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The Power of Three
Is a triathlon in your future? Squeezing in time for training is all in a day's work for KXLY's Melissa Luck
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No More Frowns
Can Botox play a role in mental health?
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Truth at Hand
Beautiful hands are a workshop for manicurists and plastic surgeons
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Making Winter Wonderful
Keeping your skin and hair healthy requires extra care in harsh weather
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Of Superfoods and Soups
Latin fusion flavors enliven lunches at Coeur d'Alene's Cafe Carambola
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Body of Knowledge
How much should moms talk about weight with their daughters?
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Conquering Falls and Fears
Stepping up to improve strength and balance
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The Art of Meditation
Zentangle offers relaxation and focus through pen and paper
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Sweet Seduction
Can sugar be part of a healthful, balanced diet?
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Serious Monkey Business
A stuffed monkey can keep kids connected to classmates during hospital treatments
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Holding Them Close
Among the newest — and oldest — techniques in caring for premature babies: skin-to-skin contact
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Their Own Words | Dorothy MacEachern
Armed mainly with detailed questionnaires, epidemiologist Dorothy MacEachern tracks down the sources of food-borne disease for the Spokane Regional Health District.
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A 3,500-Year-Old Tradition
Camelina is making a comeback, thanks to its unique properties and adventurous farmers like the Greenwalt Family in Ritzville, Wash.
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