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Articles in March-April, 2008 issue of Saturday Evening Post

• Shopaholics
  by Ed Henson
• Pain might be angina
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Omega-3 update
• [Cartoon]
• Protecting your home: no one is immune from break-ins, but you can take precautions
• The perfect squelch
• A letter of gratitude
• Golden words of love
  by Fran Million
• A comedian's memoir: Steve Martin looks back at a person he used to know
• FAQS: Volunteering
• Our great train ride: the American illustrators hall of fame
• Chasing diabetes around the world: using ancient foods and medicines to treat a 21st century disease
  by Ted Kreiter
• Teas not created equal
  by Cory SerVaas
• Final exam
  by Chase Morley
• On the move
  by S.C. Hamell
• Fainting spells
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Vegetables: raw may not be better
• Web surfing for health
• Stick with fish! reel in the bountiful benefits of fish for optimum functioning of body and mind
• You be the judge
  by Jose Schorr
• Vitamin K: pros and cons
  by Cory SerVaas
• I feel a change coming on
  by Janett L. Grady
• [Cartoon]
• Dancing and Health
  by V. Elaine Lewis
• Hypotension syndrome
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Prostate: new light on laser therapy: for the millions of males living with benign prostatic hyperplasia , a new laser treatment is proving a promising alternative to more invasive surgery
  by Patrick Perry
• Do wrinkle products work? Advertisements promise younger, more beautiful skin. Here's what we know and don't know about wrinkle reducers
  by Tait Trussell
• Sleep testing comes home
• Alternative therapy for joint pain
  by Cory SerVaas
• More to learn about lysine
  by Cory SerVaas
• Mothers and daughters
  by Christiana Bortolotti
• Writing is easy! There's really no trick to being a writer, as long as you live in sunny California and avoid dank places like South America or Czechoslovakia
  by Steve Martin
• Do we really need cursive writing? With the rise of electronic communications, even less time is being devoted to teaching handwriting in our schools. The written art may be an endangered species
  by Caitlin Carpenter
• Starting strong, finishing strong: sticking with simple, easy-to-implement steps, you will greatly increase your chances of maintaining superior physical and mental function throughout life: an interview with Drs. Kenneth & Tyler Cooper
  by Patrick Perry
• Are your bones healthy?
• Omega-3s and eye health
  by Cory SerVaas
• From the Pharmacy
• Tracking America's rails
• Drinks to your health
• Look out for ladders
• Do you believe that outfit?! Thanks to our democratic way of dressing, we all have the right to look cheap, regardless of our social standing
  by Rose Madeline Mula
• Easter flowers: "they came before the first wake-robins lifted white among rotting leaves near the river…. Something wonderful happened when the windflowers began to blow upon those hills."
  by MacKinlay Kantor
• Arm swelling after cancer surgery
  by Cory SerVaas
• The soul of Whit
  by Jerry O'Roark
• [Cartoon]
• For the young and young at heart
  by Peggy Egan
• Advances in heart care
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• The wit and wisdom of Benjamin Franklin: his enduring wisdom leads us to a higher appreciation of his genius
• The planting bird: when it's time to work the garden in the early spring, nature sends a winged messenger to tell us how to do it
  by Julie Zickefoose
• Good vibes
• About "belly" fat
  by Cory SerVaas
• Reader remedies to lower triglycerides
  by Cory SerVaas
• The rest of the Banting story
  by William E. Swisher
• Twilight at Monticello
• Password savvy
• Romancing the rails: hop on board to experience the utmost in train travel and explore the beauty, romance, and history of the scenic western frontier
  by Dwight Lamb
• [Cartoon]
• Prostate cancer options
  by Cory SerVaas
• Patience, please
  by Ruth Lee
• Speak down, please!
  by Carol Jensen
• The best of both worlds: you've heard of Tony Bennett, the international singing phenomenon who has charmed audiences for six decades, but have you met Anthony Benedetto, rising star of the art world?
  by Holly Miller
• Laughs and marriage
  by John Huerta
• Low BP, low energy
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Enough water to sail the plane: you don't have to be a math whiz to know that 10-ounce bottles of water multiplied times 60 bladders exceeds the capacity of one small bathroom wedged behind row 20
  by Lori Borgman
• What's fat got to do with it? In an excerpt from You On a Diet, America's trusted doctor team offers useful insights about unhealthy body fat
  by Mehmet C. Oz
• Hot topic: autism
• Mucus misery
  by Cory SerVaas
• Stop the drip
  by Cory SerVaas
• Jump shot
  by Suzan L. Wiener
• More valuable than inheritance
  by Marian Payne
• Saving time saves lives: update on early-defibrillation programs and emerging technology
• Active coping for chronic pain: simple steps to make the shift from patient to person
  by Carol Krucoff
• Steering clear of investment scams: a few simple rules can help you avoid scam artists taking you to the cleaners
  by Cathy Shouse
• An inside look
• Leg pain relief is often elusive
  by Cory SerVaas
• She now sees in color
  by Cory SerVaas