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Is obesity an environmental issue?Ecology, as well as politics, economics, and culture contribute to obesity, according to this review of Julie Guthman's book Weighing In.
Mexican meds: Tempting but potentially toxicA GHRI researcher worries about easy access to prescription meds after seeing for herself how common they are across the border.
Is your child a vaper? Should you care?A new report shows e-cigarette use rising among teens. With vaping on the rise, should parents be concerned?
Diabetes workshops in underserved communities set to launch this yearDr. Katherine Newton reports that three Washington community health organizations will offer peer-led, diabetes self-management workshops.
- Se ofrecen talleres de diabetes en las comunidades marginadas este año
Dr. Katherine Newton informa que tres organizaciones de salud de la comunidad de Washington ofrecerán, talleres de auto-control de la diabetes dirigidos por compañeros.
Treating the body and the mind after cancer diagnosisMental health care, especially for depression, could dramatically improve the lives of cancer patients and survivors.
Older people can learn to spend less time sitting downCoaching helped Kaiser Permanente patients sit half hour less per day in pilot study.
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