 | | COLUMBUS, Ohio- An Ohio State University Medical Center cardiologist is being honored at a red carpet awards ceremoney by Woman's Day magazine for her commitment to women's heart health.
Dr. Martha Gulati, and honoree of the 2012 Woman's Day Red Dress Awards which will be presented Feb. 15 at Lincoln Center in New York City. In years past, the ceremony has honored celebrities including TV presonality Barbara Walters, fitness guru Denise Austin, and former first lady Laura Bush.
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 | | Serious, long-term health issues improve considerably
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) – In just one generation the number of obese children in the U.S. has more than quadrupled.¹ In the mid 1960’s only 4 percent of children were obese in this country,¹ today that number is closer to one in five.¹ And the number of children who are dangerously overweight is rising, too.
In an effort to stem those numbers an. . . read more | |
 | | Chemical in brain that helps you feel better, may actually help you get better
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) – It’s often referred to as the “reward chemical” in your brain. Each time you do something pleasurable, like take a bite of dessert or pet a puppy, your brain releases a chemical known as dopamine as a way to reward and remind you of your experience.
But re. . . read more | |
 | | Condition of first few teeth can predict future problems, earlier visits help
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) – By the time babies get their first few teeth, parents should already be scheduling their first trip to the dentist. In fact, according to revised guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, your child should see a dentist by the time they turn one.
“The age of the first dental visit has changed somewhat over the years,” said Paul. . . read more | |
 | | 80% of stroke patients lose use of arm, hi-tech brace could give new hope
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) – Sabrina Pridham knows all too well how quickly life can change. At 33, she was a successful CPA and a young, healthy mother with a sense for adventure.
In the spring of 2000, Sabrina had just buckled herself into the passenger seat of a race car to take lessons in defensive driving from a professional driver. Then, right there on the track, it happened. . . . read more | |
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