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'Poison': Bridget Zinn's bittersweet debut
No life should be reduced to a narrative. It's too tempting to tie up the loose ends. To miss the minutiae that make each of us human. To find reason where there is none. So the abrupt, far too early end of author Bridget Zinn's life doesn't need to...
Tags: Harry Potter (fictional character), Arts and Culture, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Social Media, Fiction
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The 'purplexity' of epilepsy
JeromeEpilepsy. What is the first word you think of? Most people imagine someone foaming at the mouth, falling on the floor, and shaking all over. A full on seizure. However, that is not quite true. In many cases, epilepsy is an invisible illness that goes...Tags: Skype, Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II (2012), Elizabeth II, First Aid, Seizures
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Device helps shut out ear pain while flying
Q: I suffer terribly from ear pain when flying. I take the decongestant pseudoephedrine, chew gum and blow my nose, but none of these strategies is working to relieve the pressure. Do you have any recommendations? A: Ear pain can be excruciating on...
Tags: Earache, Heart Problems, Aspirin (drug), Headaches
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Proper Hydration Equation
Many individuals are chronically dehydrated because they don’t regularly consume the amount of water their bodies need to function optimally. To ensure you are getting enough water, use this simple equation: (0.5 ounces x Body Weight in Pounds =...
Tags: Psoriasis, Allergies, Physical Conditions
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Medical Tests You Might Be Better Off Without
HealthChoosing Wisely is a Philadelphia based initiative that attempts to help us chose medical care that is evidence based, free from harm, and truly necessary. According to the group, many medical tests and treatments are not needed—and it seems I&#... -
Woman gets 61 years in sledgehammer attack -- more than double original sentence
Special to the TribuneThe woman who was convicted of bludgeoning her ex-husband and his wife with a sledgehammer after being allowed to take back an earlier guilty plea in the 2003 attack in the couple’s Lincolnshire home was sentenced today to a prison term more than...Tags: Court Preliminary, Punishment, Murder, Lawyers, Judges
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Something's growing
Special to Tribune NewspapersIt's been 30 years since futurist John Naisbitt advanced the idea of "high tech-high touch" in his groundbreaking best-seller, "Megatrends." And perhaps that balancing act he felt technology demands resonates even more today, with gizmos dominating our...Tags: Gardening, Hobbies, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Inspiring Health Tips
As a daily wellness prescription for your liver, try drinking Milk Thistle tea with honey. Before enjoying, talk to your doctor about any personal contraindications you may have to supplementing with Milk Thistle. Invigorating self-massage: Massage...
Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Psoriasis, Allergies, Personal Service, Physical Conditions
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Oh, that old diet
Although some skeptics remain wary, Mary Tapia, of Mount Prospect, is convinced there are benefits to the "Paleo Diet," which promotes unprocessed foods that were the diet of hunter-gatherers during the Paleolithic era — primarily meats, fish,...
Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Neck Pain, Dining and Drinking, Jim White, Health
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Anderson opens chiropractic office
Dr. Taylor Anderson has recently opened the Northeast Chiropractic Clinic at 416 S. Dakota St., Suite 1, in Aberdeen. A Groton native, he graduated from Groton High School in 2005 and Northern State University with a bachelor's degree in biology in...Tags: Groton, Medical Specialization, Back Pain, Science and Technology, Chiropractic
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Ditching dairy
"Canned salmon: It does a body good" doesn't pack quite the same punch as that other slogan. "Got edamame?" Not much better. They're worth remembering though, given a growing movement away from milk. Consumption is at its lowest level in 36 years,...
Tags: Eczema, Diarrhea, Physical Conditions, Nutrition, Food Industry
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Gluten-free eating necessary for some, not all
FARGO, N.D. - I see a lot of gluten-free foods in the grocery store. Should all of us be eating gluten-free? the participant asked me. I was answering some questions after teaching a nutrition class. That depends. If you have celiac disease, then you...Tags: Symptoms, Medical Procedures and Tests, Celiac Disease, Abdominal Pain, Osteoporosis
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