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- May - June 2009
- In Health: May - June, 2009
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- Living Section
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Eat Like The Stars
Local restaurateur also caters healthy food to movie crews
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- Living Section
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Horse Play
Therapeutic riding can help physical and emotional disorders
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- Living Section
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Stick a Needle in My Eye
A relatively new treatment for macular degeneration may look painful — but for many, it’s worth a shot
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- Living Section
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Soakin' Up The Sun
Illuminating kids’ need for sunshine
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- Living Section
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Burning Off Summer
The temptations are as high as the temperatures, but you can overcome even the most decadent summer concoction
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They Go Together
Having a pet can help your child thrive
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- Living Section
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Ask Dr. Matt
Why have my children developed seasonal allergies? What’s the best course of treatment?
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- Living Section
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Weighty Issues
Helping kids avoid lifelong weight problems
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- Living Section
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Coping with ADHD
Local authors survive serious illnesses to complete a landmark book
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Four Years Buy You Seven
New studies show that today’s dropouts are more likely to have health problems than high school graduates
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- News In Health
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Fixing Your Food
A few simple, fresh ways to improve your diet and feel better
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Mother's Little Helper
Even before the accident, Katie Deck, a 31-year-old mother of two, knew addiction all too well. It was her addiction to alcohol that led to a DUI. And that DUI was a wakeup call that made her decide to quit drinking once and for all.
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Treating Eating
Having an eating disorder in the Inland Northwest isn’t as lonely as it used to be
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- News In Health
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Mining For Salt
Studies show you should cut back on salt — but first you have to find it
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For the Love of Food
Weighing the costs and benefits of buying local and organic
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- Check In
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From the Editor
Whether you’re planting your own garden or visiting farmers markets, taking part in a cooperative or just growing herbs on your porch, knowing where your food comes from adds a special richness to the dining experience.
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The Foundation for a Strong Economy
It’s time to think differently about kids’ health care