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NCAA Basketball- Texas wins over Pittsburg but loses Ward

By: Audrey Nolan | 2010-01-26 | Basketball
The Texas Longhorns won a complicated game against a very strong Pittsburg 78-62 but the game ended on a sour note: starting guard Varez Ward injured his right knee even before the game started. The e read more

How to ward off osteroporosis

By: Article Manager | 2010-09-22 | Medicine
Osteroporosis is a condition that reduce the density of the bones making them weak and fragile. This condition is mostly seen in women at the time of post menopause. Doctors prescribe medications to strengthen the bones and lower the risk of bone fracture. read more

Checking Out the Maternity Ward

By: Tal Nach | 2010-04-01 | Pregnancy
I'm about to be a second time mom, but this was my first time checking out the hospital ward. If you're a first-time mom-to-be and you're touring hospital wards to try and figure out where to give birth, you may not know exactly what to look for. As a second-time mom-to-be, I have a better idea of what I'm looking for in my delivery experience. This article might help you figure out what it is you need. read more

Warding Off Regular Compost Obstacles

By: CB Michaels | 2010-10-05 | Landscaping
While composting is not an unaccountably problematical effort, there are nonetheless a couple of main traits to be on the lookout for in your compost. If a compost mound should start showing any of these obstacles then it is basic to have knowledge of how to cure them and furthermore anticipate them in the future. read more

How to ward off osteroporosis

By: Article Manager | 2010-09-22 | Medicine
High blood pressure could be life threatening if it is not controlled or prevent using proper medications or treatment. Proper exercise, diet and medication can control the blood pressure. read more

Answering Service For Doctors: Ensure Round-The-Clock

By: john austin | 2012-05-23 | Customer Service
Hiring an answering service for doctors is the need of the hour if you want to survive in the contemporary competitive world. read more

Pulse Oximeter At Prison Health Wards

By: Jack Rogers | 2011-02-02 | Health & Fitness
Prison is a dangerous place, and always has been. The danger to both prisoners and guards has always been high, and for that reason certain precautions are always taken to ensure that violence does not break out. read more

How to Ward Off the Common Cold

By: Sara Ryan | 2011-01-15 | Alternative Medicine
We have all heard the warnings about washing our hands and sneezing into our sleeve. Those are always listed as ways to fight the common cold and stay healthy through the winter. Using disposable towels and cups in the bathroom is another good way to stop the spread of germs in the home... read more

Ward Off Diabetes Complications With Proper Information

By: Rose Windale | 2010-04-02 | Diabetes
Diabetes can be such an inconvenient condition to live with. Being diabetic means having to live with certain limitations or restrictions. If you happen to be suffering from diabetes, it is only apt that you take measures to manage and cope with the condition. You might have heard much information about this disease. It is more often anticipated that on your part, there would be anxieties and queries. read more

A Place in Florida - Maternity Ward For Whales

By: Gene Ingle | 2010-03-30 | Wildlife and Environment
There's a place in Florida where you can look for right whales giving birth to their calves. It's along Florida's east coast, from the Georgia border southward to maybe Vero Beach. Pregnant whales make a 2,800-mile round trip from their summer home off Massachusetts and Canada to give birth in Florida. read more

Private Tuition: Satisfying Educational Needs of Your Wards Effectively

By: Article Publeser | 2011-06-17 | Career management
With the widespread use of technology, online private tuition has reignited the lost spirit of tuition business. People now find it easier than ever to help their wards undergo private lessons from these private tuition services. read more

The Weird Combination to Ward off Skin Cancer

By: Dr Machione | 2012-04-23 | Nutrition
Most cancer research focuses on ways to treat cancer once an individual is diagnosed, but what if researchers were able to determine how to prevent cancer? This is the mission of the Center for Cancer Prevention Research which is based at the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy. read more

FDA Compliance and Cleaner Wards - How Can Hospitals Keep Improving?

By: Mark Andrew Woodcock | 2010-03-29 | Health & Fitness
For hospitals to stay up to date on all the new advances in medicine, there are several key areas that they must always ensure are staffed with the most knowledgeable staff, best technology and proper hygiene processes. Only when the hospital managers take it into their own hands to ensure that protocols are kept to and every member of staff works to the highest standards, will British health care come to have a better reputation, and patients will have a better experience whilst in hospital. read more

Take a Spin with Olivia Ward and Hannah Curlee

By: Jared Ingram | 2011-09-19 | Celebrities
The sister-team of Olivia Ward and Hannah Curlee from Season 11 of “The Biggest Loser” not only beat out other contestants to win the fitness competition but are devoted to continually inspiring others to make a drastic change in their lives. Both sisters lost over 100-pounds during the 20-week challenge and on August 27th, 2011 became certified spinning instructors. read more

Warding Off Osteoporosis Through Lifestyle And Diet Modification

By: Ronald K. Redman | 2011-07-09 | Disabilities
Fosamax, also known as alendronate sodium, is a bone-strengthening drug. It has become common as the initial line of treatment against osteoporosis Surprisingly, a lot of women, and even men, are filing Fosamax femur fracture lawsuits soon after incurring atypical femur injuries as a result of prolonged use of the drug. read more