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July - August 2008
In Health: July - August, 2008
Health & Home
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![Yuen practicioner Kari Joys, right, demonstrates an energy healing session with Annie Houk.]()
![Alexa Wilson]()
![Ask Dr. Matt: Child Metabolic Disorder Screening]()
![Swing Set Pushup - PRIMARY MUSCLE(S): chest, triceps, abdominals]()
![Mark and Marcy Few host the nation's most successful Coaches vs. Cancer event right here in Spokane.]()
![Phil Hazel collects a blood sample from his young daughter while his wife Kelli holds her. The girl was diagnosed with phenylketonuria, but is doing fine.]()
![Lentils are a great senior menu option — inexpensive, yet full of protein and fiber.]()
![Treat yourself to health]()
![A Healthy Summer]()
![Laura Papetti submits to the prying eyes of the "skin-aging" camera.]()
![Turns out that Mom really did know what's good for you and what's not.]()
![Curious about how healthy your sense of humor is? The University of Maryland researchers created an online humor survey to estimate how well your sense of humor may protect you against heart disease.]()
![If your preferred organizing method is piles rather than files, check out Organizing From the Right Side of the Brain by Lee Siber.]()
![Designated child watcher system]()
![Like all technology, hearing aids are getting smaller — and better.]()
![Rachel Rooks keeps her nebulizer close at all times in case her asthma flares.]()
![The UV rays from the sun that cause skin to produce vitamin D cannot penetrate glass, or sunscreen. It is almost impossible to get enough vitamin D through a normal diet.]()
![A Grand Tour: Images of Italy]()
A Grand Tour: Images of Italy @ Jundt Art Museum
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