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    Jun 10, 2010 |Story| HB Independent

  1. City Lights: Walk for a good cause

    Meet Orange County's toughest athlete of the month. He's not scuffing the court in the NBA Finals, didn't pitch a perfect game or lose one on a blown call. He's probably never going to make a sports page of any kind. But even if David Shandling isn't...

    Tags: National Basketball Association, Huntington Beach, Health, Blockbuster, Dialysis

    2. Jun 15, 2010 |Story| Daily Pilot

  2. Edison grad has miles of mettle

    Meet Orange County's toughest athlete of the month. He's not scuffing the court in the NBA Finals. He didn't pitch a perfect game or lose one on a blown call. He's probably never going to make a sports page of any kind. But even if David Shandling isn't...

    Tags: National Basketball Association, Huntington Beach, Health, Blockbuster, Dialysis

    3. Jun 28, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times
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    4. Nov 3, 2009 | Los Angeles Times

  4. A possible link between anabolic steroid abuse and kidney damage

    Booster Shots
    Abusing anabolic steroids can carry numerous health risks. In a new study of bodybuilders who abused the substance, a link may have been found between that misuse and serious kidney problems. In a study presented recently to the annual meeting......
    5. Nov 12, 2009 | Los Angeles Times

  5. Food-borne infections endanger long-term health, especially for kids

    Booster Shots
    Fair warning: Put down that salad or medium-rare cheeseburger you're eating, pitch the brie cheese you enjoy with a glass of wine, and clear the chicken and leafy greens from the plate in front of Junior. Because you're not going......
    6. May 12, 2010 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. Not-So-New Kidneys Can Save Lives

    At 71, with more than two years of a punishing schedule of dialysis under his belt, William Kavadias thought a new kidney would never come. Transplants, he assumed, were for the young.
    Baltimore Sun
    At 71, with more than two years of a punishing schedule of dialysis under his belt, William Kavadias thought a new kidney would never come. Transplants, he assumed, were for the young. But last year, Kavadias' life-saving chance came in an unlikely...

    Tags: Health, University of Maryland Medical Center, Renal Failure, Medical Research, Health and Safety at School

    7. Jul 21, 2009 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel

  7. Drink lots of water to avoid kidney stones (and other tips!)

    Those solid masses that form in the kidneys can grow big enough to cause severe pain and even infection as they pass into the urinary tract.
    Daily Press (Newport News, Va.)
    Those solid masses that form in the kidneys can grow big enough to cause severe pain and even infection as they pass into the urinary tract. Here are some tips from doctors on preventing stones from developing: Drink lots of water. Kidney stones are...

    Tags: Grapefruit, Urine, Health, Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Diabetes

    8. Oct 6, 2009 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. Shake the Salt Habit for a Longer Life

    The argument over how much salt in the diet is too much has been going on for decades. One camp says that we all need to eat less salt. The other scoffs at this tasteless idea, claiming that cutting back on salt would have little effect on public health. One thing missing from the sometimes heated debate is evidence about the long-term effects of lowering salt intake. Oodles of studies have shown that eating too much salt boosts blood pressure and getting less lowers it. But until now, there has been precious little information on what really matters: salt's effect on heart disease and survival.
    Courtesy of Harvard Letters
    The argument over how much salt in the diet is too much has been going on for decades. One camp says that we all need to eat less salt. The other scoffs at this tasteless idea, claiming that cutting back on salt would have little effect on public health....

    Tags: High Blood Pressure, Health, Weight Loss, Health Organizations, Crime, Law and Justice

    9. Sep 15, 2009 |Story| Tribune Media Services
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    Tags: Health, High Blood Pressure, Pharmaceuticals, Medical Procedures and Tests, Health and Medical Professionals

    10. Jul 18, 2009 |Story| WPMT-LTV

  10. York Family Struggles With Loved One's Final Expenses

    You can't put a price on love. If you could, Juan Viera Colon's family would sell as much of it as possible. That's because 49-year-old Colon is dying of kidney failure. His family now needs $7,600 to pay for his funeral.
    Staff reporter
    You can't put a price on love. If you could, Juan Viera Colon's family would sell as much of it as possible. That's because 49-year-old Colon is dying of kidney failure. His family now needs $7,600 to pay for his funeral. "This is his choice," Colon's...

    Tags: Puerto Rico, Health, Hospitals and Clinics, Family, Renal Failure

    11. Apr 8, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  11. Fish and Game Q&A: What happened to the trout fishery in Lake Oroville?

    Outposts
    In support of the California Department of Fish and Game and its effort to keep hunters and anglers informed, Outposts, on Thursday or Friday, posts marine biologist Carrie Wilson's weekly Q&A column: Question:What happened to the trout fishery in Lake......
    12. May 27, 2009 |Story| WTIC-LTV

  12. Lupus Information

    Lupus.org Public Lacks Awareness of Serious Disease with Life-Threatening Complications (West Hartford, CT – CTLFA ) Most women likely can describe warning signs and health risks associated with breast cancer and heart disease, but according to a recent...

    Tags: Brain, Renal Failure, Chest Pains, Arthritis, Heart Attack

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