Lifestyle
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The origins of human taste, flavor and food preferences
Most pregnant women take great care in what they eat, knowing that their baby is dependent on them to get the nutrients they need to grow. But what they may not realize is that foods the fetus is exposed to could s…
Cancer survivors urged to exercise
WASHINGTON - Cancer survivors, better work up a sweat.
Even chocolate has a place in a healthy diet
Death by chocolate? Hardly.
The skinny on weight loss: Part XVI
In my last article entitled HGH: The fountain of youth hormone - I talked about human growth hormone that keeps us young in many ways even as we age if we can access it. The problem usually is not amounts of HGH bu…
What pain isn't telling you
I think it is safe to say that we all know the feeling of pain. It can come in many forms, in many places, and last for days, weeks, or even years. There is one thing that is always evident when we start feeling pa…
Free HIV tests at NIAC this week
The North Idaho AIDS Coalition is offering free HIV testing this week through July 2 in honor of National HIV Testing Day on June 27.
Wineries square off in new North Idaho Fair and Rodeo competition
Since we opened The Dinner Party two and one half years ago, we have been impressed and a little surprised with the vibrancy of the wine industry here in North Idaho. Whether talking about the caliber of local prod…
Athletic events good for economy, community
The scenic landscape and beautiful lakes of North Idaho provide the perfect backdrop for many athletic events.
Students need to keep competitive edge
America's youth are losing their competitive edge in the worldwide STEM pipeline (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math). Ramsey Magnet School of Science is committed to helping students prepare to be globally …
Pain in the back is widely overtreated
EDITOR'S NOTE: Too much medical treatment is making many Americans sicker. This is the second story in an Associated Press six-part series that examines the phenomenon of overtreatment. Next: Radiation
Attacking the root causes of obesity
Obesity is becoming our nation's top healthcare concern with little relief in sight.
Wine books
Whether you are looking to build your wine knowledge or to have something entertaining for your summer vacation and you love wine, there are many choices of books to fill your craving. The challenge for the educati…
Tips that every man should follow
June 14-20 commemorates Men's Health Week. This is a time to heighten the awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection and treatment of disease among men. On average, men die seven years s…
Re-thinking ribs
When it comes to ribs, low and slow may be the mantra of the professional pit master, but it’s not the only way to go when it comes to the backyard grill.
Spending money to save money
I would imagine that most of us look for ways to cut our health care costs.