Shoes That Offer Comfort AND a Great Behind?

February 5, 2010 by Heather Ashare, MPH  
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Wear a pair of shoes and give your derriere an instant lift? If it sounds too good to be true, a new line of women’s athletic footwear is promising that and more. But whether these shoes live up to their marketing promises is still to be seen.
Store owner of Foot Solutions in Shelby and board [...]

Pushing The Limit – With Dangerous Results!

January 25, 2010 by Bob Budai, MPT  
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Exercise isan important part of any hea

10 Tips for Controlling Your Healthcare Costs

December 17, 2009 by Contributor  
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Consumers are spending more “out-of-pocket” on their health care than ever before.  Trends such as high-deductibles, co-insurance, and sharing in the premium cost of your employer-provided health plan all are causing consumers to be more careful and responsible for their health care.
Barbara O’Connell, chief operating officer of the free health care information Website, WhereToFindCare.com, offers [...]

Many Estheticians Not Following Safety Codes In Metro Detroit:

December 8, 2009 by Contributor  
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Esthetician Tiffany Taylor tells you how to make sure you pick a safe spa.

Diabetes’ Youth Ambassador Spreads His Message to Detroit

September 17, 2009 by Heather Ashare, MPH  
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One look at Christian Stokes, 18 and he looks like any excited and energetic freshman heading off to college for the first time. But talk to this Minnesota native, and you quickly learn that his life has been anything but a cakewalk to the Halls of Ivy.  Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes when he was [...]

An Author’s Book on Cancer Hits Close to Home

September 15, 2009 by Clark Young  
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Over 10 years ago, Veronica Decker, a psychiatric nurse practitioner, had counseled over 1,000 patients who were coping with a cancer diagnosis and treatment. Her experiences led her to write and self-publish a book with co-author Linda Ferris in 1998, then titled; “Pocketful of Miracles.”
Then, in 2007, her daughter’s soccer teammates’ mother was diagnosed with [...]

Running: Knowing the Risks and Benefits!

August 18, 2009 by Contributor  
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As the warm weather approaches, runners who’ve been using indoor tracks and treadmills during the winter will be coming outdoors to exercise.  Here’s what you need to know before you begin an outdoor running regimen.
PREPARATION
Before you hit the pavement—cement, asphalt or track— see your primary care physician, says St. Joseph Mercy Oakland family medicine specialist [...]

Hands Hurting from Texting, Typing, Video Games?

August 6, 2009 by Clark Young  
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Here are tips to help your tech injuries

With millions of teenagers and young adults texting, pushing buttons on video game controllers, and tapping on computer keyboards for hours at a time, it’s no wonder they’re complaining of pain in their hands and wrists at a younger age.  Even students in elementary and middle school have [...]

New Treatment For Benign Breast Tumors Available In Detroit

August 6, 2009 by Clark Young  
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Local breast specialist Cynthia Aks, DO, of the Downriver Comprehensive Breast Center in Wayne County, now offers the latest treatment for breast fibroadenomas, a common benign breast condition found in at least 10 percent of all women in the United States.  The Visica 2™ Treatment System, from Sanarus Medical, Inc., represents a breakthrough minimally invasive, [...]

The New Health & Leisure Magazine!

May 31, 2009 by Clark Young  
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Welcome to the launch of our online magazine, Health & Leisure.
It is funny how 13 years ago when we launched our first print edition that time, technology and many miles later we would be a solely electronic magazine.
However, given the way consumers receive their information today – fast, easy and vast – it only makes [...]

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