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Kelso grad finds niche at Playboy
White, pastor at First Baptist for 13 years, said the church has outgrown its old location on Kessler Boulevard.
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Siblings Of Autistic Kids Also At Risk
The findings bolster the evidence for a strong genetic component to autism and show that siblings of children with the disorder are at high risk for some of the same social functioning deficits as their brothers or sisters.
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UW study tests topical honey as a treatment for diabetic ulcers
Not to mention the cost benefit, and the issue of bacterial resistance. The possibilities are tremendous.
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Legendary pianist to lead orchestra
Saturday's Mozart Concerto is sandwiched between two Beethoven favorites, the "Coriolan" Overture, Op.
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Sunday Interview: Tony Cruz - Unsettled business
There's no point in flying over and doing 20 kilometers of the first stage and pull out. Right now, the next race I'll probably do is Catalunya.
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Keeping Kids With Diabetes Safe At School: Non-Medical Staff Can
A separate study in the same issue finds a new therapeutic approach to weight loss helps women with diabetes shed extra pounds and keep them off, when added to other lifestyle interventions.
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Exercise May Help Ward Off Parkinson s Disease
The people who seemed to have a lower risk of disease were engaging in moderate to vigorous activity for two to three hours a week, said study leader Evan Thacker, a research assistant at the Harvard School of Public Health.
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Physical Therapists Have Top Occupation
It's gratifying to see the profession receive the recognition it deserves, and it is hoped we will continue to recruit the brightest and the best into the profession.
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Shire Pharmaceuticals Extends Kidney-friendly Cooking Program
LC Shire's strategic goal is to become the leading specialty pharmaceutical company that focuses on meeting the needs of the specialist physician. Shire focuses its business on attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), human genetic therapies (HGT), gastrointestinal (GI) and renal diseases.
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Do You Really Know the Truth About Acne Dysmorphia?
A way to tell if someone you know is suffering from the disorder is if they have not actually got acne, yet they are convinced that they have. As mentioned earlier, some sufferers only have to have mild acne, if any at all, for them to think that their skin is horrible and full of spots. Their obsession is with a clear complexion, and they will constantly pick at it until it bleeds, and it may even become infected.
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