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Carl Lowe has been writing magazine articles and books about health for thirty years. He edited the health magazine Energy Times for seven years and he has written for Prevention, Self, Time-Life Books, Newsday and The New York Times. His email is carllowe@gmail.com

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How does being fat kill you? Let us count the ways...

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Turns out that being overweight possesses numerous ways to compromise your health. For example, anxiety about being overweight may harm your health as...
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When weight loss is harder and other health news this week

Japanese researchers have found that if you’re too optimistic you’ll have a harder time losing weight (weight loss) while Washington...
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Another reason you can't trust drug companies

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Documents uncovered in court show that from 1998 to 2005 the drug company Wyeth concocted more than two dozen “scientific” papers backing...
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Michael Jackson dead of heart disease, Farrah Fawcett dies of cancer

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Today, June 25, 2009, Michel Jackson died of a heart attack and Farrah Fawcett died of cancer. These two diseases represent the two leading killers of...
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Doctors botched cancer treatment and covered it up

Apparently doctors at the Philadelphia VA Medical Center gave more than 90 patients the wrong doses of radiation for cancer, often sent the radiation...
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Drinking hot tea can cause cancer

Natural chemicals in tea reduce the risk of cancer. But drink your tea steaming hot and you increase your cancer risk. Middle Eastern researchers have...
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People with Farrah Fawcett's type of cancer grows

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Farrah Fawcett is battling anal cancer, a relatively rare type of cancer that is becoming more commonplace. While colon cancer strikes about 150,000...
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African Americans get more cancer