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Today's editor's picks
Times Staff WriterKeep up-to-date with the latest health headlines. Every day, you'll find links to the newest articles on medicine, health and wellness -- the information you need to stay informed. **** What Happens When They Grow Up (Newsweek via MSNBC) Teenagers...Tags: Sports, Health, Hospitals and Clinics, Medical Services, The Washington Post
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A lesson outside the office
Special to The TimesHOWARD (name changed), an impeccably dressed 83-year-old, first came to my office at the end of a typically busy afternoon. He was a frail man who moved slowly and had a high-pitched, whining voice that grated on my 4:30 p.m. nerves. He was consulting...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Forehead, Tumors, Dermatology, Death
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Bruce Snyder dies at 69; Cal's head football coach for five years
Times Staff And Wire ReportsBruce Snyder, whose 20-year career as a college football coach included an unbeaten regular season at Arizona State University, died Monday. He was 69. Snyder, who also spent five years as UC Berkeley's head football coach, died at his home in Phoenix,...Tags: The Ohio State University, Health, National Football League, Colleges and Universities, Football
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Beaches benefit the mind and body
Special to The TimesThe sights, the scents, the sounds, the sand — a day at the beach is packed with stress relief and overall rejuvenation. Waves crash, gulls cry, wind whispers and sun warms skin. At the same time, worries seem to fade, the mind clears, the heart...Tags: Brain, Heart Surgery, Multiple Sclerosis, Colleges and Universities, Bodies of Water
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Final note comes early for rockers
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer"And as the flames climbed high into the night To light the sacrificial rite, I saw Satan laughing with delight The day the music died." -- Don McLean, "American Pie" Since the dawn of rock 'n' roll, death has been a recurring theme. But for many...Tags: Cancer, Research, Music Industry, Don McLean, Heart Attack
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Nanotech, now and later
Today, Kimbrell and Salvi evaluate nanotech's progress and predict where the technology may take us. Previously, they defined the scope of nanotechnology and discussed its potential drawbacks. Later in the week, they'll discuss government regulation,...Tags: Technology, Health, Cancer, Science and Technology, Entertainment
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The facts on skin cancer -- and how to reduce the risks
Special to the Los Angeles TimesSkin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, with about 800,000 new cases diagnosed every year. When diagnosed early, most skin cancers are easily treated and highly curable. But they can be life-threatening when allowed to progress....Tags: Children, Cancer
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Proceed with caution -- and sunscreen
With warm weather on the horizon and an ever-proliferating number of sunscreens on the market, Health decided it was time to find out more about protection from the sun. We consulted Dr. Robert Greenberg, a nationally known dermatologist in private...Tags: Water Pollution, Pharmaceuticals, Environmental Pollution, Skin Cancer Foundation, University of Connecticut Health Center
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Prescription for pampering
Special to The TimesKrista DAVIS is a 34-year-old self-confessed medical spa addict. Every few weeks, she indulges herself at her favorite medical spa, Sherman Oaks-based Blue. On a typical day, she runs up a tab of $980 as she moves from manicure to pedicure, to...Tags: University of California, Irvine, Companies and Corporations, Lawyers, Electronics, Health and Beauty Products
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Ronald Reagan Dies at 93
Times Staff WriterRonald Reagan, the Hollywood actor who became one of the most popular presidents of the 20th century and transformed the political landscape of an era with his vision of conservative government, died Saturday at his home in the Bel-Air neighborhood of Los...Tags: Nancy Reagan, Screen Actors Guild, Abraham Lincoln, John Anderson, Chicago Cubs
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Hypnotic reach
Times Staff WriterHypnosis transports some people beyond serenity and absorption to a state of pure silliness. A solemn voice whispering to relax, breathe deeply and imagine a waterfall can bring to mind high school séances, Ouija boards, Woody Allen routines. Yet the...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Cancer, Movies, University of California, Los Angeles, Mount Sinai
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Los Angeles Times Festival of Health to Offer 'Something for Every Part of Your Body'
This page has moved. If you are not automatically re-directed, please click here.Tags: Colleges and Universities, Cancer, Arts and Culture, Basketball, Aging
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