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Articles in May-June, 2007 issue of Saturday Evening Post

• Good read
  by Elizabeth Geier
• Keeping your cool
• Take time to recover well
• You on a diet: in an excerpt from his latest bestseller, Dr. Mehmet Oz offers an owner's manual for waist management
  by Mehmet C. Oz
• J.K. Rowling
• Get back on track: routine exercise can help restore and strengthen the muscles of the lower back
• Here comes the bride
• Common cent$$$: now that a penny isn't worth much, it's time to make it worth five cents
  by Austan Goolsbee
• Reading between lines
  by Michael T. Gladden
• New magnets and heart devices don't mix
• Post-op numbness
  by Douglas Zipes
• Home helpers
• Tea drinker's alert
• Post boy perks
  by Buddy Hincke
• Diabetes: catch of the day: no bones about it, catfish is a wholesome, delicious freshwater fish the entire family will enjoy
• Migraine in the news
• Go with the grains
• Family fare
  by Marlene Brady
• Healthy teeth, healthy heart
• New drug update
  by Douglas Zipes
• Bug off, naturally
• Broccoli plus tomatoes fight prostate cancer
• Positive parable
  by Robert Howe
• Anger harms the heart
• Detecting ovarian cancer
• Exercise your brain
• The perfect squelch
  by Blantz Brown
• Covers appreciated
  by Frank R. Sirianni
• Larry King
• A letter home from camp
  by Cole
• Dental x-rays for bone health
• Still sexy at 60! A grandmother with a mission, Suzanne Sowers has made it her business—literally—to look and feel ageless
  by Holly G. Miller
• Second the motion
  by Gaynelle Grantham Hinson
• Noninvasive test for SCA risk
• Brain scan may be useful
  by Douglas Zipes
• Free asthma screenings
• Post editor's picks …
• 1929 Ad
  by Fran Wolfe
• Florence Henderson
• Fast fill-up breakfast smoothies: "berry" tasty and loaded with healthful nutrients, fruity, low-fat dairy drinks offer a slim way to start the day
• In with the good, out with the bad: can adding an effective HDL booster like niacin help protect against cardiovascular disease?
• The curse of the purse: along with the obesity epidemic, there's now an even weightier problem for women to deal with: the trend of the supersized handbag
  by Rose Madeline Mula
• Is fish oil contaminated?
  by Barbara Hall
• Ted Danson
• Don't change a thing
  by Douglas Zipes
• Vision for living
• For the birds