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Fitness Fridays: Ready for 'The Hunger Games'? Fighting fit? http://t.co/Ys32kaO1
dailypress.com — “I've been hearing snippets of information about "The Hunger Games" for weeks now, with the pace and regularity picking up momentum the closer it got to opening day of the movie, now here. I was having trouble understanding the appeal from those same disjointed snippets -- until this morning.” View full resource at dailypress.com
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Health Notes: Why risk it? Free skin cancer screenings in Hampton and Newport News: The Skin Cancer Foundation's... http://t.co/6mGa9O3J
dailypress.com — “ The Skin Cancer Foundation 's 5th annual Road to Healthy Skin Tour presented by AVEENO® and Rite Aid will visit Rite Aid stores in Hampton and Newport News the weekend of April 20-21 in its 38-foot customized RV.” View full resource at dailypress.com
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Health Notes: Why risk it? Free skin cancer screenings in Hampton and Newport News: The Skin Cancer Foundation's... http://t.co/6mGa9O3J
First-time mom: Go ahead, talk to my kids - dailypress.com
dailypress.com — “First-time mom: Go ahead, talk to my kids” View full resource at dailypress.com
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Mom says, 'Go ahead and talk to my kids' http://t.co/9WK6vGgB
Green Thumb Awards: 5 best gardening products - dailypress.com
dailypress.com — “A fresh gardening season means a slew of new plants and products, including almost a dozen winning the 2012 Green Thumb Awards from the Direct Gardening Association, formerly known as the Mailorder Gardening Association.” View full resource at dailypress.com
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Quit Now hotline gets emergency funding - dailypress.com
dailypress.com — “Virginia nonprofit rescues tobacco-use hotline” View full resource at dailypress.com
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Quit Now hot line gets emergency funding: Virginia nonprofit rescues tobacco-use hot line Thanks to Prevention C... http://t.co/GE6rWIoH
Chesterfield first-grader¿s allergy-related death prompts alert reminding schools not to use 'food rewards' - dailypress.com
dailypress.com — “Hampton administrators were told last week to remind teachers not to use ¿food rewards¿. The 7-year-old girl died from what is believed to be an allergic reaction to peanuts, according to media reports.” View full resource at dailypress.com
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School Encourages Teachers to Not Use Food as Rewards in Classrooms #foodallergy http://t.co/MCV88zCF
RT @ResultsforLife Newport News Daily Press reports on Battelle study on 116,000#jobs from genetic testing http://t.co/hqw1T1RJ
dailypress.com — “In a new report, The American Clinical Laboratory Association asserts that genetic testing and genomic clinical lab testing generates 116,000 jobs -- 44,000 directly, the rest indirectly -- and contributes $16.5 billion annually to the U.S. economy.” View full resource at dailypress.com
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RT @ResultsforLife Newport News Daily Press reports on Battelle study on 116,000#jobs from genetic testing http://t.co/hqw1T1RJ
Virginia health care: Gov. McDonnell wants to cut the health care safety net for the poor - dailypress.com
dailypress.com — “Health care providers try to convince lawmakers that funding free clinics, community health centers is the best bang for the buck” View full resource at dailypress.com
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Va's health care safety net unraveling: They were also too poor to pay for health care or medicine. They were al... http://t.co/jRtCsaNN
Fitness Fridays: It's all in the socks - dailypress.com
dailypress.com — “As a child I always got terrible blisters on my heels whenever I played a sport. And yes, growing up in England, girls were not confined to cheerleading for the boys. (Everyone in the U.S. should be celebrating the anniversary of Title 1X here that opened the way for girls to participate fully in sports.)” View full resource at dailypress.com
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Fitness Fridays: It's all in the socks http://t.co/Qm9KtsVD
Sentara Norfolk General Hospital performs region's first 'kidney swap' - dailypress.com
dailypress.com — “Surgeons at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital performed the region's first "kidney swap" operation early Tuesday morning.” View full resource at dailypress.com
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See a photo of Dr. Michael Fabrizio in the OR, performing the hospital's first paired kidney swap - http://t.co/8Tnw1jCt
Health Notes: Ovarian cancer advocates concerned about FDA's stance on Avastin: While breast cancer advocates ha... http://t.co/Xn9dTek3
dailypress.com — “ While breast cancer advocates have accepted the FDA's removal of Avastin as an approved treatment for breast cancer, those advocating for ovarian cancer patients are concerned with the possible ramifications. The Ovarian Cancer National Alliance released the following statement last week:” View full resource at dailypress.com
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Health Notes: Virginia babies are getting healthier - but there's still a racial disparity: Virginia has much to... http://t.co/9xVQzPlk
dailypress.com — “Virginia has much to celebrate on World Prematurity Awareness Day. The number of late preterm births has decreased; teen pregnancy rates have dropped; more women in Virginia are insured and the smoking rate among women has declined. Additionally, WIC enrollment and breastfeeding rates have gone up.” View full resource at dailypress.com
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Why people don't report child sex abuse - dailypress.com
dailypress.com — “Hampton Roads experts teach prevention and counsel victims” View full resource at dailypress.com
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Why people don't report child sexual abuse - http://t.co/dozVIY14 #HRVA experts teach prevention and counsel victims
Education trends: The end of the spelling test - dailypress.com
dailypress.com — “The weekly tradition of spelling tests is gone from elementary classrooms.” View full resource at dailypress.com
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Should spelling tests be eliminated in elementary schools? http://t.co/827aPqzg My school does both. #education #spelling
Virginia state hospitals have progressive 'tobacco-free' rule - dailypress.com
dailypress.com — “Tobacco use among the mentally ill far outstrips use by other groups. The findings, released this month in a report, "A Hidden Epidemic: Tobacco Use and Mental Illness ," by the nonprofit Legacy put the rate at almost double that in the general population.” View full resource at dailypress.com
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