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Jablonski Able to Move His Arms WDIO Duluth Sun, 08 Jan 2012 18:24 PM PST Saturday Jack Jablonski's Mother confirmed that he was able lift his right arm up and away from his body. He also moved his left arm at the elbow. Doctors said given the placement of the injury on his spinal cord, Jablonski would never be able to move his arms below the tricept. Vietnam surgery removes tumor twice man's weight CNN Sun, 08 Jan 2012 17:29 PM PST A Vietnamese man is recovering in the intensive care unit Friday, a day after surgery that completely removed from his right leg a tumor twice his body weight, according to the hospital in Ho Chi Minh City. Metro Watch The Star Sun, 08 Jan 2012 16:28 PM PST Learn how to use your mind to achieve the ideal body weight you want and get tips to feel healthier. Jim Tracy and the Five MLB Managers on the 2012 Hot Seat: A Fan's View Yahoo! Sports Sun, 08 Jan 2012 16:05 PM PST It's a tough life being a manager in the professional sports ranks, especially in the New York metropolitan area. For many fans in this area, it seems like the "what have you done for me lately" mindset oftens prevails over a manager's full body of work, and that... Effects of coffee on health Philippine Daily Inquirer Sun, 08 Jan 2012 15:49 PM PST ONE of the beverages that has gotten an undeserved bum rap is coffee, the morning-waker-upper many of us enjoy! Unlike soft drinks (“liquid candy”) and energy drinks, which are both dangerous to health as shown by several scientific studies, coffee has several good effects on the body. Coffee is known to increase short term memory [...] Report: Teen drowns in creek after smoking synthetic marijuana The Bay Bulletin Sun, 08 Jan 2012 15:25 PM PST CLEARWATER â€" The body of a 19-year-old southwest Florida man has been found in a creek. Clearwater authorities said Logan Kushner and a friend were in the park after midnight today smoking a form of synthetic marijuana when Kushner began acting strangely and decided to jump in the water. ‘You are way too fat’ flagged as undesirable description of weight: study National Post Sun, 08 Jan 2012 14:53 PM PST Doctors are being urged to avoid using “undesirable terms” such as “fatness” or “obesity” when broaching a discussion about excess body fat with their patients

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