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- Jan 1 - Mar 2, 2010
- In Health: January - February, 2010
Health & Home
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The Invisible Wounds of War
Neurofeedback may help soldiers with PTSD
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Exercise Your Mind
How working out saves your brain
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Friends, Not Foes
At practices like Dr. Richard D. Weigand’s, the relaxation starts with a calming reception area
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Love Your Mug
Cosmetic dentistry can make your smile brighter
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Too Hot to Handle?
When should you treat a fever?
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Betting on Better Health
Local chef brings top notch cuisine to the Coeur d’Alene Casino
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Straighten Up
Early intervention can help reduce a kid’s time in braces
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A Desire to Help
It’s OK — you can call Spokane’s supernurse Anna Mae Ericksen “Mrs. Yuck.” Just don’t ever tell her “no”
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There When You Need Us
Nurses have helped cope with the H1N1 virus, but what does the future hold? By Patricia Butterfield PhD, RN, Dean, Washington State University College of Nursing
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Country Dentistry
The small rural towns of Eastern Washington have too few dentists — but the University of Washington’s new program is here to help
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From the Editor
Despite being basically happy with his life, Luke struggles to find time to exercise, has trouble consistently making healthy choices in his diet, feels over-committed and stressed, and has trouble sleeping. Sound familiar?
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Rockwood Rolls On
A little more than three years ago, about 40 higher-ups from Rockwood Clinic gathered at Fotheringham House in Browne’s Addition for the clinic’s annual board retreat. That weekend, the assembly of board members, executive administrators and other health care officers made a fateful decision at the quiet bed and breakfast not far from downtown Spokane.
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A Year of Perfect Health
Seeking balance in an increasingly imbalanced life