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Monday, February 27, 2012
Information on the new procedure "Artecoll�" is now available at PlasticSurgery.com
A new procedure is now available on PlasticSurgery.com. Visit PlasticSurgery now to learn all about it!
Information on the new procedure "Mini Tummy Tuck" is now available at PlasticSurgery.com
A new procedure is now available on PlasticSurgery.com. Visit PlasticSurgery now to learn all about it!
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Ways to get kids to eat quinoa
When people ask me to list my favorite healthy foods, quinoa always tops the list. And not just because the National Restaurant Association named it the hottest trend in side dishes in 2010.
My boys think I like quinoa because when it was first discovered it was named ?the mother grain.? Yes, I am proud to be a mother myself, but check out all the real reasons I love quinoa (pronounced ?KEEN-wah?).
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Information on the new procedure "Butt Implants" is now available at PlasticSurgery.com
A new procedure is now available on PlasticSurgery.com. Visit PlasticSurgery now to learn all about it!
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Plastic surgeon reveals his innermost thoughts to New York Magazine
?Liposuction is my least favorite procedure. It?s boring. I hate it.? These are the words of a plastic surgeon reporting anonymously to New York Magazine on January 8, 2012. 
Online Communities & Attrition from Health Intervention Programs
By GLENN LAFFEL, MD
Provider-centric, face-to-face health intervention programs that help people quit smoking, lose weight and increase activity levels have been shown to work, but they are expensive, don?t scale, and inconvenient. By contrast, Internet-based programs with similar goals can be disseminated widely and inexpensively, and can be accessed by [...]
Provider-centric, face-to-face health intervention programs that help people quit smoking, lose weight and increase activity levels have been shown to work, but they are expensive, don?t scale, and inconvenient. By contrast, Internet-based programs with similar goals can be disseminated widely and inexpensively, and can be accessed by [...]
Not up for a marathon? Try a relay race.
On New Year?s Day, when you vowed to run a marathon this year, it probably seemed like an awesome idea. And then the champagne wore off.
Maybe you researched some training programs and realized you just can?t devote the time. Or you saw that as many as 90 percent of folks training for marathons get injured. Or your background is in team sports and the idea of going for a goal solo now seems lonely.
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