Archive for June, 2007

Postpartum Weight Loss- Exercise First Thing in The Morning!

If you want to lose weight, you need to make exercise a priority.  Us moms are busy, and by the end of the day, we’re pooped and the last thing we feel like doing is exercising.  In order to make sure you exercise, do it first thing in the morning.   Schedule exercise just like you do your other activities.  By exercising in the morning it will also increase your energy and improve your mood.

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African-American women can win battle of the bulge

Despite their disproportionate obesity rate, African- American women can lose weight and keep it off once they overcome cultural barriers, according to a focus group study conducted at Baylor College of Medicine and Ben Taub General Hospital in Houston. Results are presented in the July print edition of the Journal of General Internal Medicine and are available online. Thirty-seven black women who lost weight and kept it off or who lost weight and regained it participated in focus groups about their weight loss experiences for the study. According to data gathered by the Center for Disease Control in 2002, 82 percent of African-American women over the age of 40 are overweight or obese compared to the national average of 64 percent. The focus group results have been developed into a survey about weight loss for African Americans. Individuals who complete the survey can become part of the African-American Weight Control Registry funded by the National …

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RDO to probe into boy surgeon issue

An inquiry by RDO has been ordered into the incident of 15-yr-old boy performing a caesarean operation.

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Law violator or Indian Doogie Howser

A 15 yr old performed a filmed caesarean section birth to gain a spot in Guinness Book of World Records.

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Hindujas plan to test-run primary healthcare in state

Mumbai-based Hinduja Hospital will soon start pilot projects in five primary healthcare centres in Maharashtra to assess the feasibility of a public-private partnerships (PPP) for primary healthcare centres.

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