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Whether he’s treating the Detroit Lions or weekend warriors, orthopedist Kyle Anderson works to get athletes back in the game.
By Richard Bak
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October 2009 |
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A Herculean battle to lose weight. A chronically low energy level.
A glacial metabolism. What was wrong? a struggle in itself.
By Jackie Paige
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October 2009 |
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Kidney failure will shock you into taking good care of yourself. Still,
the pain from attendant gout is excruciating, making walking a chore. But a dose of humor — and a very restricted diet — are steps toward progress.
By Jim McFarlin
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October 2009 |
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Her life was changed profoundly by a brain tumor, but now Sandy Pedersen works tirelessly for the Hermelin Center’s Shoot for a Cure.
By Nancy Nall Derringer
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October 2009 |
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For years, bipolar disorder was stigmatized. But Wally Prechter, who lost her husband to it, is shedding light on the illness.
By Scott Martelle
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October 2008 |
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Holistic medicine stresses treating the entire person — mind, body, and soul. We talk with a doctor who practices this oft-misunderstood type of alternative medicine.
By Susan Howes
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October 2008 |
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Philanthropists, many of them with personal attachments to hospitals, lend their names to wings and centers,
but their giving spirit goes beyond bricks and mortar.
By Rebecca Powers
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October 2008 |
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Heart disease is still a big killer, but doctors are pumped up about the advances made in preventing and treating it.
By Nancy Nall Derringer
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October 2008 |
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‘Concierge’ medicine gives patients the royal treatment. Still, the service has its price — and its critics.
By Nancy Nall Derringer
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October 2008 |
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Let’s get physical. Sure, our bodies are miraculous things, but do we really need an appendix or tonsils?
By George Bulanda
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October 2008 |
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