Vibrant Life

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Articles in May-June 2002 issue of Vibrant Life

• Tough for teens to quit - Lifelines - smoking - Brief Article
• Clearly a cure: examining the restorative powers of water
  by Michelle Deppe
• Be more active every day - Lifelines - Brief Article
• What cancer are you at risk to develop at your age? Cancer risk is different for men with each decade of life
  by Scott E. Woods
• Know when to take a breather - Lifelines - Brief Article
• The cranberry cure - Herb Watch - health and medicinal properties
  by Winston J. Craig
• Wrinkly smokers - Lifelines - Brief Article
• Get closer to your kids: eight ways to make your family a refuge from the storms of life's events
  by Victor M. Parachin
• Men, try real surfing, not channel surfing - Lifelines - prolonged TV watching associated with increased risk of diabetes - Brief Article
• Becoming a father and turning into a dad
  by J. Michael Krivyanski
• Father used to know best - Lifelines - television influence on food choices - Brief Article
• Straigthen up! Good posture can have a rapid effect on improving your health
  by Dwayne Hines, II
• The immunization debate: what's a parent to do? Childhood immunizations have come under some fire in recent years. Here's help separating the hype from the reality of what those shots do
  by Debra Fulghum Bruce
• One big happy family - Times of Your Life - creating a sense of community
  by Celeste perrino Walker
• Have you had all your shots? Adult immunizations are important too
  by Kathleen Meister
• Berry'licious and always nutritious: they may be small, but berries can have a big impact on your health - Recipe
  by Georgia E. Hodgkin
• Survival of the fittest - Editorial
  by Larry Becker
• Lisa Peck - Fit People - Interview
  by Pam Mellskog
• Kid's, don't play near the street, either - Lifelines - traffic noise can cause stress in children - Brief Article
• 5 easy ways to sneak soy protein into your diet: soy products may seem exotic or strange. But they can play an important role in your healthier diet
  by Ruth Baranowski