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Category Archives: health information
Education, not panic
I just received an excellent article on Ebola from one of my alma maters. I love the title: “Public education, not panic, best approach to Ebola crisis.” Isn’t this true for anything? Yesterday I tried to allay my son’sĀ fears when … Continue reading
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Family Meals
There is data showing that eating meals together as a family during adolescence can protect adults from becoming overweight later in life. My ears perk up when I hear about something simple that can be life-changing. My family always ate … Continue reading
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Diabetes Alert Day
Today is Diabetes Alert Day. This is an effort by the American Diabetes Association to alert those who are at risk for diabetes. The ADA has a simple tool to see if you are at risk. The following are risk … Continue reading
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Breakfast foods
Breakfast foods, at least for me, tend to be all carbohydrate foods. Cereal, toast, oatmeal, and so on. I have been reading a book about low carb lifestyle and wanted to experiment with lowering my own carbs, but what about … Continue reading
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Health Websites
As I’ve mentioned previously, choosing a website for health information can be a daunting task. Luckily, others have already done the work. Here is some information about a few more sites: CaringBridge: “We’re here for anyone who is coping with … Continue reading
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Reliable Information: the GATOR approach
If you are reading this blog, chances are you get information from the Internet. A group of nurse researchers put together the GATOR approach to making sure that people are finding good information on the web. G is for genuine. … Continue reading
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