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When we hear about osteoporosis, we often think of it as a women’s disease. And why not…women out number men in this disease, and on average there are 8 million women compared to 2 million men diagnosed with osteoporosis in the U.S.
Osteoporosis can be a devastating and crippling disease for both men and women [...]

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I enjoy reading these type of studies because it supports my daily habit of drinking a rich cup of coffee (without the guilt). The studies about coffee through the years have had mixed results. We know it is rich in antioxidants, yet it is not for everyone due to its side effects of anxiety, irritability [...]

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You may continue to miss those juicy summer tomatoes alittle while longer.
Seventeen states have been linked with tomatoes contaminated with a bacteria known as Salmonella. This is a terrible type of food poisoning that can cause diarrhea, nausea, abdominal pain and vomiting. It is especially concerning for children and the elderly.
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Fathers are so special in our lives, and today is a day to celebrate their contributions to our families and communities.
Happy Father’s Day!

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If you are a new mother, it may be worth talking to your pediatrician about Vitamin D supplements for your infant. Research is finding a reduction of almost 30% in Type I diabetes for those that start Vitamin D supplements up to age two.
Reuters – A new analysis of current
research provides “the strongest evidence [...]

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The question on whether to immunize has been under debate for many years in our country. There seems to be two opposing sides both of which are backed up by scientific research. Parents can omit these vaccines by having doctors issue waivers to children whose immune systems may not tolerate them, or due to [...]

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