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- July - August 2011
- In Health: July - August, 2011
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- Living Section
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Fretting over Foreskin
The debate over circumcision intensifies
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- Living Section
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Look Good, Be Smart
Supplement your way to weight loss, big muscles and even love
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Finding Healthy Comfort
De-stress without blowing your diet
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Three Shots, You're Done
Taking action to prevent cancer should happen early in life
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- Living Section
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Sister Acts
Sacred Heart celebrates its 125th anniversary in Spokane this year, but it all started with the Sisters of Providence in Montreal
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- Living Section
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Going with the Flow
High-tech help for stress
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- Living Section
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Shoulder Burdens
Summer sports like swimming are great exercise, but they can put this highly mobile joint at risk
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- Living Section
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A Fresh Outlook
Veggin' out at Sandpoint's Hydra restaurant
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- Living Section
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Information Age
Seniors can find help in overcoming Internet intimidation
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Stressed by Sleeplessness
Loca sleep experts share strategies for getting some shut-eye
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- News In Health
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Unzipping Your Genes
Online services make deciphering your genetic code as easy as entering your credit card number
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- News In Health
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Cash Crunch
The Washington Legislature and Gov. Chris Gregoire finally agreed on a bare-bones state budget for the next two years. So how did things wind up for health programs in Washington State?
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- News In Health
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Sudden Impact
When Liz Montgomery’s son Mason was born healthy on Nov. 4, 2002, in the tiny, rural North Idaho town of Avery, she felt thrilled and lucky. She never expected, five and a half months later to see her baby boy on the ground, surrounded by firemen and EMTs, his pajamas cut open so they could perform CPR.
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From the Editor
While there’s no shortage of guilt-inducing news related to diet and exercise — key factors in living a healthy life — the impact of stress doesn’t seem to garner much attention. But research on stress is growing, including recent studies we’ve dug into for this issue’s “Stress Less” section.
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Doctors' New Residence
The vision of a medical school in Spokane is becoming a reality