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  • Get Ready for Your Best Year of Fitness

    If you're getting ready to make New Year's fitness resolutions, don’t. Instead, design a yearlong fitness plan to make sure that you have effective lifestyle changes in place.

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  • Stop the Cycle of Emotional Eating

    If you raid the fridge when you’re stressed or upset, that’s called emotional eating. Letting your feelings guide your food intake can affect your health. You can take steps to break the cycle.

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  • How to Dress for Winter

    Do you know enough about the cold to keep warm? Poor planning of a winter outing can lead to frostbite and hypothermia.

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Are you at a weight that lets you feel and look your best? If not, it’s time to start managing your weight. The good news is that to lose weight, you don’t have to diet. But you may need to learn new skills. Find out how to lose weight safely and keep it off for good.
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Pregnancy is an exciting time for parents-to-be. You want to know as much as you can about your developing baby and how your actions will affect his health. Use this information to help you make informed decisions from conception through delivery.
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Stay healthy and vigorous into old age by eating right, getting plenty of exercise and following recommended disease prevention practices.
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    Fats are important to your diet, as are carbohydrates and proteins. Certain types of fats are better for you than others and eating too much of any kind of fat can pack on the pounds.

    It is important to know your estimated due date in order to help plan for the baby's birth.

    This questionnaire can help you find out how likely you are to have depression.

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      A pacemaker is a small device that helps the heart beat normally. See how it’s put in the chest, and how it uses electrical signals to keep the heart on track.

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