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Larry Haubner, a self-described health nut, has outlived his savings -- twice. His funds are expected to run out again in November and without more help, he will have to apply for Medicaid and move to a nursing home. (By Emma Brown -- The Washington Post)
The MisFits
There's no replacement for a personal trainer, but an online program can get you fitness advice from a top-notch athlete at an affordable price.
President Obama offered a wonkish defense of his embattled health-care reform effort during an hour-long town hall meeting in Northern Virginia yesterday that featured seven questions, including one sent via Twitter.
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Medical Mysteries
» Sandra G. Boodman | The whooshing in Roger Luchs ear was driving him crazy. After six months, one doctor figured out the cause -- and realized it could have killed Luchs. What was it? Find out in this spot on Tuesday, July 7.More Mysteries:
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Eat, Drink and Be Healthy
» Jennifer LaRue Huget | Tips and suggestions to help you eat right and feel healthier.
The MisFits
» Vicky Hallett and Lenny Bernstein | We'll add some zip to your fitness routine or help you get off the couch and start moving.
My Time
» Abigail Trafford | Navigate that a period of life that follows middle age and presents people with new opportunities -- and obstacles. nIn Depth
Swine FluHealth authorities race to unravel the many mysteries about the ominous new swine flu spreading around the world.
AIDS/HIV
Virus that causes AIDS passes between U.S. and Mexico.
Young Lives at Risk
Explore the epidemic of childhood obesity, and learn what's being done to stop it.
Inside Your Body
Find graphics, galleries and more that explain what's happening in your body.
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Integrity of Federal 'Organic' Label Questioned (Post, July 3, 2009)
: Man's Death Is Second Tied to Swine Flu in Va. (Post, July 2, 2009)
What 'Organic' Really Means Under the Law (Post, July 3, 2009)
Hospitals Try to Reduce Repeat Admissions (Post, June 30, 2009)
Acetaminophen Worries (The Checkup, July 1, 2009; 10:10 AM)
Wal-Mart Endorses Employer Health Insurance Mandate (Post, July 1, 2009)
Dog 'Guilt' Probably Just Reaction to Owners' Cues, Study Finds: People May Be Projecting Human Emotion on Their Pooches, Study Finds (Post, July 2, 2009)
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