četvrtak, 30. kolovoza 2012.

About Stress Management: School Stress and Personal Growth

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From Elizabeth Scott, M.S., your Guide to Stress Management
If you're in school (or have children who are), you may be feeling the stress of classes getting ready to begin, or the stirrings of stress from classes that have just begun. I sympathize, and this newsletter has resources for school stress relief for you! If you're not a student, don't worry--you'll find information on how classes and new learnings can help you relieve stress in your life as well. I also have ideas for how to really enjoy your weekend, so there's something for everyone. Like us on Facebook or follow me on Twitter for more. Enjoy! -Elizabeth

Go Back To School--Without The Stress!
If you're in a family with school-aged kids, here are some important resources to help relieve school stress and enjoy life.

College Stress 101
Whether you're starting your first year in college or going back for a degree later in life, college studies can bring stress. Here you'll find research and resources to help you navigate the lost sleep, busy hours, and dreaded 'Freshman 15'.

Stress and Anxiety: Here's What You Need To Know
What's the difference between 'good' anxiety and 'bad' anxiety? And how can you better handle the latter? Read up, find out, and use the information in your life to stay healthier!

Creative Stress Relievers
I write a lot about stress management strategies like meditation, breathing exercises, journaling, and other well-known strategies for relieving stress. I have to admit that I have a few lesser-known stress management techniques that I enjoy just as much, and are helpful for the people who use them. Here are some ideas to try this weekend.
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srijeda, 29. kolovoza 2012.

About Cancer: Hurricane Preparedness for Cancer Patients

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From Lisa Fayed, your Guide to Cancer

Hurricane Preparedness for Cancer Patients
When hurricane watches and warnings are issued, the public scrambles to prepare for the worst. Cancer patients are no different, yet they must take extra precautions to protect their health. Not taking the necessary preparation steps can result in treatment delays, loss of medication, and for some, be fatal.

10 Cancer Symptoms Women Need to Know
Women need to be vigilant about symptoms they may be experiencing. Many types of gynecologic cancer produce symptoms early enough for them to be successfully treated.

6 Cancer Screening Tests for Women
Screening tests are a vital part of your health care. They can often times catch cancer in its earliest stages, long before any actual symptoms may be noticed.

How to Get Someone You Love Screened for Colon Cancer
We try to get the people we love to get screened for colorectal cancer because, well, we love them. But let's face it. It's not easy. And when it comes to persuading someone to do something that's good for them, there's a fine line between being loving and being annoying. If you find yourself walking that line, these articles may help.

 


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About Nutrition: Are We Wasting Food?

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Are We Wasting Food?
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