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RESEARCH THAT MATTERS TO WOMEN Hobbies May Help Ward Off Alzheimer’s Women younger than age 60 who stimulate their brains with hobbies may be less likely to get Alzheimer’s later. Researchers studied the previous hobbies of more than 500 adults in their 70s, most of them women. The subjects who regularly read, knitted, or had

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CHD: Women Can Lower Their Risk

Millions of American women have coronary heart disease (CHD). Two major risk factors for CHD in women are high blood cholesterol and high blood pressure. Keeping Cholesterol in Check Cholesterol comes in two varieties. LDL—low-density lipoprotein—is known as “bad” cholesterol because it can clog arteries to your heart. This raises your risk for heart attack

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Fall

Fall 2003 Calendar Tuesdays Together Get-Togethers Educational Health Screenings Healthy Families Support and Encouragement Family Birthing Center Classes It’s a Birthday Party! Register for classes in advance by calling A Woman’s Place at 920-498-4205 unless otherwise indicated. To ensure your place in the programs, fees must be received FOUR days prior to class date. Please

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Spring

Spring 2003 Calendar Get-Togethers Healthy Families Support and Encouragement Educational Health Screenings Vacation Bible School Register for classes in advance by calling A Woman’s Place at 920-498-4205 unless otherwise indicated. A Woman’s Place offers a fragrance-free and smoke-free environment. Get-Togethers Everywoman’s Journaling Program Thursday, June 19, from 1 to 3 p.m. and 6 to 8

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Today’s Health News e-Health Newsletters Breaking News – December 31, 2008 Rising blood glucose levels have been identified by scientists as a possible contributing factor in age-related cognitive decline   Breaking News – December 24, 2008 Focus on keeping your weight steady with simple healthy eating strategies, rather than worry about gaining or losing weight

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