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Wednesday Morning Coffee: With State Takeover Looming, Harrisburg Mayor Tries to Hold Onto Power.
Capitol Ideas with John L. MicekGood Wednesday Morning, Fellow Seekers. It's another dreary day as we close out the end of another session week. But Manchester's legendary Stone Roses have announced that they've buried the hatchet and will embark on a series of reunion gigs...... -
Lung cancer patients, families unite
TribLocal - Glen Ellyn » NewsAfter several days of a nagging illness and failed antibiotics, Brian Eisenmenger went back to his doctor after he fell apart on a normally-routine, 4-mile …... -
What color is November?
HealthNow that the pink-ified breast cancer awareness month of October has passed, it is intriguing to note which awareness month follows. (There's more than one, and we'll get to others later.) November is lung cancer awareness month. Although breast cancer... -
Elmhurst Woman Cycles 150 Miles for Stepdaughter, Lung Association
TribLocal - ElmhurstOn June 10, 11 & 12, Lin Myers of Elmhurst will cycle 50 miles a day, 150 miles total, for the American Lung Association’s Fight …... -
New state law aims to help smokers to quit
TribLocal - Gurnee » NewsA new Illinois law requires insurance companies to offer coverage for services meant to get smokers to kick the habit. The American Lung Association in …... -
Wednesday Morning Coffee: In Washington, Corbett Talks Electoral College Changes.
Capitol Ideas with John L. MicekGood Wednesday Morning, Fellow Seekers. Gov. Tom Corbett was in Our Nation's Capital on Tuesday, where he talked about proposed changes to Pennsylvania's Electoral College system with some very jumpy members of the state's GOP Congressional delegation.... -
Midwest homes with Italian accent
Special to the TribuneThere are no mountains on the horizon. The closest vineyard is miles away. Otherwise, though, the houses that Peter Di Iorio builds reflect the homes in his native Pizzone, Italy. With their Juliet balconies, fluted columns and marble floors, Dior...Tags: Health, Family, Building Material, Metal and Mineral, Italy
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Researchers Add to Evidence That Smoking Bans Reduce Heart Attacks
McClatchy NewspapersKANSAS CITY, Mo. - Public smoking bans do more than just clear the air in offices, bars and restaurants - they lead to quick and dramatic declines in heart attacks. Two teams of researchers came to this conclusion after independently examining evidence...Tags: Heart Attack, American Heart Association, Medical Research, Cancer, Cardiologists
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Running Or Crawling To The Top
![<span style="FONT-FAMILY: 'Verdana','sans-serif'; COLOR: black; FONT-SIZE: 7.5pt">Thirty six floors didn't seem like an awful lot, especially when one sees that number on paper. But paper is one thing, looking at the building that houses those floors with those stairs are another. This past weekend I joined about twelve hundred other people in Indianapolis at the One America Building in the "Bop to the Top" event. The event helps raise funds and awareness for Riley Children's Hospital.</span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-01/275385480-25081340.jpg "<span style="FONT-FAMILY: 'Verdana','sans-serif'; COLOR: black; FONT-SIZE: 7.5pt\">Thirty six floors didn't seem like an awful lot, especially when one sees that number on paper. But paper is one thing, looking at the building that houses those floors with those stairs are another. This past weekend I joined about twelve hundred other people in Indianapolis at the One America Building in the \"Bop to the Top\" event. The event helps raise funds and awareness for Riley Children's Hospital.</span>")
Thirty six floors didn't seem like an awful lot, especially when one sees that number on paper. But paper is one thing, looking at the building that houses those floors with those stairs are another. This past weekend I joined about twelve hundred other...Tags: Health, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Indianapolis, Lungs and Airways, Human Body
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New Smoking Bill A Burning Problem For Health Insurers
![<span style="font-size: small;">A new bill in Olympia pits smokers against non-smokers in the battle over rising health care costs. Senate Bill 5039 would require insurance carriers in our state to pay for medication to help people quit smoking. Supporters say the bill will save big bucks in the long run. But insurance companies say 5039 will hit everyone--non-smokers too--with higher premiums right now.</span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-01/274916040-31051520.jpg "<span style="font-size: small;\">A new bill in Olympia pits smokers against non-smokers in the battle over rising health care costs. Senate Bill 5039 would require insurance carriers in our state to pay for medication to help people quit smoking. Supporters say the bill will save big bucks in the long run. But insurance companies say 5039 will hit everyone--non-smokers too--with higher premiums right now.</span>")
Q13 FOX NewsA new bill in Olympia pits smokers against non-smokers in the battle over rising health care costs. Senate Bill 5039 would require insurance carriers in our state to pay for medication to help people quit smoking. Supporters say the bill will save big...Tags: Health, Washington (U.S. state), Health Insurance Cost, Quitting Smoking, Elections
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Room for improvement
Pennsylvania has received failing grades in the American Lung Association’s annual State of Tobacco Report. Of the four categories ranked by the association, Pennsylvania received F’s in tobacco prevention and control and in cessation...Tags: Pennsylvania, Health Insurance Cost, Elections, Politics, Tobacco Products
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Poor grades and family road trips
![La Cañadans are quite unused to getting poor grades — being the over-achievers that we are — so it was unsettling to learn this week that our city was handed a "D" in tobacco-control efforts by the American Lung Association.](http://www.lacanadaonline.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-01/59060517-27104515.jpg "La Cañadans are quite unused to getting poor grades — being the over-achievers that we are — so it was unsettling to learn this week that our city was handed a "D\" in tobacco-control efforts by the American Lung Association.")
La Cañadans are quite unused to getting poor grades — being the over-achievers that we are — so it was unsettling to learn this week that our city was handed a "D" in tobacco-control efforts by the American Lung Association.
It seems...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Travel, World War II (1939-1945), Human Interest, Trips and Vacations
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