Current Health 2, a Weekly Reader publication

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Articles in November, 2005 issue of Current Health 2, a Weekly Reader publication

• Good news/bad news.(Pulse)
• Q why are aerobic exercises good for you?(What's Up, Doc?)
  by B., Taylor
• Mind over meatloaf: turn off the TV and tune in to your meal.(YOUR MIND)
  by Hurley, Mary Lou
• Heart smart.(Pulse)
• Q why does biting into aluminum foil hurt?(What's Up, Doc?)
• Lean on me.(Hot List)(whom teens turn to for support)
• Relative success: is your family the one thing standing between you and a great Thanksgiving?(YOUR RELATIONSHIPS)
  by Kroll, Jennifer
• True-blue visionary.(Dr. Detective: case study: blue baby)
• America's healthiest cities for teens: from air pollution to vegetarian restaurants, these 10 cities make it easy for teens to stay healthy.(YOUR WORLD)(Cover Story)
  by Sparling, Polly
• Q why do people blink.(What's Up, Doc?)
  by B., Tracy
• Got flex? There's a new way to exercise, and it's muscling its way into a gym near you.(YOUR ENERGY)
  by Shah, Monica
• Real-life bully basher.(Pulse)
• Q how long can you survive without food?(What's Up, Doc?)
  by B., Ben
• Food for thought: distracted eating: what do you know?(Your Mind: Quiz)
• Dark crystal: meet three young people who got swept up in meth madness.(YOUR CHOICES)(addiction to methamphetamine)
  by Mehta, Julie
• Smells like ...? Our teen panel checks out aromatherapy products.(You Said It! aromatherapy)
• Teacher's guide.(Editorial)
• Get a grip.(Move)
• Heimlich hero: learn what it takes to be a lifesaver.(Safety Zone)
• All in the family: get to know your relatives. It's good for your health!(YOUR BODY)
  by Daly, Melissa