Celebrity Health
Hercules has Nothing on Kevin Sorbo
October 18, 2011 | Surviving three strokes and an untreated aneurysm makes Kevin Sorbo much more like Hercules than his TV character
Celebrity Health
CTE & Football
August 24, 2011 | Football has one of the highest injury rates of any sport and often leaves players with life-altering, career ending disabilities including CTE, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy
Celebrity Health
Dyslexia Can Be Overcome, Just Ask the Fonz
July 28, 2011 | For nearly half of his life Henry Winkler lived with a severe case of undiagnosed dyslexia
Celebrity Health
Missy Elliott Got Her Graves On
July 15, 2011 | Missy Elliott has been battling Graves’ disease, an autoimmune illness that affects the thyroid. As far as illnesses go Graves' disease is rarely life-threatening, it’s easily controlled, and treatment is almost always successful
Celebrity Health
Betty White Tells the World to Get Over It!
June 26, 2011 | Betty White has partnered with AARP to inspire those 50+ to abandon their pre-conceived ideas of what it means to get old. The campaign is called “Get Over It”
Celebrity Health
Mary Tyler Moore’s Battle with Meningioma
May 23, 2011 | Women have a much higher incidence of meningiomas, one theory currently being explored is the relationship between meningiomas and hormones
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Real Housewives Raising the Roofie!
May 10, 2011 | Drug rape is one of the fastest-growing crimes against women
Celebrity Health
Wine While Pregnant? Why Not?
April 12, 2011 | In many European countries women aren't advised or expected to give up drinking while pregnant. In fact, many doctors there go as far as recommending a glass or two of wine a week
Celebrity Health
Joey McIntyre Talks About Son's Hearing Loss
April 03, 2011 | “Hear the World” brings awareness to the long term consequences of hearing loss in children, the #1 congenital birth defect
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American Idol Hopeful Hospitalized
March 16, 2011 | Casey Abrams typifies the increasing incidence of colitis and auto immune disorders in young people. Could it have anything to do with our modern way of living?
