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	The Public Speaks Out
	November 5th, 2008
	In medical literature you expect to read debates about complications with drugs for various conditions, but now we see the public speaking out in non-medical publications. read more



	Crisis Thinking
	September 26th, 2008
	Why is it that people won’t plan ahead? Do they believe themselves immune to adversity? They buy life insurance in case of accidental death, home insurance in case of fire or flood, and auto insurance in case of traffic accident, but don’t take the personal precautions that could prevent the diseases that shorten life. read more



	I LOVE WATERMELON
	July 30th, 2008
	No other fruit says summer like the sweet, crunchy, thirst quenching watermelon. Although watermelons can now be found in food markets throughout the year, the season for watermelon is in the summer when they are sweet and of the best quality. read more



	Cost Versus Value
	June 6th, 2008
	A few years ago the Mr. Goodwrench ads advertised, 'pay us now or pay us later.' The pitch was for retaining the efficiency of your car (and its value) by proper maintenance. read more



	Your Hungrey Cells
	February 25th, 2008
	You hear a lot about prolonging life and delaying death, but did you know that a large part of you is dead already? I know some of my readers already know that, but when it is put in the entertaining way Bill Bryson puts it in his interesting book A Short History Of Practically Everything, it takes on new meaning. read more



	On Vision Loss
	February 1st, 2008
	Cataracts are a major cause of blindness in India, Africa, and developing nations around the world, and many appeals have been and continue to be made for financial and scientific support for efforts to improve the situation. Having been involved in medical mission work in Africa and the South Pacific, I know the need first hand. read more



	Eyes on Fire
	September 20th, 2007
	A few years ago any mention that inflammation and degenerative disease of the eyes could be linked to systemic inflammatory disease would be greeted with skepticism. Not any more. Dr. Jerre Minor Freeman of Memphis has seen to that. read more



	Scare Tactics
	August 10th, 2007
	To get your attention I could begin with an alarming headline like I get every few days in the mail. I got one a few days ago from AAA (the Auto Club) beginning “…IF A DEADLY ACCIDENT STRIKES YOU”, going on to say that once a deadly accident hits, that’s it. read more



	Signs of Life
	February 28th, 2007
	It has been said that the eyes are the windows to the soul, and I would add, to the body as well. The eyes reveal much about ones general health, and when the eye doctor looks into your eyes, he sees clues to the health of the entire body. read more



	Brain Exercise
	February 20th, 2007
	The brain is not a muscle. Or is it? A recently published study from the University of California showed that a modest amount of mental activity could dramatically delay the progress of Alzheimer’s disease in mice. Mice that were given daily training sessions for a week every three months were able to hold the degenerative brain disease at bay during the year long study. read more



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