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Dogged resistance


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Fredericksburg Arthritis Walk 2008
arthritis dogs

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Goldie was the Dog Hero of the 2008 Fredericksburg Arthritis Walk. Yes, Goldie suffers from arthritis.

Go to www.LetsMoveTogether.org and learn more about the annual Arthritis Walk.

Dogged resistance
COLOMA – A St. Joseph dog trainer says Hagar Township’s ban on dogs on its beaches leaves her without a leg to stand on.
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Margot Kidder on sex, death and boomers
In town for “Love, Loss and What I Wore, 61-year-old former Lois Lane is up for some frank talk.
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Alcohol reduces the severity of rheumatoid arthritis

Alcohol reduces the severity of rheumatoid arthritis
Drinking alcohol may reduce the severity of rheumatoid arthritis according to new research published today. It is the first time that this effect has been shown in humans. The study also finds that alcohol consumption reduces the risk of developing the disease, confirming the results of previous studies.
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A regular tipple may ease rheumatoid arthritis symptoms
DRINKING alcohol reduces the severity of the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis, a pioneering new study has revealed.
Read more on The Scotsman

Feeling less pain after a few drinks
A University of Sheffield study points to a correlation between increased drinks and decreased symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis
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Dr. Scholl’s(R) Creates Online Community to Connect Those Who Experience Lower Body Joint Pain
WHITEHOUSE STATION, NJ–(Marketwire – July 27, 2010) – Merck Consumer Care announces the launch of a new effort to connect people who suffer from back, knee or arthritis pain. The Dr. Scholl’s ® Pain Relief Community, available at www.facebook.com/drscholls , offers a forum for lower body pain sufferers to share their experiences.
Read more on Marketwire

Slow moves to battle body pain

Slow moves to battle body pain
For some people, even the gentle movements of tai chi are too rigorous. They can benefit from qigong.
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