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What is Qigong?
Qigong to your health.
Sometimes called Chinese yoga, Qigong ("chee gong") is a mind-body practice that melds slow, graceful movements, mental focus and deep abdominal breathing to boost and balance a person's vital energy, or qi.
Devotees believe...Tags: Cancer, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Lungs and Airways, High Blood Pressure, Elections
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MedCamp offers teens real-world experience in health care careers
roxann.miller@herald-mail.comWhile some teens are spending the lazy days of summer lounging by swimming pools, sleeping late or relaxing with friends, Katie Gonder is learning how to start an IV. The 14-year-old Gettysburg, Pa., resident is one of 17 students participating in Penn...Tags: Nursing, Hospitals and Clinics, Health Treatments, Career and Workplace, Human Body
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A stage for kids to grow
Tuesday is Carlos Coleman's favorite day of the week.
"Every Tuesday morning he wakes up: 'SGT today, mom? SGT today?'" mom Debra Coleman said. "I'm not even out of bed."
SGT is Special Gifts Theatre, a Northbrook-based program that introduces...Tags: Dance, Science and Technology, Autism, Multiple Sclerosis, Music Theater
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Unhealthy habits often hard to break
Tribune reporterWhen it comes to improving our health, we all know what to do. Exercise. Eat right. Quit smoking. Drink alcohol only in moderation. And wash our hands. It sounds simple. So why don't more of us do it? Probably because it isn't so simple. Getting healthy...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Drugs and Medicines, Science and Technology, Lifestyle and Leisure, Rhode Island
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How Did I Catch That Cold?
WGN NewsCatching a cold. One day you are healthy ... the next day -- like a slap in the face -- stuffy nose, fever, cough. Where did it come from? You ask yourself, "How did I catch this cold?" The fast and furious commute of the common cold virus often begins...Tags: Rush University Medical Center, Viral Diseases and Infections, Common Cold, Hospitals and Clinics, Sneezing
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16-Year-Old Wrestler Beating Two Deadly Infections
wpix.comLike his nearly perfect wrestling record, 16-year-old Nicholas Maureillo is beating the odds, turning the corner on an extremely rare and deadly combination of both MRSA, an aggressive staph infection, and Lemierre's disease, a very serious and rare...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Throat, Stony Brook University, Colleges and Universities, Human Body
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Cissna Returns to Juneau After Refusing TSA Pat-Down
Channel 2 NewsState Rep. Sharon Cissna (D-Anchorage) arrived back in Juneau Thursday morning after a days-long ordeal resulting from her decision to refuse a Transportation Security Administration pat-down at the Seattle airport. The ferry M/V Matanuska carrying the...Tags: Breast Cancer, Justice System, Human Body, Sharon Cissna, Alaska
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Rep. Cissna Arrives in Juneau, Greeted by Supporters
Channel 2 NewsState Rep. Sharon Cissna (D-Anchorage) arrived back in Juneau Thursday morning after a days-long ordeal resulting from her decision to refuse a TSA pat-down at the Seattle-Tacoma Airport. The ferry M/V Matanuska carrying the state lawmaker pulled into...Tags: Breast Cancer, Justice System, Human Body, Sharon Cissna, Alaska
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New Heart for Valentine's Day
KIAHA Kingwood man is in the market for a miracle. This Valentine's Day he wants nothing more than a new heart. He's patiently waiting at a St. Lukes Hospital under a long list but the bills are also piling up and needs help. Kevin Spencer received his first...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Heart Transplants, Lifestyle and Leisure, Heart Surgery, Texas
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GR Program Exchanges Needles To Reduce Disease
FOX 17 News ReporterA non-profit organization in Grand Rapids is in the business of preventing disease by handing out syringes to drug addicts. The program is called "Clean Works." It's a part of the Red Project Grand Rapids, and was founded back in 2000 when former...Tags: New York City, Drugs and Medicines, HIV, WXMI, Steelcase Incorporated
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An evening of coffee and conversation
As a young boy, Todd Jensen attended Roosevelt Elementary and delivered the Burbank Daily Review. As he got older, and the paper he delivered transitioned into the Burbank Leader, he was given his first job in journalism by editor Joyce Rudolph. And, as a...Tags: Sheryl Crow, Happiness (state of mind), Physical Fitness and Exercise, Journalism, Alicia Keys
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