HeadsUp on Heart Disease®
February is Heart Month! For your health, Lourdes created HeadsUp on Heart Disease®, a multi-media campaign that provides tips on how to shop, dine and live heart-healthy. Watch our "Cooking With the Cardiologists" show on Friday Feb. 18 at 6:00pm on CN8, where three Lourdes cardiologists cook up some healthy entrees and snacks with local TV chef Paul Dillon. Pick up a FREE copy of our 20-page HeadsUp on Heart Disease® booklet, filled with nutrition and fitness tips, coupons for healthy foods and a $5 coupon for MasterCard users, at participating Acme, Genuardi's, Pathmark, and SuperFresh supermarkets throughout Southern New Jersey. To have this booklet mailed to your home, or for more information about HeadsUp on Heart Disease®, call (856) 482-4967 or
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March 3 Cancer Seminar
Treating Cancer Using Integrative Medicine: Come to this FREE, day-long seminar to hear experts from Lourdes Health System and the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania discuss new and exciting ways that integrative medicine techniques are being successfully used TODAY to help fight cancer. The seminar is set for Thursday March 3rd from 8:30am to 4:00pm at the Enterprise Center on Route 38 in Mt. Laurel. Space is limited! To register, call (856) 869-3125.

 



FEBRUARY 2005
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Experts Report the Latest News on Vioxx, Celebrex, and Naproxen
People with arthritis and other painful conditions are still reeling from three recent strikes against popular pain medicines. First, prescription drugs rofecoxib (VioxxTM) and celecoxib (CelebrexTM) are linked to a higher risk for heart attack and stroke. Now, over-the-counter naproxen may up the risk, too? Here's the lowdown on these drugs.
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Many Adults Not Getting Colon Cancer Screenings
Colorectal cancer is the second deadliest cancer. But, it is also highly curable—when caught through screening tests. Unfortunately, experts say many people still are skipping these important screenings. Find out if you need to get screened.
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Women Benefit from Cardiac Rehabilitation
February is American Heart Month, a reminder for us all to mind our heart health. This is especially true for anyone who's had a heart attack. Learn how cardiac rehab programs help "heal" hearts and minds after a heart attack—especially for women.
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Many Smokers Mistakenly Believe Nicotine Replacement Therapy Is Unsafe
Nicotine replacement therapy, including nicotine gum and patches, can double a smoker's chance of quitting successfully. Yet, many smokers think these aides may be as unsafe and addictive as cigarettes. Here's the true scoop on how nicotine replacement can safely help smokers stick to their New Year's resolutions to quit-once and for all.
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Herbal Supplements May Harm Your Eyes
More than 40% of Americans use herbal or nutritional supplements. Are you one of them? If so, take a look at these recent findings. Your eyes will thank you. Some popular herbs can cause itchy, watery eyes—or even worse eye problems.
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Happy Valentine's Day! Chocolate Has Sweet Effects on the Heart
Maybe there's a reason chocolate often comes in a heart-shaped box. That creamy, dreamy indulgence could actually be good for your heart. Specifically, chocolate contains many healthy substances that may help ward off heart disease. Are you a chocolate lover? Read these tasty tips to gain the most enjoyment from what you crave.
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