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Celebrity Health Styles/ Celebrity Causes: Resources1
- Celebrity HealthStyles
- December 15, 2010
Celebrity Health and Fitness Celebrity Health & Fitness is a health, fitness, fashion and lifestyle Web magazine based in New York City. It publishes in-depth features and daily updates on news, opinion and gossip involving celebrity health, fitness, beauty, diet and fashion tips and secrets.
READ MORECelebrities building green, environmentally friendly homes inspire homeowners to remodel0
- Celebrity Causes
- January 28, 2013
In Hollywood, celebrities are setting a trend by building green, environmentally friendly homes and making sustainable lifestyle choices. These celebs are inspiring Americans to go green in their own homes. Greencelebrity.net, 1/19/2013
READ MORECelebrities Attend First-Ever American Giving Awards0
- Celebrity HealthStyles
- December 14, 2011
The first-ever American Giving Awards (AGAs) aired on NBC on Friday. The program, hosted by 22-time Emmy Award-Winner Bob Costas, featured celebrity tributes to the accomplishments of five charities selected through online voting. Stars including will.i.am, Miley Cyrus, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, 50 Cent, and Rodney Atkins were in attendance. To Write Love on Her Arms
READ MORECelebrities act as traders for charity0
- Celebrity Causes
- September 16, 2011
Several celebrities tried their talents at day trading on Monday, to raise money for their chosen charities at BGC Partner’s seventh annual Celebrity Brokers Charity Day. Celebs in attendance included Ben Stiller, former President Bill Clinton, Petra Nemcova, and Jon Voigt. Ben Stiller was called “a natural” at trading while raising money for the Stiller
READ MORECDC: Helmets during tornadoes might help, but no substitute for shelter0
- Environmental Well-Being
- May 8, 2012
During a tornado, the most common cause of death is a head injury. Researchers have thus suggested that a helmet would be helpful to have available in the event of or threat of tornadic activity. The CDC warns that there might not be much time to react in an emergency, so people should have helmets
READ MORECDC: Doctors prescribing fewer antibiotics to kids0
- Home & Family
- September 6, 2011
Health officials are prescribing fewer and fewer antibiotics to children. Since the early 1990s, there’s been a 10% in prescription rates for kids age 14 and younger. Mainly, the CDC is finding larger declines in how often doctors used antibiotics against colds and sore throats. USA Today, 9/2/2011
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