Advocate
Makayla Kossman sits in fall leaves to show off her witch’s costume. Tonight, youngsters will invade Carbon County neighborhoods and motorists traveling in the area are cautioned to remain alert for local trick or treaters.
Alternative Medicine: The power of antioxidants Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Antioxidants help our bodies repair and prevent damage caused by everyday living. Specifically, they sequester free radicals that otherwise would do damage that could result in potential cancers, cardiovascular disease, eye damage, age-related degeneration and a weakened immune system.