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Alcoholism & Obesity
by Gwyn Cready, MBA, and Ted Kyle, RPh, MBA
Volume 7/Issue 2 - Winter 2012

From the Schoolyard to Your Yard: Cyber-bullying Brings Victimization Home
by Jamie Lee Peterson, MA
Volume 7/Issue 2 - Winter 2012

Obama Administration Hosts Public Forums on Essential Health Benefits
by Chris Gallagher, OAC Policy Consultant
Volume 7/Issue 2 - Winter 2012

2012 New Year-New You: Getting Back into Your Weight-loss Groove
by Sarah Muntel, RD
Volume 7/Issue 2 - Winter 2012

Give Yourself a Mind, Body & Soul Makeover in 2012: Look and Feel Good from the Inside Out!
by Amy Pedersen
Volume 7/Issue 2 - Winter 2012

Seafood: A Delicious and Healthy Protein Source following Bariatric Surgery
by Pam Helmlinger, RD, LDN
Volume 7/Issue 2 - Winter 2012

BMI The Good. The Bad. The Ugly.
by David Edelson, MD
Volume 7/Issue 2 - Winter 2012

Winter Exercise Tips for Kids
by Jillian McAfee
Volume 7/Issue 2 - Winter 2012

Weight-loss: Benefits of Cardiovascular Exercise and Ways to Achieve It
by Anna Cleland
Volume 7/Issue 2 - Winter 2012

I’m So Bored with My Exercise Routine – What Can I Do to Spice it up?
by Julia C. Karlstad, MEd, CSCS
Volume 7/Issue 2 - Winter 2012

I didn't take the "easy way out"
by Pam Davis, RN, CBN
Volume 7/Issue 2 - Winter 2012

Every Move You Make, Every Step You Take: How Activity Monitoring is Changing the World of Fitness and Weight-loss
by Gwyn Cready, MBA, and Ted Kyle, RPh, MBA
Volume 7/Issue 2 - Winter 2012

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