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Inside This IssueAUGUST 2012
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Weathering the summer season can be more challenging
when you have diabetes. Whether you're spending time in the pool, on
the golf course or just playing outdoors, read on for tips on
managing diabetes in warm weather.
Each year, 38 million children and teens take to
the field, track, court or mat. A new national survey finds major
misconceptions among parents and even coaches that may add to kids'
risk for injury. Learn what you can do to keep your kids healthy
and active.
Nearly
one-third of American adults have prehypertension, a slightly elevated
blood pressure that could put you at higher risk for heart attack
and stroke. Is your blood pressure low enough?
Learn how old-school strength-training exercises such as
push-ups, sit-ups and squats can give you a well-rounded, free workout
at any time or place.
Cases
of whooping cough are on the rise. Learn why vaccination is the
best way to keep you and your family safe from this contagious
disease.
Take a break from the
hot weather with this cool treat.
