Telluride Adaptive cuts ribbon on new headquarters
Telluride Daily Planet Fri, 01 Jan 2010 05:59 AM PST
When someone suffers a horrible accident, one that robs limbs and body functions from its victim, doctors can only do so much. They may be able to restore physical functions, and even teach the newly disabled person to be mobile with what faculties they have left. But they cannot transplant confidence. |
Currency exchange owner found slain
Chicago Sun-Times Fri, 01 Jan 2010 05:23 AM PST
Five months ago, Brian Choi was robbed at his Albany Park currency exchange. Late Wednesday night, the 55-year-old Korean immigrant was targeted again. This time, however, Choi didn't survive the attack. Choi's body was found in the trunk of his 2006 Hyundai Sonata with a gunshot wound to his face. His car was parked just a block away from his business at 3443 W. Foster, police said. |
Nutrition Wise: Body pH and Cancer, METs, Stevia
Kansas City InfoZine Fri, 01 Jan 2010 03:57 AM PST
By Karen Collins, MS, RD, CDN - Q: Can diet affect cancer risk by changing body pH? Q: When recommendations about exercise refer to METs, what does that mean? Q: Do stevia sweeteners offer any special advantage beyond being natural? |
Police identify woman found dead in home
The Buffalo News Fri, 01 Jan 2010 03:27 AM PST
Town of Tonawanda police have identified the body found Wednesday morning in a Conant Drive home as that of 87- year-old Ruth F. Heck. |
Woman greets New Year without a trace of cancer
The Toledo Blade Fri, 01 Jan 2010 03:04 AM PST
By JULIE M. McKINNON BLADE STAFF WRITER For 30-year-old Jenny Sugg, much of 2009 is a blur of hospital stays and treatments for advanced breast cancer, including full brain radiation. But Mrs. Sugg clearly remembers Dec. 22. That day, the Toledo mother of two found out the latest PET scan of her body shows no evidence of the stage IV breast cancer that had invaded her bones, liver, and lungs ... |
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