Week 8
Breaking News: Losing weight is hard
It's been almost a year since I lost 100 pounds and I've managed to keep off about 70% of what I lost.  This is a huge achievement for me and I feel like the way I end up looking at it and treating it will be a defining moment:  will I be a "the glass is half-full" person or a "the glass is half-empty" person?
Preventing complications of Type 2 diabetes
Short-term overeating could make long-term weight loss tougher
Living without my scale means less stress, but requires more focus
Could drinking water before meals help you lose weight?
5 tips to bulldoze a bad mood
Proper training for marathon run takes time, experts say
Buff up your back-to-school body
Using the hunger scale to help tackle emotional eating
Lyme disease: What the symptoms are and how to prevent tick bites
Diet pill Meridia ups heart attack risk: study
The weight loss drug Meridia has been linked to an increased risk of heart attacks and stroke, although it does not seem to up the risk of death in patients with a history of heart problems.
Are the eggs in your fridge safe to eat?
If you're like millions of Americans, the recent news of a massive egg recall due to salmonella contamination has probably made you refrain from ordering "sunny side up" the past couple of weeks.
Nighttime leg cramps, symptoms, causes, treatment
Sometimes muscle cramps aren't just from exercising too hard. Find out about nighttime leg cramps, what to do about them and when to see your doctor.
Many girls now begin puberty at age 7, 8
The onset of puberty is continuing to drop among American girls, with many girls as young as 7 and 8 now showing the beginnings of breast development, new research shows.
Cholesterol Center
Preventive surgeries may be lifesaver for women at high cancer risk
FDA finds rodents, manure piles at farms in egg recall
Dog gene offers clues to rare human brain disease
Pediatric group issues new flu shot guidelines
CDC revises death estimates from flu
Health Tips
Health tip: if you have cirrhosis
Health tip: get ready for baby's bath
Health tip: don't drive after drinking
Health tip: when something's stuck in your eye
Health tip: signs that people with dementia shouldn't drive
Health tip: spot symptoms of ringworm
Health tip: keep baby safe around stairs
Health tip: snug shoes can damage feet
Health tip: treating rotavirus at home
Health tip: training a toddler to use the toilet
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