June 2002
NIH News in Health in April 2005.
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Fighting
Seasonal Allergies
Doctors call this type of allergy "seasonal
allergic rhinitis". Whatever its name, it can make you absolutely
miserable. more
Childhood
Obesity on the Rise
As kids spend more time in front of televisions,
computer and video screens, their physical activity levels have decreased.
more
Keys
to Successful Aging
You can change how you think, feel and act when
you are older simply by changing how you think, feel and act now, geriatric
experts say. more
Successful
Parenting
Even the most conscientious parent can feel overwhelmed
when faced with unexpected challengs. New help is available in the form
of an easy-to-read booklet... more
Research
Capsules: Drops
for Lazy Eye as Effective as Patch | Autoimmunity
May Be Caused by Infections | Discouraging
Teenage Drinking
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