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Relay sheds light on survivors' tenacity
Aiken Standard, S.C.Cailynn Hyler is just three, and, while she was having fun at the Aiken Relay For Life Friday, she of course didn't comprehend what was happening. When she turns 16, Cailynn will get a letter from her mother Dana, who will explain how her daughter saved...Tags: Prostate Cancer, Chemotherapy, Colon Cancer, Hysterectomy, Cesarean Section
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Hopewell Township woman found guilty of stealing from elderly friend
The York Dispatch, Pa.A jury on Thursday found a 68-year-old Hopewell Township woman guilty of three third-degree felonies for stealing from an elderly friend who suffered from dementia. The jury said there was enough evidence to convict Sandra L. Murphy of theft by unlawful...Tags: Justice System, Lawyers, Alzheimer's Disease, Theft
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The Anniston Star, Ala., Joe Medley column
The Anniston StarThe best thing in Thursday's opening day of the state softball tournament happened with little fanfare. It's recorded wrong in AHSAA.com's official pitch-by-pitch account. "Now batting: (8) #21 Tymeria Mackey," the entry says of Wellborn's leadoff...Tags: Aneurysm, Softball, Family
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Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va., Bill Lohmann column
Richmond Times-DispatchWhen Courtnay Midkiff called the other morning, he was at the intersection of Mary Kay Boulevard and River Street in Benton, Ark., of all places, taking a break after being temporarily stymied by a sign that read "Dead End." The emphasis should be...Tags: University of Richmond, Craigslist, Inc., Physical Fitness and Exercise, Symptoms, Appalachian National Scenic Trail
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Doctor, do I have to take this medication forever?
Premium Health News Servicehttp://www.whatdoctorsknow.com Who would want to take a medication every day unless there was a very good reason to do so? Do we have alternatives that actually are effective? Can we take medications just until other measures become effective? These...Tags: Cardiologists, Medical Research, Stress, General Practitioners, Physical Conditions
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Kirk makes first public appearance in Illinois since stroke
During his first official public appearance in Illinois since he suffered a major stroke, Sen. Mark Kirk on Friday announced that "rehab works" and said he hopes his steady improvement serves to encourage others with medical challenges. Kirk took...
Tags: Republican Party, Mark Kirk, Teaching and Learning, Penny Pritzker, Chicago Charter Schools
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The Akron Beacon Journal Jewell Cardwell column
The Akron Beacon JournalOn April 3, I asked readers to tell me why their mothers should be treated to a Mother's Day beauty makeover. A flood of emails and letters ensued, so many that I decided to share some more of the finalists today. Each of these moms plays a powerful...Tags: Army National Guard, Health and Medical Professionals, Asperger Syndrome, Mother's Day, Nursing
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Scott defeats tumor at age 9, now stars in Cheney Blackhawks goal
The Spokesman-ReviewEvery day on the soccer field, the decisions come flying at Joe Scott: stay in the goalkeeper's box or come out and challenge. Seize the moment or let it seize him. "I like the pressure," said Scott, a senior at Cheney High School who steps a little... -
Fired health dept. worker was hospitalized
The Wilson Daily Times, N.C.Jennifer Bacon's house is the safe place all of the neighborhood children come to play. You have to ask her which children are hers. They just walk right in and begin playing or getting a drink of water. "It's like this all of the time," Bacon said...Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Vehicles, Heart Attack, Nursing, Hospitals and Clinics
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Kirk at 1st public appearance in Ill. since stroke: 'Rehab works'
Tribune reporterMaking what was billed as his first official public appearance in Illinois since he suffered a major stroke, U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk, R-Ill., took questions from the press at a charter school at Naval Station Great Lakes outside North Chicago this afternoon...Tags: Mark Kirk, Teaching and Learning, Chicago Charter Schools, Schools, Physical Conditions
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Taylor Mead dies at 88; underground film legend and bohemian artist
Taylor Mead, an underground cinema legend whose comic charm and sense of the surreal inspired Andy Warhol and other seminal figures in the alternative film world, died Wednesday in Denver. He was 88. A fixture of bohemian New York who was also a poet...
Tags: Jack Kerouac, Arts, Movies, Celebrities, Lower East Side
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Group interaction helps aging men remain happy, healthy, studies show
The Spokesman-ReviewMen who gather together for any reason -- coffee, golf, walks, fishing, hunting, lunch, a couple of beers -- often live longer and healthier than men who don't. The older men get, the more important socialization becomes. But after men retire, they...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Ice Hockey, Golf, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Sociology
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