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Senior Living: How to reduce risk for cataracts
Q. It seems that all my friends are having cataract surgery lately. What can I do to reduce my risk? Americans are living longer than ever before, and most people who live into their 70s and beyond will develop cataracts at some point. That's why it's...Tags: Steroids, Surgery, Diabetes, Cataracts, Internists
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All Health's Breaking Loose: Living with the heat
They say you can blame acting a little crazy on a full moon. Maybe so, but I think it's time we gave the sun its crazy-making due as well. I was out for a run one morning last week. Already in the upper 80s, the temperature was rising fast. Jogging toward...Tags: Hormones and Metabolism, Arizona, Skin, Physiology, Human Body
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Civility: Business casual tips
Part I: The latest statistics from the Society for Human Resource Management show that 89% of U.S. companies allow workers to wear casual clothing one day a week. Forty-four percent of all U.S. businesses have adopted casual all-the-time policies, up from...Tags: Career and Workplace, Companies and Corporations, Employees, Finance, Economy, Business and Finance
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Senior Living: Normal aging
What is normal aging?
Scientists continue to study this very question. It is known that some of our functionality declines over time such as hearing, vision, muscle mass, metabolism, even some loss of brain function.
You have probably noticed these...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Heart Disease, Internists, Clubs and Associations, Physical Therapists
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The Valley Line: Refreshingly cool 'Arabian Nights'
According to the weather people on the various TV stations, we are headed for one of the coolest Julys in recent recorded history. Guess Mother Nature just knew some of us were loving that "June gloom" and just kept giving us extra servings.
It was cool...Tags: Politics, Radio Industry, Dance, Television Industry, Georgia
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Secrets of color power
Part 3 This is the final installment of an interview that UCLA graduate student Ivan Iannoli held with me recently. Iannoli is completing his masters of fine arts degree in photography and was inquiring about my philosophy on the power of color. Q....Tags: Education, Fashion Shows, Entertainment, University of California, Los Angeles
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Teen robbed at gunpoint
Los Angeles County Sheriff's detectives are looking for at least two men involved in an armed robbery last week on Foothill Boulevard. A 19-year-old man was listening to an iPod while walking in the 1700 block of Foothill Boulevard in La Caņada...Tags: Apple iPod, Juvenile Delinquency, Social Issues, Theft, Los Angeles
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Civility: Slimming tips for plus-size women
Part 1 The average size of the American woman is a size l4 and 145 pounds. All women can celebrate their beauty and uniqueness by emphasizing, not hiding, their positive shapely features. As I have said before, there is nothing wrong with your body, but... -
Crime Blotter
Area 1 2900 block of Community Avenue: A Crescenta Valley High School teacher placed an iPod on a desk in the back of a classroom on July 1 at 2 p.m. When the teacher returned the next morning, the iPod was missing. The loss was valued at $225. 2800...Tags: Apple iPod, Ocean View, Vehicles, Theft, California
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Civility: Choose swimsuits wisely
As I have mentioned earlier, there may be nothing wrong with your body, but only in your choice of bathing suits. Educate yourself about your body so that you can make the best decisions. In 1935 swimwear covered 35% of the body; in l942, 24% was covered;...Tags: Neck
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A closer look at online shopping for eyeglasses
Armed with a prescription and some patience, consumers can save hundreds of dollars — and maybe some time — by buying eyeglasses online. For most, the major concerns are cosmetic ones. But an important risk is often overlooked: the quality...Tags: Clothing, Accessories, and Shoes, Instrument Engineering, Newspaper and Magazine, Clothing Accessories, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Optometrists warn consumers about Halloween contacts
Press ReleasePeople who wear decorative contact lenses without medical guidance or without a valid prescription are at risk for ocular inflammation, bacterial infection or mechanical damage to the eye, with the potential for blindness. The Indiana Attorney General...Tags: Halloween, Consumers, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Lawyers, Religious Festivals
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