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Health Check: Preventable Cancer
In this week’s Health Check, a new report shows nearly half of all cancers could be prevented if people change their habits.
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In this week’s Health Check, new studies out this week say exercise will slow age-related illness.
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A Virginia Delegate has introduced legislation this session designed to help doctors treat Lyme Disease, without fear.
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In this week’s Health Check, scientists are trying to create technology that will help obese people face the reality of their daily habits.
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In this weeks, Health Check, a combination of exercise and video games is helping some patients with Parkinson's Disease.
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In this week’s Health Check, the American Cancer Society is reacting to a controversial mammography study.
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In this week’s Health Check- drive thru and roll up your sleeve!
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This week’s Health Check is about the long-term impact of head injuries on professional football players.
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You may have noticed new labels on everything from cereal to crackers, claiming to be healthy products. Well, the government is cracking down.
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Could staying in your marriage be good for your health?
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In this week’s Health Check, it’s a warning hunters should take to heart.
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In this week’s Health Check, a new poll by Consumer Reports shows only 35 percent of parents will definitely have their child vaccinated for swine flu.
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You've heard that eating too much salt can lead to high blood pressure and heart disease, but now you may also have to watch out for sugar for the same reasons.
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Now that virtually all students are back in class for the new school term, the fight against the swine flu is in full swing.
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