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Childhood cancer's fierce warrior
One Mother's Fight to Stop Cancer from Stealing Her Child - Or Yours
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Children with cancer: How do you know when to let go?
Heart Wide Open: A Mother's Story of Loving Her Son While Battling His Childhood Cancer
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September 30, 2012
Parenting children with cancer: Meet Super Ty and his Super Mom
Childhood Cancer: A Mother's Story of Holding on and Letting Go
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ARTHRITISHEALTH
Nightshade foods all contain alkaloid compounds that are naturally produced by the plants to protect them against insects. Some people may be sensitive to these compounds and experience problems with nerve, muscle and joint function or digestion.  Cooking lowers the alkaloid content of these foods by 40-50%, but that may not be enough to allow highly sensitive people to enjoy them. Anyone who suspects they may be sensitive to nightshade foods can safely eliminate them for 2-3 weeks to see if it improves their condition.
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April 23, 2012
Lower back pain cures
Lower back pain can bring your life to a standstill, but don't let it. Some simple stretches are a safe, effective cure.
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February 22, 2012
Scientists have discovered why massage heals.
We know we feel better after a massage. Now, scientists have discovered why. Why massage is therapy, not treat.
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Franklin performing hours after the funeral
Aretha Franklin said she didn't show up at the funeral of her goddaughter, Whitney Houston, because she was suffering from leg spasms. What causes this condition?
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ARTHRITISHEALTH
January 24, 2012
Doctors can't explain why this study found that women suffer more
A study says women feel more pain than men. Do you agree?
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Women's heart attacks symptoms can be different than men's
Know the signs of a heart attack in women so you can prepared if the worst happens
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CANCERHEALTH
January 13, 2012
The vaccine reduces the severity and pain of shingles even if you get it
A vaccine can reduce your risk of shingles. Why do so few people get it?
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