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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2008 issue of Saturday Evening Post

• To sleep, perchance
  by Mary Ellen Sciortino
• AED saves coach
• Gotta go?
• The "King" of hearts: for two decades, the "master of the mike" has helped hundreds of individuals receive desperately needed treatment and renewed hope
  by Patrick Perry
• Apples, onions, and your pancreas
• Where do you think you are?
• Dizziness: possible causes and cures
• New Year's Wish
  by Edgar Guest
• A historical gem
  by Jay Anderson
• New options may help
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Presidents at play
• Supplement spotlight: orthosilicic acid
• Dancing for the health of it: the dance floor is proving a good venue for getting fit with a little fancy footwork
  by Lisa Monti
• The new zero: are we living in the era of the incredibly shrinking woman?
  by Lori Borgman
• Wearied by unwanted hair
• Advancing to the Rear
  by Pearl Hoffman
• Rockwell in stitches
  by Lois C. Johnson
• Make a difference
• Roughing it: a bowlful of heart-healthy, fiber-rich soup quite simply does the heart good!
• Dealing with a puppy when you are no longer one yourself: a frisky, crazy puppy proves you can teach an old owner new tricks
  by Peter Gerstenzang
• Kitchen tips
• You be the judge
  by Bruce M. Jones
• Reader remedies are welcome
• Daffynitions
• Proton therapy
  by Clifford Peterson
• SCA: reducing the risk
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Experimental Rx for RLS
• [Cartoon]
• Navigating the healthcare maze: are you one of the millions of Americans stressed out over frustrating and complex medical bills that you don't understand?
  by Alina Tugend
• Fifty years is … Remarks on a golden wedding anniversary
  by John McCollister
• Rare disorder can impair blood flow
• The pole position
  by Tresa Frazier
• Second acts
  by Daniel Johnson
• Good Samaritans save lives
• Climbing every mountain
• Cleaning up the air in your home: you know outdoor pollution is bad, but the indoor variety can be just as hard on your lungs. These expert tactics will help you breathe easier today
  by Jen Uscher
• Boning up with tea
• The perfect squelch
  by Sarah Eoyang
• Music to our ears
• Always Half-Empty
  by Dominic Martia
• A moving story
  by Robin X. Bigham
• Keys to treating A-fib
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• How to take better digital photos: after zooming in on these tips, you'll be on your way to taking better digital photos
  by Bayard Lewis
• Exercise your brain
• Post editors' picks …
• How to find a contractor: hiring the right person needn't be scary if you do a little homework
  by Johnathan Smith
• Further testing may explain drippy nose
• Crowd control
  by Herm Albright
• Man bites dog; readers bite man
  by June Patterson
• AED recall
• The gift of gab
• Inheritance can be challenging
  by Valentino Sabuco
• New salts for home gourmets
• Liberty is to the collective body, what health is to every individual body
  by Thomas Jefferson
• The pros and cons of grapefruit
• Mothers and daughters
  by Liz McCormack
• 100 years ago in the Post
• Pillow talk
• Sharing memories, sharing lives: preserving family history and sharing memories is a precious gift from one generation to the next
  by Arlene Silverman
• Cholesterol-lowering milk
• Don't skip dental x-rays
• Cataract surgery generally safe
• Reba
  by Sammie S. Johnson
• Next step may be a stress test
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Melanoma research
• Heartfelt for life: a new program teaches heart attack survivors how to get well and stay well
  by Mehmet Oz
• Whole grains for weight watchers
• Can you name this picture?
• Omega-3s target triglycerides
• Counterpoint
  by Doris Markland
• Advice for shopaholics
  by William Dauenhauer
• Doctors determine treatment guidelines
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Presidential Trivia: fascinating facts about the most powerful office on earth
• Senior companions
• Medicial tourism: what you should know: from international outsourcing to in-home visits, doctors and patients are reinventing the way medicine is viewed and practiced at home and around the world
  by Lorene Burkhart
• Botts in the islands: why was the world's greatest salesman making a fool of himself at Waikiki Beach?
  by William Hazlett Upson
• Vitiligo patients needed for research surveys
• Hip pain