Current Health 2, a Weekly Reader publication

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Articles in April, 2006 issue of Current Health 2, a Weekly Reader publication

• No time for television: our teen panel tries life without the tube.(You Said It! TV-Turnoff Week)
• What's up, doc?(hiccups, asthma)
• Meditate: relaxing your body and mind for just a few minutes each day can make a huge difference in your life.(YOUR MIND)(Cover story)
  by Rondon, Nayda
• Big goals are best achieved by forming a team.
• Pretty on the outside.(Pulse)(safe cosmetics campaign, Marin County, California)
• Saving grace.(Hot List)(teenage financial management)
• Water smarts: testing the waters.(Safety Zone)(swimming safety tips)
• You're a human sponge: here's why you should be soaking up water.(YOUR ENERGY)
  by Davy, Emma
• To prom or not to prom?(high school proms)
• Speeding the healing.(Dr. Detective: case study: spray-on skin)(serious burns)
• Team thinking: working together benefits everyone.(YOUR RELATIONSHIPS)
  by Bachel, Beverly K.
• Promises to keep: for teen volunteers, prom season is the time to shine.(YOUR WORD)(nonprofit organizatoin "Enchanted Closet" donates prom dresses to youth )
  by Matthews, Meredith
• Skin: an owner's manual: common health complaints rise to the surface.(YOUR BODY)
  by Weir, Kirsten
• Follow the leader.(Pulse)(sport of orienteering)
• Surf's up.(Move)
• Don't bet on it! How does a little gambling become a big problem?(YOUR CHOICES)
  by Klein, Melissa
• Congratulations to the Recipalooza contest winners!