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      Early death for the long-term unemployed

      April 12, 2011 /

      Unemployment is one of the social problems that plays role in early death.

      Even though there has been an increase in jobs over the last year, nearly 6 million Americans have been out of work for more than six months.

      “When a man loses his job, it still often means that the family will become poorer and suffer in various ways, which in turn can have a huge impact on a man’s health by leading to both increased smoking, drinking or eating, and by reducing the availability of healthy nutrition and health-care services,”

      Research, Wellness

      Healthy snacks now in AMC movie theaters

      April 12, 2011 /

      By bringing healthier snacks into concession stands, it would be helping our country meet an urgent public health need.

      Taking this step is also great for audiences and for the businesses, because the hope is that people would want to see healthier foods in theaters.

      Armed with greater nutritional information consumers have a chance to make healthier snack choices at the concession stand.

      “I applaud AMC for making healthier snacks available for theatergoers at concession stands around the country,” said Sony Pictures Entertainment CEO Michael Lynton. “I believe this will be good for business and for public health.”

      Nutrition, Wellness

      Avoid black heads and pimples by simply washing your face

      April 11, 2011 /

      Oily skin is more prone to breakouts.

      Black heads and pimples are formed by pores clogged with oil.

      That’s why it is so important to wash your face everyday especially before going to bed.

      Inflammatory acne typically results from a natural progression of the acne infection. Picking at or touching the blackhead can also cause the pustule, or pimple, to form.
      To prevent both blackhead and pimple outbreaks, keep your skin clean by washing your face night and day. Use a clean washcloth and wipe your face gently. Keep your hands away from your face. Refrain from touching or popping pimples. Use oil-free and noncomedogenic makeup

      Research, Wellness

      Healthy moms equal healthy babies

      April 11, 2011 /

      Moms. Who doesn’t love moms?

      They forget about their health, about their carrier, about themselves for their kids.

      Becoming a parent is a beautiful thing.

      That being said, it’s a great responsibility for many years to come and you will need all the help that you can get.

      New mothers need to focus on their health so they can nurture the babies.

      The study, which followed about 1,500 high school students into their mid-20s, found that those who became parents got far less exercise than their childless peers.

      Wellness

      Do Your Research When Looking for a Plastic Surgeon

      April 11, 2011 /

      Cost should not be your first consideration when looking for a plastic surgeon.

      It is important to do your research and make sure that your surgeon is board certified in his field and licensed to practice in his or her state.

      Even though times are tight don’t be tempted to fall prey to black market surgery.

      A recent phenomenon on the rise has claimed many victims with death or disfigurement.

      ”Doctors” like Ruben Dario Matallana-Galvas, and Carmen Olfidia Torres-Sanchez take advantage of desperate clients by attempting to perform complicated surgical procedures in their home!

      Doctors, Hospitals, Wellness

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