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Healthy Living
November 2006
 

The holidays are nearing, and some people already have started feeling the stress of the season. Just about everyone could use a refresher of healthy and safe holiday tips and reminders. Included below are articles and tips on stress and weight management, healthy cooking and holiday safety. To help you with your New Year’s resolutions, we offer information on weight loss and quitting smoking/lung health. If you would like to relax and enjoy the holidays, this issue will help you make your holiday season much more enjoyable, safe and healthy.

Best wishes to you and your family for a healthy holiday season.

Wendi Hope Bishop
Editor

in this issue
  • Cooking for the Holidays
  • Prevent Holiday Weight Gain
  • Celebrating Safe and Happy Holidays
  • Stress and How to Manage Stress for Healthier Living
  • Smoking Takes 10k Tennesseans’ Lives Each Year
  • COPD: The Fourth Leading Cause of Death
  • Pancreatic Cancer: Do You Know If You are at Risk?
  • Distinguishing Between Alzheimer’s Disease and Age-Related Memory Loss
  • Stroke Education: Condredge Holloway, Former Vol Football Great

  • Prevent Holiday Weight Gain
    Prevent Holiday Weight Gain 1

    Self-control becomes so difficult around the holidays. Planning ahead and making a few changes will keep you from gaining weight during the holiday season.

    Low Fat Recipe Modifications


    Celebrating Safe and Happy Holidays
    Celebrating Safe Holidays

    Holiday fun could be cut short if you are not careful. There are several safety tips to keep in mind during the holiday season that will keep your family healthy and safe.


    Stress and How to Manage Stress for Healthier Living
    Stress and How to Manage

    Holidays tend to bring additional stress to many people’s lives. Stress levels can become harmful when they are too high or last too long. It is important to recognize stress and learn how to manage it.


    Smoking Takes 10k Tennesseans’ Lives Each Year
    Smoking Takes 10k Tennesseans

    One out of four Tennessee residents smoke, and nearly 10,000 will die from smoke-related illnesses. Here is what you need to know about lung cancer risk factors, symptoms and prevention.

    Quit Smoking Clinic
    TN Quitline


    COPD: The Fourth Leading Cause of Death
    COPD: The Fourth Leading Cause of Death

    Tennessee is experiencing high death rates from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The number- one cause is smoking, making a smoker three times more likely to have COPD.


    Pancreatic Cancer: Do You Know If You are at Risk?
    Pancreatic Cancer: Do You Know If You are at Risk

    Pancreatic cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer-related death in the United States. Usually, it is diagnosed in its late stages, therefore the survival rate is low. Knowing which risk factors or symptoms you have could save your life.

    Vitamin D Halves Pancreatic Cancer Risk


    Distinguishing Between Alzheimer’s Disease and Age-Related Memory Loss
    Distinguishing Between Alzheimer's 2

    “Normal” age-related memory loss often is confused with Alzheimer’s disease. If you or a loved one has memory loss, there are some things you can do to help you remember.


    Stroke Education: Condredge Holloway, Former Vol Football Great
    Stroke Education: Condredge Holloway

    Former Vol football great Condredge Holloway joins the Brain and Spine Institute to help educate the community about stroke.

    Stroke Services


    Cooking for the Holidays
    Cooking Holidays

    Tempting sweets and delicious meals will be everywhere during the holidays. Thankfully, there are healthy and delicious choices to keep you on track during the festivities.

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