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Seven Tips for Men's Health and Safety
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have some useful men's health tips for the summer months.
Practice Water Safety - In 2004, men accounted for 78% of accidental drowning deaths. Learn how to swim, and never swim alone. Also, don't mix alcohol and boating.
Protect your skin - Skin cancer effects men as well as women, so most should consider wearing sunscreen with a SPF factor of 15 or more. (Read more about Seven Tips for Men's Health and Safety)
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E. Coli Prevention | Nutrition
This is a dirty problem we have on our hands.
According to the center for science in the public interest, in the U.S. alone, there are 76 million--that’s right, million-- illnesses due to food borne pathogens each year, and five thousands deaths.
That means roughly one in four of us get sick from our food each year.
Less than heart-healthy foods are what we come to expect from many fast food chains. But life-threatening bacteria… No. (Read more about E. Coli Prevention | Nutrition)
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Valentine's Chocolate Heart Benefits
Recently there has been considerable focus on the health benefits of chocolate, pointing out that chocolate contains substances that can help prevent various diseases. There is a small but growing body of evidence that flavanols in chocolate might be responsible for the health benefits of chocolate on the cardiovascular system. (Read more about Valentine's Chocolate Heart Benefits)
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FAST FOOD SALADS
If you’re not super-sizing your fries and you want to feast on a fast food salad, proceed with caution. Researchers at Consumer Reports found that a McDonald’s Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad with dressing has 440 calories and 26 grams of fat, while Wendy’s Mandarin Chicken Salad with dressing has 630 calories and 35 grams of fat. (Read more about FAST FOOD SALADS)
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FOOD LABEL CHANGES
The FDA is planning on overhauling the labeling of foods, so that you, the consumer, can know how much you’re really eating.
Right now, the food labels are deceiving, and you may be thinking you’re taking in fewer calories and carbs than you really are. If you look on a food label, the key is the number of servings to understand what you’re really taking in. Serving sizes come in varying shapes and sizes, and right now, food labels are deceiving, which may be part of the reason America has such an obesity problem. (Read more about FOOD LABEL CHANGES)
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HALLOWEEN FOOD SAFETY
It’s Halloween this weekend, and parents need to take extreme care with Halloween food safety. Specifically, parents of children with food allergies need to take extra caution.
Halloween food safety is a particularly important consideration for parents of children with allergies. Lurking inside that harmless looking cupcake or chocolate bar could be ingredients harmful to people with allergies. (Read more about HALLOWEEN FOOD SAFETY)
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FOOD SAFETY
Cynthia Piro takes every food safety precaution in the kitchen before she hits the grill.
“I always wash off my cutting boards with warm soapy water,” says Cynthia.
And every food group gets its own preparation area.
“Vegetables get their own cutting board to prevent any contamination from the chicken.” (Read more about FOOD SAFETY)
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FOOD ALLERGIES
There was good news this week for patients suffering from food allergies.
President Bush signed into law a bill that calls for better labeling of food products so that consumers have improved access to information about food allergies. With the improved food labels consumers can identify whether ingredients to which they are allergic are present. (Read more about FOOD ALLERGIES)
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FOOD PYRAMID REVAMP
The food pyramid is the government’s symbol of healthy eating.
Now, the U.S. Department of Agriculture says the food pyramid is not pulling its weight, as Americans get fatter and fatter and ignore the government’s recommendations.
The Department of Agriculture is looking to introduce a new food pyramid, changing not only what it recommends, but also, how it gets the message through to the consumer. (Read more about FOOD PYRAMID REVAMP)
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HEALTHY HOLIDAY FOOD STUDY
As you cook up the holiday meal this weekend, did you remember to put out enough foods high in antioxidants, the cancer fighting, heart disease-battling chemicals? (Read more about HEALTHY HOLIDAY FOOD STUDY)
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 Dr. Richard M. Magill, Jr.
University Orthopedics
19 Bradhurst Ave. Ste 1300N
Hawthorne,
NY
10532
Call (888) 834-8517
You need to undergo hand surgery? Dr. Richard Magill is an orthopedist located in Westchester, NY who has specialized in hand surgery. Double certified Dr. Magill has the training and experience to give you the treatment you want. At University Orthopedics in Westchester you can count on the well trained and cooperative staff to give you the attention you deserve.
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 Dr. George N. Pace
Manhattan Footcare, P.C.
52 Duane Street
New York,
NY
10001
Call (888) 567-6446
Had a bad day at the workplace or on the sports field and hurt your foot? Dr. George Pace of Manhattan, NYC is a podiatrist with experience and training in sports medicine and related foot injuries. He practices at Manhattan Footcare where patients can benefit from the experience of Board Certified specialists with over 20 years combined experience on the staff.
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 Dr. George N. Pace
Manhattan Footcare, P.C.
347 5th Ave (between 33rd and 34th)
New York,
NY
10016
Call (888) 567-6446
Looking for a foot orthotics specialist in Manhattan, NYC? Foot orthotics can make your life easier and enable you to continue doing all that you enjoy. Dr. George Pace of Manhattan Foot Care is a foot and ankle specialist with training in the treatment of a range of work and sport related injuries. He is the right person to advise you on your choice of foot orthotics.
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Dr. George N. Pace
Manhattan Footcare, P.C.
52 Duane Street
New York,
NY
10001
Call (888) 567-6446
Are you looking for a highly qualified and well-trained podiatrist in Manhattan? Dr. Steven Menna and his associate Dr. George Pace can help. Together they have over 40 years of experience treating foot problems of all kinds at Manhattan Footcare. Arthritic foot care is a main focus of their clinic as many elderly persons suffer from this painful condition. If you are living in or around Manhattan and looking for relief, Dr. Menna and his team can help.
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 Dr. Richard M. Magill, Jr.
University Orthopedics
19 Bradhurst Ave. Ste 1300N
Hawthorne,
NY
10532
Call (888) 834-8517
Is your hand injured? Consult a good orthopedic surgeon and get the right treatment for your hand injury. Dr. Richard Magill is a skilled and experienced orthopedist in Westchester, NY who provides quality general and specialty orthopedic services, as part of a tertiary care and trauma center.
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