martes, 24 de julio de 2012

About.com Health: Train Like an Olympian

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From Heather Watkins, your About.com Health Editor
The Olympics are starting very soon, and I don't know about you, but I'm really excited. It's so inspiring watching these amazing athletes show off their abilities.

Discover Your Sports Potential
Will you make it to the Olympics? Or maybe just to the softball league championship? Learn how to tap into your true athletic potential. Read more...
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How to Train Like an Olympian
Maybe you're not gunning for the Olympics... but you're an athlete who wants to reach their physical peak. Our Guide to Sports Medicine has you covered. Read more...
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Performing Olympic Lifts
Weightlifting is an Olympic sport, and consists of complex lifts. This training program breaks them down into phases so you can build up your strength. Read more...

Keep Up Your Exercise Motivation
If you're more the armchair athlete type, it can be tough to find the motivation to keep pushing yourself to work out. The next time you feel like bailing on a workout, though, call in our Guide to Exercise, who has a rebuttal to every single one of your excuses. Read more...

 


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martes, 17 de julio de 2012

About.com Health: Tips for a Healthy Trip

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Are you hitting the road or taking to the skies this summer? Don't let a health problem ruin your trip.

Avoid an In-Flight Emergency
Experiencing a medical emergency at 40,000 feet can be pretty scary. These tips can help you minimize your risk. Read more...

Bringing Your Medications Along
If you take a prescription medication, you should make sure that you have an adequate supply to last you throughout your trip, and ask your doctor how to handle any changes in time zones. Read more...

Car Travel with Fibromyalgia & Chronic Fatigue
For people with these conditions, long car trips can be difficult, as symptoms can arise out of the blue. Here's what to take so that you're prepared. Read more...

Getting Gluten-Free Food Through Security
If you have dietary restrictions, you might want to bring your own food and drinks along for the trip. But what about the TSA's "no liquids or gels over 3.4 ounces" rule? Read more...
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martes, 10 de julio de 2012

About.com Health: Gain Confidence in Social Situations

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Most of us find ourselves feeling nervous in social situations at least some of the time. But for some people, that fear can become so extreme that it significantly affects their daily lives.

What is Social Anxiety Disorder?
Social anxiety disorder differs from what you'd think of as normal shyness in several ways. Read more...

Why Am I Afraid of People?
Researchers aren't quite sure what causes some people to become excessively anxious when it comes to socializing, but they suspect it has to do with both genetics and your environment. Read more...

Dealing with Misdiagnosis
Because the symptoms of social anxiety disorder can resemble those of other conditions, people may mistakenly be diagnosed with depression or panic disorder. Getting the right diagnosis is key to receiving treatment that'll help, though. Read more...

How to Improve Your Social Skills
You can learn to improve your social skills and manage anxiety in many different situations -- whether you're diagnosed with social anxiety disorder or not. Read more...

 


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martes, 3 de julio de 2012

About.com Health: Your Guide to Health Insurance

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Last week, in a historic decision, the Supreme Court upheld the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (aka "healthcare reform") as constitutional. There's still a lot of work to be done. But you need insurance right now -- so what do you need to know?

Health Insurance 101
Health insurance comes with a lot of confusing terminology and nuances. This is your guide to decoding it. Read more...

Free Tests and Screenings
One important aspect of healthcare reform was making certain preventive health screenings available without any out-of-pocket expense. As the saying goes, "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Read more...

Buying Private Insurance
Many of us sign up for health insurance through our employers, but not everyone has that opportunity. If you're looking to purchase an individual plan, you'll have to weigh many pros and cons. Read more...

The Basics of Medicare
Once you turn 65, you become eligible for Medicare coverage -- which has plenty of its own details to learn about (starting with Parts A, B, C, and D!). Read more...

 


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