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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2007 issue of Saturday Evening Post

• Credit card awareness
  by Beth Perry
• John Larroquette
• [Cartoon]
• The FDA recently announced its approval of Reclast injection for women with postmenopausal osteoporosis
• The gift of the magi: it was Christmas Eve, and they had sacrificed their most prized possessions for the perfect gift
  by O. Henry
• The sound of silence: you're 45 and your hearing is going south? Join the club
  by Cathy Shouse
• "Turkey"
• Carbs count, too
• Abnormal cells persist despite treatment
• SatEvePost a lifesaver
  by Julie Marbourg
• Good or bad food
  by Joann Connors
• The gift of living well
• Sweet potatoes: wholesome holiday recipes: a holiday staple, the versatile sweet potato ranks as one of the most nutritious vegetable sources around—ideal fare for the health-conscious consumer
• Take the quiz to check your cholesterol IQ
• New imaging technique for early detection
• Chistmas lights: how you light up the holidays can say a lot about your personality
  by Lori Borgman
• Where do you think you are?
• "X" Is for Extension
• Rewired for sound
  by Ollie Ekstedt
• Getting "hip" to modern surgery
  by Theresa Pronske
• Holiday safety tips
• AED access
• Preserving hope for fertility
• Targeting breast cancer: groundbreaking discoveries in treatment, screening, and genetics are radically improving the outcomes for women with breast cancer
  by Patrick Perry
• More from 90-year-old Hummer owner
• 1907 Ad
  by Carl Werner
• Parkinson's disease: a team effort
• Advances in Medicine
• Just "stating" the facts
  by Cookie Holland
• Phylicia Rashad
• Confessions of an oniomaniac
  by Tait Trussell
• Dos and don'ts for selecting your trustee
  by Valentino Sabuco
• TV's Mr. Nice Guy: Bob Newhart's button-down brand of stand-up humor has entertained audiences for almost half a century. Now the accountant-turned-comedian adds "author" to his long list of credits
  by Holly G. Miller
• Dressing up holiday meals: a new book offers tasty and tasteful ideas for holiday entertaining
• Fruity vegetables and fish vs. asthma
• You be the judge
  by Jose Schorr
• Basics of bursitis
• Sew what!
  by Robin X. Bigham
• China: the educated giant: by building a brain trust, China may surpass the U.S. unless our country takes dramatic steps to improve our educational system
  by Nicholas D. Kristof
• Sleep for heart health
• A public health advisory issued in August urges nursing mothers to talk to their doctors about taking codeine to relieve pain or coughing
• 1940s AD
  by Ed McMahon
• Lower not necessarily better
• Munchie of the month
• Cataract surgery has low complication rate
• Switching soap eased his hand problems
• A cancer survivor says
  by Dennis Franks
• Michelle Pfeiffer
• Exercise you brain
• Create a tree skirt: the most elegant skirt of the season can be right under your tree
• Healthcorps: shaping America's future: by offering students healthy options, a new program is working today for a healthy tomorrow
  by Lisa Oz
• A moving experience: I kept expecting to hear the crash of stacks of boxes colliding against each other like falling dominos, knocking down walls and crushing me in my bed
  by Rose Madeline Mula
• Cows muscle in on sports drinks
• The perfect squelch: "she floored the champ"
  by John McCollister
• Reader links artificial sweetener to her headaches
• No covers, no sunshine
  by Nancy Powers
• Supplement spotlight: citicoline
• Device helps those awaiting new hearts
• Exercise builds knee cartilage
• A taste of the holidays: Saturday Evening Post illustrators added their own special seasoning to Thanksgiving and Christmas celebrations
• Persistent dizziness
• Hollywood memories: at 90 veteran actor Kirk Douglas reflects on his friends, his life, his work, and the present state of the world
• Help for hand cramps and gout
• From the pharmacy
• To Mehmet Oz
  by Barbara J. Meyer
• Tom Bergeron
• Poor Richard speaks: the wit and wisdom of Benjamin Franklin: his enduring wisdom leads us to a higher appreciation of his genius
• Tips for stress-free holidays: slow down and enjoy the holiday season by creating a priority list
  by A. Christopher Hammon
• Kicking the habit
• Running free: is your dog ready to play with others without a leash?
  by Gina Spadafori
• Be an energy scrooge in the kitchen
• Coffee, carbs, and eye health
• Magnesium is essential to health
• Restless legs exercises
  by Donald L. Cochrane
• Breathe for health
• CPR training: less is more
• In women, caffeine may protect memory
• Gene therapy for Angina
• Up in arms over BP
• Quiet strength

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