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Factoid:
Contrary to the myth that it's a man's disease, cardiovascular disease actually kills 43,000 more women than men each
year.
American Heart Association
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Who Ya Gonna Call?
by Jennifer Olson
Joe
Rock and Jollen Cool making their way to class on Friday morning.
"Man, I got so drunk last night."
"Me too man, like too drunk!"
"Too
drunk"? When is "too drunk" a serious problem? And what can be done
about it?
full story |
Get Wise
Immunize
by Jennifer Lewis
Happiness is not your
destination. It is the attitude with which you choose to travel.
-Yogi Arit Desal
Heading out for
Katmandu this spring? Or how about Mexico or Greece for Winter Break? Study in
Spain or Japan this winter? Whatever adventures you have planned, go visit the UO Travel
Clinic and find out how to stay healthy traveling abroad.
Going overseas can be the
experience of a lifetime and its no time to be sick. Travel abroad programs often
require a battery of immunizations and it is never too early to start to get ready for a
trip overseas. Each country has a certain series of immunizations recommended to
help you stay healthy wherever you go.
full story |
Anxiety: There is help
by Dahlia Schoemaker
Do you find yourself feeling anxious
often? Perhaps you are away from home for the first time, or have not settled into
the rigors of paper due dates and exams. For most people, feeling anxious from time to
time is a natural part of life. It can increase concentration, prompt us to do our best,
or alert us to possible danger. But for some people, anxiety takes on a larger role
preventing participation in ordinary activities. What exactly is anxiety and when is it
too much?
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Fall 1999 Peer
Health Educators:
Jessica Green, Sean Gross, Eui Jun Kim, Jen Lewis, Jennifer Olson, Jennifer
Paaras, Michelle Shaw, Dahlia Shoemaker, Alisa Whitford.
Well-Now Advisor: Stacey Howe
Well-Now on the Web: Brandon Baxter
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