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By hunnybunn54 on November 20th, 2009
No Mammograms Before 50?
The new controversy about not needing to get mammograms before the age 50.
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By lbush38 on November 20th, 2009
Teenage Depression and Suicide
The phenomenon of teenage depression is much more widespread than most parents or educators suspect.
By maggiewinner on November 19th, 2009
How to Have a Pleasant Pregnancy
When you are pregnant, undoubtedly it’s a crucial moment for you, your spouse and your family. You may be wondering if there are some tips which can help you have a pleasant pregnancy. Yes, there are some practical advices waiting for you:
By rekon hall on November 16th, 2009
Nutrition for Children
Give your child more free range when outside home.
By Kaetus on November 15th, 2009
Tips for a Healthy Lifestyle
10 tips to get you on your way to a healthy lifestyle.
By Andrew Tate III on November 15th, 2009
Drop 2-3 Dress Sizes in 10 Minutes
Have you heard about the body magic reshaping garment that allows a person to drop 2-3 sizes in 10 minutes without diet, pills, exercise or surgery?
By Dawn Fox on November 15th, 2009
Preventing Drug and Alcohol Use (In Young People)
This is an essay that I prepared for a drug and alcohol class. It is written in APA style. There was a five page requirement, with in-text citations and a seperate page for references. The paper is not yet graded, so I can’t tell you how good it really is, but I feel pretty confident in its quality. The information is good and plentyful. Please enjoy and use this information to help prevent drug use in the children in your lives.
By Kay Pierre on November 13th, 2009
How to Deal with Add and Bipolar Children
This is on ADD and bipolar children.
By Frances Lawrence on November 13th, 2009
Asperger Syndrome – The Diagnosis
Asperger Syndrome is an Autistic Spectrum disorder. It is a life long disability which affects the way that people understand the world, process information, and communicate with others. The way that the condition affects people will vary both in terms of severity and the ways which the condition influences their behaviour. It is not possible to tell that someone has the condition just by looking at them, it is a hidden disability and people often assume that the person with Aspergers is being rude or badly behaved. The three main areas that people with Asperger syndrome struggle with are difficulty with communication, difficulty interacting with other people and difficulty with abstract thought and imagination. This is my account of coping with a child with Asperger Syndrome.
