- Healthwise
- Lathering
up for better skin
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A
Peachtree City woman looking for relief for her skin has a homemade
remedy that she is now sharing with others via her own home-based
business.
- Protecting
little ones
- Shaken Baby Syndrome
(SBS) is a condition that occurs after a baby is shaken so violently
that the blood vessels connecting the brain to the skull are torn.
- Health
care in Fayette quite different 50 years ago
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In
1948 Fayette County, like many other counties, was very poor and rural.
It was at the end of World War II, and everything had gone into the
war effort.
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- Five
holiday gift ideas for the healthy minded
- Don't panic. There
are still plenty of shopping days left this holiday season. But before
venturing out to tackle your gift list, resolve to shop smarter and
healthier this year.
- Fitting
in
- It is no secret
that children are concerned about fitting in with their peers. They
want to wear clothes that are similar to their friends' clothes, wear
similar jewelry, and drive cars or ride bicycles that are popular models.
- Diabetes:
What to know, head to toe
- Sixteen million
Americans have diabetes: but one out of three of those persons does
not know it.
- Keep
your hearing in good shape
- We all know that
exercise is good for keeping our bodies in good shape.
- Piedmont
Physicians at Peachtree City welcomes new doctors
- Frank Alena, M.D.,
Ph.D., a family physician, and Christine Long Choat, M.D., an internist,
both formerly with The Emory Clinic at the Fayetteville Health Center,
will join Piedmont Physicians at Peachtree City beginning Dec. 1 and
Jan. 1, respectively.
- New
study shows benefits of hearing aids
- The Journal of
the American Medical Association in its Oct. 11 issue carried a precedent-setting
article which reported findings from the first carefully controlled,
multi-center clinical trial of hearing aids.
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