Beebe School of Nursing Welcomes Class of 2012

The Class of 2012 nursing students attended orientation the week of August 9 as Beebe School of Nursing kicked off its fall semester.

Dr. Murray Feingold: Will fast-food restaurants start serving statin?

Some day, according to recent article in the American Journal of Cardiology, restaurants might  offer statin drugs on their menu to counter the effects of high-fat foods.

Flexible Fitness: It's never to late to start exercising

The reasons to not exercise are plentiful (aches and pains, time constraints, work/family schedules, lack of motivation); but so are the benefits.

Darin St. George: Take it day by day

Are you having a day where you woke up, threw on your sneakers and ran "15 out and 15 back" before the sun came up? 

What's Up Doc? Angelman syndrome has genetic cause

Q: My neighbor's daughter seemed fine at birth but never learned to talk. She was just diagnosed with Angelman syndrome. What is this? Will her siblings be affected?

Hog farmer switches to vegan diet after battling cancer

Lunch was Greek cabbage salad sprinkled with pumpkin seeds, Ezekiel sprouted wraps, walnuts, raw almonds and a glass of hot purified water. Fred Leman, a 53-year-old central Illinois hog farmer who used to eat meat at nearly every meal and sugary snacks in between, now considers this lunch among his favorites. The transformation of Leman’s diet came after a cancer diagnosis last year.

97-year-old woman pumping iron to stay healthy

Three times a week, Priscilla Caskin walks to the gym and works out. This month, she’ll celebrate her 98th birthday.

Runners Corner: Useful tips for the all-season sport

I’m not complaining. It’s been a wonderful summer for sitting on the beach sipping a cool beverage, and getting a full dose of natural vitamin D. The problem for those of us who run is that temperatures stubbornly stay in the 90s with humidity at correspondingly high levels, transforming even an easy run into a challenge.

Health Watch: Tips for treating a child’s cough

Advice for parents looking to soothe a child's cough, new research on waist size, how to protect yourself against MRSA in the hospital, and more.

Hospice nurse comforts the dying and bereaved through her work

Hospice nurse Elissa Al-Chokhachy publishes the narratives of people who have experienced the presence of loved ones after their death.

Dianne McDonald: Breast tests are no sweat – stop avoiding them

Who in the world would ever want to get her breast squashed in some freaky machine? Ever get a mammogram? I hadn’t ... until today. Turns out, it’s not bad at all.

Health care, variable payouts factor into retirement puzzle

Forty years of saving for 30 years of retirement isn’t turning into a sound equation for a growing segment of Americans.

Dr. Murray Feingold: Instilling healthy habits as kids head to college

Recent high school graduates are getting ready to go off to college. Some have already left for school. This can be a difficult transition.

Dr. Jeff Hersh: Bell's palsy is usually temporary

Bell's palsy is an acute partial or complete paralysis of the face due to dysfunction of the facial nerve. Although the exact cause is unknown, swelling and inflammation of the facial nerve due to a viral infection is the likely cause.

Dr. Gwenn Schurgin O'Keeffe: Preparing kids for fall

With another school year around the corner, it's time to dust off the cobwebs collecting on backpacks and lunchboxes and recognize that those back-to-school sales we see just about everywhere are not for "other people" but for our own kids.

Darin St. George: My wish list -- fitness toys for grown-ups

I don't want to be on Fortune magazine's cover with Oprah or buy a yacht, but there are some dream pieces I would add to my basement gym.

Prepare now for your next medical emergency

No one wants to deal with a medical crisis, especially if you're unprepared. But if you follow tips -- such as making a medication list and arranging for child and pet care -- it should be easier to handle.

Health Watch: How to choose massage that’s right for you

Tips on finding a massage therapist, new research about the positive influence of siblings, advice for caregivers, and more.

Geri Nikolai: Be ready in case a tornado strikes

Recent storms frightened my 6-year-old grandson and got him asking questions about tornadoes and safety. My response told me it was time for a refresher course in disaster preparedness for all of us.

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