… poor sleep, mood problems, muscle pain and other neurological symptoms. April Hutcheson, spokewoman for the state Health Department, said the state leads the nation in Lyme disease cases. Cases have been confirmed in all 67 counties. In Westmoreland …
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Marathon runner Karen raises funds for vital breast cancer research
MARATHON specialist Karen Holliday is planning to complete 10 races this year to raise funds for research into breast cancer. If the mum-of-three from Headington, Oxford, is successful it will take her total of completed marathons up to 84, well on the way to her target of 100.
Best massage: Montage Boutique Spa
Mira Costa High students Jean Paul and Bianca LeBosnoyani are rising through the ranks, on the jiu jitsu and wrestling mats, Surfers in the South Bay Boardriders Club Becker Surf contest made generally weak waves look good. Or maybe it was photographer Steve Gaffney who made the waves look good.
Here’s an easy way to promote a healthier community
… he had caught me off guard with his very moving speech about the effects of outdoor activity on improving mental health. Stacy had returned from Iraq like many veterans suffering from PTSD – and suicidal – until a friend took him rock climbing. The …
Marathon men from West Suffolk
It is marathon season and four West Suffolk men are among the many thousands nationwide busy training for their big day. Matthew Kennedy has signed up for the Cambridge half marathon on March 5 while Martin Hayes and Mike Wright have devised a full 26-mile marathon route to complete on April 1 and Daniel Richards is preparing for the London Marathon on April 23. “I could not do it,” he said.
Successful aging: What older athletes remind us about healthy longevity
… and becoming shorter as the cell divides and replicates. Obesity, smoking, insomnia, diabetes and other aspects of health and life style may accelerate the cell’s aging. In such cases, cells are considered to age prematurely. Recent studies suggest …
Going from low- to intermediate-fitness may prolong life
… to achieve a faster walking pace or climb more stairs before getting tired, lead author Clinton Brawner told Reuters Health in an email interview. “Maximal exercise capacity is our ability to do work. It is dependent on the health of the heart, …
I Ran 7 Marathons on 7 Continents in 7 Days-and I Have Brain Cancer
It was mile 19 of the Marine Corps Marathon in DC in 2004. Even though the race always takes place during the last weekend of October, this one was the hottest on record.
Payers Weigh the Implications of Multigene Testing Coverage in New UCSF Study
… to UCLA-led research. BACKGROUND Mother-to-child transmission of human immunodeficiency virus type1 poses a serious health threat in developing countries, and more effective interventions are needed. A study from the Monell Center and collaborators …
What It’s Like to Go on a Spa Safari
A typical spa day doesn’t usually start at the break of dawn-7:30 a.m., to be exact. But then again, there is nothing average about the Spa Safari at Indonesia’s chic-yet-rustic, luxuriously laid-back Nihiwatu resort .
Chemicals banned in the 70s are found in ocean trenches
Poisonous chemicals used in manufacturing in the 1930s can still be found in the deepest parts of the ocean – even though they were banned more than 40 years ago. The toxins, known as Persistent Organic Pollutants , were outlawed in the 1970s after it was discovered that they can escape into the environment and cause lasting damage to wildlife.
Gibson’s stories bound for the screen
Lyle Gibson of Burlington, whose athletic exploits in Burlington date to his years as a baseball player at Burlington High School and continue through his days as a coach, tennis player, marathon-runner and more, is a self-published author and Parkinson’s disease advocate whose books have gotten the attention of a script development company in Hollywood. Lyle Gibson of Burlington, whose athletic exploits in Burlington date to his years as a baseball player at Burlington High School and continue through his days as a coach, tennis player, marathon-runner and more, is a self-published author and Parkinson’s disease advocate whose books have gotten the attention of a script development company in Hollywood.
Nelson Clyde’s Is It Just Me: Matchbook collectors respond
A collection of matchbooks from Kenya, includes The Mount Kenya Safari Club. The elegant retreat was started in 1959 by the actor, William Holden, to entertain his hunting friends.
Matchbook collectors respond
A collection of matchbooks from Kenya, includes The Mount Kenya Safari Club. The elegant retreat was started in 1959 by the actor, William Holden, to entertain his hunting friends.
Pets and Wildlife: Bay Area adoptions, events for Feb. 8 and beyond
Millie is just one of many cats that will be available for adoption at Community Concern for Cat’s Valentine parties at their three adoption sites. Kiss & Tail – An Evening of Wild Romance: Enjoy unlimited wine tasting, delicious bites, a photo booth, caricature artist, music and hear “tails” of wild animal romances.
Runners of all shapes and sizes set for marathon test
A former top local swimmer, a vegan fitness trainer and an amputee will be part of a team organized by one of the sponsors in the Hong Kong Marathon next Sunday.The 33-year-old Alex Chung Kwok- leung, a former Hong Kong swimmer, and Angie Palmer, a vegan fitness trainer who recovered from cancer, will join the 10-kilometer run for the first time while amputee Davis Dai Kim-ping will take part in … A former top local swimmer, a vegan fitness trainer and an amputee will be part of a team organized by one of the sponsors in the Hong Kong Marathon next Sunday.
Hope away from home: Local charity among supporters of camp for kids with cancer
Each year, scores of kids gather in the woods east of Hershey for a summer camp with all the trappings of outdoor fun: archery, swimming, fishing, boating, and arts and crafts. At first glance, Camp Can Do seems every bit the typical kid summit, and it feels that way for the young people attending.
2016: Key Biscayne residents conquer Miami Marathon
In what might best be described as seminal life experience, a handful of Key Biscayne residents recently ran the Miami Marathon and Half Marathon, overcoming the wind and the cold of a South Florida winter morning to achieve an accomplishment they will no doubt remember for a lifetime. One-by-one they crossed the finish line amid the music and mayhem produced by a roadside DJ and supportive family and friends who clapped and yelled encouragement as they watched a wave of everyday people accomplishing their goal one amazing story at a time.
This Woman Isn’t Just Running A Marathon – She’s Honoring A Legacy
Refinery29’s own Sara Dixon didn’t run 2016’s TCS New York City Marathon alone. Undaunted by a grueling 10-mile-a-day training schedule, Sara dedicated her race to the memory of her younger brother, Collins, who completed a 5K during his treatment for brain cancer.
Mother to brave freezing temperatures on Arctic husky trail
An adventurous mother from Worthing, who had a double organ transplant less than a decade ago, will spend almost a week camping in minus 20 degree temperatures on a husky trail in the Arctic Circle. Danie Bax, a cardiac specialist nurse at East Surrey hospital who lives in West Street, is raising money for the NSPCC, who have organised the trip.
Local charity among supporters of camp for kids with cancer
Each year, scores of kids gather in the woods east of Hershey for a summer camp with all the trappings of outdoor fun: archery, swimming, fishing, boating, and arts and crafts. At first glance, Camp Can Do seems every bit the typical kid summit, and it feels that way for the young people attending.
Three lessons learned while taking care of elderly parents
… and disease, our roles reversed from when I was a child. I became their caretaker, which included navigating our health care system. My parents had a host of ailments, but principally for my mother, a 50-year smoker, it was a chronic, progressive …
Analysis: Audits unveil new Jindal-era financial problems
… contract. Dardenne said lawmakers also signed off on the spending decisions. For example, auditors say Louisiana’s health department paid nearly $1 million in Medicaid fees for people who no longer live in the state and weren’t eligible for the …
Use U-40 Cork Seal to Protect Cork Fishing Grips
When it comes custom rod building and fishing in general, cork will always be a popular grip because of its traditional look and classic feel on any fishing rod. With that said, the big knock against cork is its tendency to slough, erode, and chip over time, but just one coat of U-40 Cork Seal will prevent these factors and so much more.
OECD Opens Investigation into WWF
This Baka girl was tortured by a WWF-funded anti-poaching squad in Cameroon in 2016. She was 10 years old at the time.
How to Turn Your Walk into a Run
… Now that you know the benefits, before embarking on any running program it is always best to get clearance from your health care provider , especially if you are older than 40 or have a history of heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes or …
Lightbulb moment
Joel Sartore had been a National Geographic wildlife photographer for 15 years when his wife, Kathy, was diagnosed with breast cancer. With three young children at home, he took a year off work to nurse her through radiation treatment and chemotherapy.
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Members and friends of the Manitowish Waters Sno-Skeeters gathered on Tuesday, Dec. 27 to honor the dedication of a recently completed bridge to Bill Schumann. Schumann’s work in advancing the sport of snowmobiling has impacted Wisconsin, Illinois and the entirety of the sport’s community.
Funding to prevent skin cancer in surfers
West Australian surfer Mark Lane has spent his life in the sunshine and never believed he was in danger of skin cancer – until a health scare six months ago. Mr Lane had non-invasive melanomas removed from the side of his temple and is now more vigilant than ever.
County offers tips to stay safe in cold weather
The combination of low temperatures and wind chill constitute a threat, especially to certain groups of people: older adults, children, and people with respiratory or other health problems. If you are in danger or experiencing severe health problems due to the weather, please call 911.
Statement from FACE on Avian Influenza in Poultry and Wild Birds
The statement of the UNEP/CMS/FAO Co-Convened Scientific Task Force on Avian Influenza and Wild Birds has been published. Seven million hunters in Europe play a key role in monitoring the health status of our wildlife, in particular, for reporting potential cases of avian flu.