• Remembering Robin Williams for his Kindness

    Remembering Robin Williams for his Kindness0

    Back in 2011, I wrote and recorded Good for You, Robin Williams. It was my way of saying thank you, from my heart, to Robin Williams for the genuine kindness he showed my Mother the day he met her at a Florida restaurant. How she relished telling and retelling that story to family and friends! I

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  • Your Mother Is Always With You

    Your Mother Is Always With You0

    A poem worth reading and sharing this Mother’s Day.

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  • Surgeon general: Smoking to kill 5.6 million kids if we don’t act now0

    The first surgeon general’s report in more than a decade says over 20 million Americans have already died because of smoking, and another 5.6 million children could lose their lives if the rate of tobacco use doesn’t decline. As acting Surgeon General Dr. Boris Lushniak says, “Enough is enough. We need to eliminate the use of cigarettes and create a tobacco-free generation.”

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  • Vitamin E found to slow Alzheimer’s progression0

    Are you getting enough vitamin E? While it can be found naturally in foods like broccoli, spinach and sunflower seeds, a new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association has shown that a daily vitamin E supplement may actually slow down the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. This is because vitamin E improves the

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  • Custom-Fit Treatments for Prostate Cancer0

    The individualized treatment strategies that have been used for many breast cancer patients have inspired researchers to look for new options to treat prostate cancer tumors in men.  While more aggressive treatment options may be best for some men with high-risk cancer, less aggressive options may work better for others.  Radiation plus hormone therapy is

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  • Coach bullying: More frequent than you might think0

    Pediatrician Dr. Nancy Swigonski shares why bullying by athletic coaches is a growing problem that needs to be addressed. A study showed that about 45% of kids were called names or insulted by their coaches while playing. But Dr. Swigonski says some parents and physicians aren’t clear on the best way to handle this issue with the school.

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