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Top Germiest Places That Can Make You Sick Part 1
from Family Matters Radio with Caroline and Jacquie Pod July 23, 2008
Could your purse be making you sick? We keep hearing about outbreaks of illnesses caused by viruses, but many of the germiest places are in spots you'd never expect. We find out where you're likely to encounter these germs during an average day and ways for you and your family to keep clean and healthy with bacterologist, Dr. Harold Katz. Part 1 For more information visit: www.familymattersradio.com
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Top Germiest Places That Can Make You Sick Part 2
from Family Matters Radio with Caroline and Jacquie Pod July 23, 2008
Could your purse be making you sick? We keep hearing about outbreaks of illnesses caused by viruses, but many of the germiest places are in spots you'd never expect. We find where you're likely to encounter these germs during an average day and ways for you and your family to keep clean and healthy with bacterologist, Dr. Harold Katz. Part 2 For more information visit: www.familymattersradio.com
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Intermediate #21 - Eat Something Good!
from KoreanClass101.com | Learn Korean May 15, 2008
Eat something good while you learn Korean with free online lessons and free daily podcasts at KoreanClass101.com! In This lesson, 사장님 (the boss) is sick and leaving early, so he’s asking for a few favors. As he’s asking favors, he’ll be doing it in a very indirect, and as a result, a very polite way. [...]
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Intermediate Lesson #10 - I’ll Take Care of It
from KoreanClass101.com | Learn Korean February 28, 2008
Learn Korean with us today because KoreanClass101.com will take care of all your Korean education needs. In today’s lesson we’ll be taking a look at 인성 (Inseong) at his part-time job at the bookstore. We find out that 소연 (Soyeon) is sick and 인성 (Inseong) is the one that calls her. But he turns red [...]
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OlivusWeb
from Dailymotion - channel ads February 17, 2008
Olive leaf tea from the Tree of Life is a delicious herbal remedy to fight colds, flu, viruses, lower cholesterol, more energy, easy to make at home. From Olivus olive leaf orchards at Olivus.com.Author: OlivusOliveLeaf Tags: olive tree life health tea herbal recipe colds flu energy viruses cholesterol herb natural oil shingles herpes cold Posted: 17 February 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0
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Audio Blog #18 - Cold Medicine
from KoreanClass101.com | Learn Korean January 18, 2008
Caught a cold? So did Hyunwoo. Learn Korean and find out what happened to Hyunwoo in today’s audio blog! As always, Hyunwoo introduces an aspect of Korea that we may not see before. Korea is definitely cold in the winter, but is cold on and off. So that’s why Hyunwoo says be careful of colds! [...]
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Uterine Cancer and Laparoscopy Research
from OU Medical Center-Health Matters October 26, 2006
Did you know that more than 9 in 10 Americans purchase candy for Halloween? Did you also know that each American devours about 25 pounds of candy each year and much of it is eaten in the days surrounding Halloween? The sheer volume of candy consumed by little ones at Halloween is enough to send shivers up the spine of any dentist. Now pediatric dentists at the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry offer some safe and sane tips for sweet treats this Halloween.
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Fitness Attack - Summer Colds
from Fitness Attack July 03, 2007
There is nothing worse than a summer cold, well, maybe a winter cold. Nonetheless, you need to do everything you can to stay healthy. Listen in now and visit www.withamymac.com for more information and other episodes. More Information:Self Magazine, July 2007Summer Cold - www.cardiff.ac.uk The Fine Print: You can find the rest of my shows on my PodShow profile at amy.podshow.com. If you would like to get all of my shows (Assercize, Fitness Attack, Fitness Attack en Espanol, Fit Life) as well as my News & Recipes blog, subscribe to the main feed at feeds.feedburner.com/wamall or read it online at www.withamymac.com/news
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Fitness Attack - Summer Colds
from Fitness Attack July 03, 2007
There is nothing worse than a summer cold, well, maybe a winter cold. Nonetheless, you need to do everything you can to stay healthy. Listen in now and visit www.withamymac.com for more information and other episodes. More Information:Self Magazine, July 2007Summer Cold - www.cardiff.ac.uk The Fine Print: You can find the rest of my shows on my PodShow profile at amy.podshow.com. If you would like to get all of my shows (Assercize, Fitness Attack, Fitness Attack en Espanol, Fit Life) as well as my News & Recipes blog, subscribe to the main feed at feeds.feedburner.com/wamall or read it online at www.withamymac.com/news
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What's the reason most people visit their doctor?
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) June 12, 2007
'Superbugs' are getting more resilient to antibiotics. Find out why on Green Health Live's third show "Bring on the Bugs!" with Dr. John Chen. This edited clip from show #3 was recorded recently in Santa Monica and asks everyday people what's the reason they think most people visit their doctor. The answer: colds and flu. Speaking of doctor visits, did you know that antibiotics work on bacterial infections, not viral or fungal infections? Children's ear infections are usually not bacterial, yet many doctors prescribe antibiotics for them. www.theStream.tv, www.greenhealthlive.tv
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DragonflyTV . Podcast | PBS KIDS GO!
from DragonflyTV . Podcast | PBS KIDS GO! January 29, 2007
As the weather gets colder, kids seem to share a lot more germs. As busy scientists, we don't have time to get sick. Our DFTV question: how can we avoid spreading germs and viruses to our friends and families? Does it make a difference whether we sneeze into our hands or into our elbows?
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Acetaminophen and Liver Failure by Dr. Alan Greene
from Audio - DrGreene.com March 25, 2006
Welcome to the show, Today Dr. Alan Greene talks about acetaminophen and liver failure and how With the millions of doses given each year, the number of problems encountered is quite small. Nevertheless, a study published in the December 2005 Hepatology reminds us to treat this common remedy with proper respect. Please visit this podcast at http://www.drgreene.com/21_2045.html
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Acetaminophen and Liver Failure by Dr. Alan Greene
from Audio - DrGreene.com March 25, 2006
Welcome to the show, Today Dr. Alan Greene talks about acetaminophen and liver failure and how With the millions of doses given each year, the number of problems encountered is quite small. Nevertheless, a study published in the December 2005 Hepatology reminds us to treat this common remedy with proper respect. Please visit this podcast at http://www.drgreene.com/21_2045.html
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Ask A Ninja: Question 12 "Ninja Colds" - Quicktime
from Ask A Ninja - Quicktime February 22, 2006
Marty asks the Ninja if ninjas can catch colds. Click below to Download this movie: (Use 'Save As' Control Click for Macs and Right Click For Windows) Quicktime WMV iPod MP3(experimental) If you like it, tell a friend! You got questions, Ninja got answers. Previous Episodes of Ask A Ninja Remember to send your questions to askaninja@gmail.com. This is a podcast and can be automagically downloaded to you computer through iTunes. Please upgrade to the newest version of Quicktime.
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Acne Antibiotics and the Common Cold by Dr. Alan Greene
from Audio - DrGreene.com February 21, 2006
Welcome to the show, Today Dr. Alan Greene talks about how People who use either oral OR topical antibiotics to treat their acne are more than twice as likely to catch colds, according to a study in the September 2005 Archives of Dermatology. Please visit this podcast at http://www.drgreene.com/21_2014.html
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Acne Antibiotics and the Common Cold by Dr. Alan Greene
from Audio - DrGreene.com February 21, 2006
Welcome to the show, Today Dr. Alan Greene talks about how People who use either oral OR topical antibiotics to treat their acne are more than twice as likely to catch colds, according to a study in the September 2005 Archives of Dermatology. Please visit this podcast at http://www.drgreene.com/21_2014.html
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