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National Nutrition Month® - Let's "Eat Right"
National
Nutrition Month® is an annual campaign sponsored by the American Dietetic
Association, which highlights the importance of healthy eating. This year's
campaign urges people to "Eat Right" by choosing healthy food. To
learn more about healthy food choices, please visit our Diet
and Nutrition topic or read one of these articles written by our
Registered Dietitians:
- Choosing
Healthful Fast-Food Options
- Dining Out - Hold the Calories
- Don't
Be Fooled by Portion Distortion
- Good
Food vs Bad? Forget About It
- Nutrition's Role in Longevity
- Portion Distortion
- Power-Packed Produce
- Vegetarian Diets: Healthy Alternatives?
- What Does "All Natural" Food Really Mean?

New Topic: Heart Failure
What does heart failure mean? Read the following articles and
learn how the name may be misleading...
About:
- Heart
Failure and You
Symptoms:
- Symptoms
of Heart Failure Treatment:
- Managing
Your Medications
- Medicines That Treat Heart Failure
- Planning
for the Future
- Treating
Heart Failure
- Smoking
and Heart Failure
- Sodium
and Food - Information For Better Nutrition
- Watching
Your Weight – Fluid Restrictions
- Watching
Your Sodium – Nutrition and Diet
Prevention:
- Exercise
and Heart Failure
- Managing Stress
- Other Ways to Improve Heart Function
Experts:
Ileana L Piña, MD

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Keeping You Informed
Read the latest articles written by our experts:
- Sleep
Behaviors in Children
- Thyroid
Testing May Shed Light on Baffling Problems
- Weighing Your Diet Options
More...
Focus on Faculty
We are
pleased to highlight NetWellness Expert Jean
T Stevenson, MD, FACS, a breast cancer surgeon with a great passion
for prevention. In 2005 Dr. Stevenson started the Community
Breast Cancer Screening Program "BREAST" (Bringing
Education, Advocacy, and Support Together). Dr. Sevenson answers
questions in the Breast
Cancer topic that focus on surgical treatments and prevention.
New Experts:
Kari
Kendra, MD
Julie
Kennel Shertzer, PhD, RD, LD
How Are We Doing?
Do you have comments or suggestions or is there anything we can do to make it easier to find the health information you need? If so, please send us your feedback -- we appreciate and welcome all your ideas.

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