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• HEATHER'S BLOG: Did Hypnobirthing deliver?
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• FREE raw food class
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• Give back this Thanksgiving
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• INSPECTION REPORTS: Check out your favorite restaurant or food truck
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• REPORT: Best Diets
• HEATHER'S BLOG: Homemade birthday banana cake with cream cheese frosting
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• REPORT: Food industry decides which ingredients are safe
• Cutting Edge Heart Disease Special
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• HEATHER'S BLOG: Garlic soup to soothe your throat
• FREE CLASS: Buying organic on a budget
• STUDY: Green tea fights fat
• PHOTO GALLERY: Heather and Reg join thousands "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer"
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• Winter's fans pack Clearwater Marine Aquarium
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• PHOTO GALLERY: Race for the Cure 2011
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• BLOG: Heather's fresh and fast baby food from scratch
• Vibe Fit Launch Party
• STUDY: BPA found in canned children's food
• Moffitt Merit Society holds annual luncheon
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• Join Heather and Reg at Alpha House event
• "Change Clubs" popping up around the country
• USDA cracks down on E. coli in meat
• Healthy snack ideas
• GROUND TURKEY RECALL: Second recall linked to salmonella
• Local lawmakers reflect on September 11 anniversary
• Pasco businesses recognized at awards ceremony
• Heather's Natural Health
• SPECIAL: Cutting Edge: Fighting Fat
• STUDY: Cholesterol lowering foods better than low-fat
• FDA wants to make food labels easier to understand
• STUDY: Even small amount of exercise cuts heart disease risk
• Obese friends can influence weight gain
• 25 best weight loss tips
• STUDY: How to cut diabetes risk by 80 percent
• Our famous "egg sammy to go"
• STUDY: Intense exercise burns 200 calories AFTER workout
• STUDY: Scented laundry detergent and dryer sheets may contain cancer causing chemicals
• Watch: One-on-one interview with Michele Bachmann
• How to reduce blood clots related to C-sections
• Bill Clinton declares vegan victory!
• Foods that can lower bad cholesterol
• Do you have signs of celiac disease?
• STUDY: 15 minutes of daily exercise adds years to life
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• Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
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• STUDY: Best child car seats with lowest chemical levels
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• Heather Van Nest
• STUDY: Fish oil may boost babies immune system
• South Tampa: Bartenders compete for top title and GQ Magazine
• Chemicals polluting kids
• HEATHER BLOG: Favorite healthy restaurants in Tampa Bay
• Chemicals in your cosmetics unregulated
• What's in your favorite bottled water?
• Safer Bug Sprays
• It's natural, but does it REALLY work?
• Chemicals in your cosmetics
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• Pesticide exposure linked to low IQ
• Call to ban synthetic food dyes in candy, cereal and fruity drinks
• STUDY: Fresh foods reduce chemicals in body
• Should you vaccinate your baby?
• How to reduce BPA exposure
• Top rated 2011 sunscreens
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• Third "pop-up restaurant" location announced
• A healthy way to beat your soda fix!
• A major league honor for a South Tampa woman
• Get tickets for Martinis for Moffitt
• Push to make it easier to ban BPA and other chemicals
• New study: Yoga eases chronic lower back pain
• STUDY: Vitamin D and calcium may cut skin cancer risk
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• All-American Beach Bash at St. Pete Beach
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• FDA: Silicone implants "safe" but need to be replaced every 10 years
• Twice as many kids have food allergies
• New raw food delivery service
• eWomenNetwork honors Tampa Bay Business Leaders
• CDC considering new vaccine for babies
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• Organic food worth the money
• Heather and Reg honored as breast cancer champions
• FDA: Arsenic found in chicken meat
• Scientists warn of chemical-Autism link
• FREE breast cancer education and advocacy event
• Calorie Restrictive Diet helps you live longer?
• Free natural beauty samples
• Free music for kids at Hyde Park Village
• STUDY: Toxic chemicals in kids' products
• Buy tickets to Gowns and Clowns
• Sign up for MILES FOR MOFFITT
• Consumer Reports "best diet" winner
• Governor Scott talks about future of Florida
• HEATHER'S BABY WEEK: Does HypnoBirthing REALLY work?
• Melanoma Monday: FREE SKIN CANCER EXAMS
• Prime time for perfectly plump blueberries!
• Resurrection House saves lives
• New checklist could detect autism by age 1
• Pediatricians warn kids not protected from chemicals
• Try all-natural dye for Easter eggs
• Get together for community wellness event
• Bay area businesses say oil money not flowing
• Heather throws out the first pitch at the Rays game
• Girls hit puberty earlier than ever
• STUDY: Berry may help fight cancer
• Fitlife Foods opens in South Tampa
• Genetically modifed cows produce human breast milk
• Want to go vegan?
• STUDY: Brain size linked to breastfeeding
• Strawberry season--Make your own jam!
• Bayshore lane closures this week
• STUDY: Baldness drug linked to impotence
• Calling all poets
• STUDY: Acupuncture may ease menopause symptoms
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• FREE MOVIE: Secrets to longevity
• STUDY: One of the dirtiest places in the grocery store
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• Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
• Get healthy: Raw food class
• STUDY: Rest is not best for chronic fatigue patients
• FREE health screening
• STUDY: Higher stroke risk with diet sodas
• MacDill kids "deploy" like parents
• STUDY: Special diet helps kids with ADHD
• GOVERNMENT: Too much Fluoride in drinking water
• Dogs can sniff out colon cancer
• FREE movie about dangers of chemical sweetener Aspartame
• EPA to limit rocket fuel in your tap water
• HEATHER'S BLOG: Top 10 new mom favorite finds
• USDA green lights genetically modified alfalfa
• FREE MOVIE: Stunning aerial views of earth
• Food companies respond faster than FDA to remove controversial chemical
• Food fake-outs sabotage diet
• STUDY: Walk to preserve your brain
• Should food stamps be allowed to buy sugary soda?
• FDA approves new way to freeze body fat
• Red onions may lower cholesterol
• HEATHER'S BABY WEEK BLOG: Favorite Finds
• Gloves come off during U.S. Senate debate
• School lunches get a makeover and kids love it!
• STUDY: How to be happier
• STUDY: Exercise can override "fat genes"
• STUDY: Exercise may cut endometrial cancer 30 percent
• Moffitt Cancer Center looking for smokers
• The secret to good health: No more excuses
• STUDY: Celiac disease may develop later in life
• HEATHER'S BABY WEEK: Top tips to take your own maternity photos
• Beach Body workout for busy moms
• HEATHER'S BABY WEEK: Getting your baby to sleep through the night
• HEATHER'S BABY WEEK: Relieve pregnancy side effects
• HEATHER'S BABY WEEK: What the heck is a doula?
• Join Heather and Reg at Alpha House of Pinellas
• HEATHER'S BABY WEEK: Decorating a nursery on a dime
• HEATHER'S BABY WEEK: Top exercises for pregnant women
• HEATHER'S BABY BLOG: Baby week schedule
• HEATHER'S BABY WEEK: What the heck is a doula?
• RECIPE: "Skinny jeans" pasta
• STUDY: Forgetting your fruit and veggies?
• FDA warns makers of green tea drinks to stop bogus claims
• Cutting carbs? Replace with plant proteins
• FEDS: No link between chemicals in diaper and rashes
• Consumer group slams USDA egg graders
• OBESITY EPIDEMIC: Super-sized portions served up at most chains
• Which protein bars are best?
• STUDY: Vitamin linked to autoimmune diseases and cancer
• Government plants seeds to grow gardens at schools
• STUDY: New breast cancer tests cause cancer
• STUDY: Quality of life care helps cancer patients live longer
• STUDY: Pesticides may double ADHD risk
• Safer Bug Spray: Natural Repellents
• STUDY: Way to curb colic?
• Ice cream company accused of "fudging" all natural ingredients
• STUDY: babies may show signs autism
• STUDY: Early puberty for girls causing concern
• STUDY: After miscarriage, try again soon
• Acai berries: Are they really a SUPER FOOD?
• Send care packages to MacDill troops overseas
• STUDY: Hazardous chemicals in spray cleaners toxic to kids
• Sexy beach body: No gym required!
• STUDY: Moms who take probiotics reduce eczema in kids
• Europe warns about controverisal synthetic food dyes
• Questions about early breast cancer detection
• ENTERTAINMENT: Martinis for Moffitt sells out!
• FDA: Breast cancer drug does not work
• STUDY: "Chewable statins" for kids?
• ENTERTAINMENT: Pink Martini benefits breast cancer patients
• HEATHER'S BLOG: I'm pregnant!
• CDC: Fresh salsa and guacamole linked to foodborne illness
• Tampa Bay Slow Food USA chapter opens
• STUDY: High-fructose corn syrup may raise blood pressure
• INTERVIEW: Foods to eat during cancer treatment
• New guidelines for cancer survivors
• Beach wiffle ball tournament to benefit All Children's Hospital
• Marco Rubio blames federal government for slow oil response
• FDA warns too many antibiotics used in meat
• HEATHER'S PREGNANCY BLOG: Lower your exposure to chemicals
• STUDY: Breast density predicts cancer risk
• STUDY: Prescription drug kills cancer cells?
• Women business leaders honor Mayor Pam Iorio
• STUDY: Apple juice helps with anxiety
• Top 2010 sunscreens
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• STUDY: Coffee fights Type 2 Diabetes
• How will the oil spill affect my health?
• FDA warns drug company to come clean on side effects
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• STUDY: Acupuncture may trigger natural pain relief
• Drug shows promise in non-smokers' lung cancer
• Stores pledge crackdown on toxic lead in handbags
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• STUDY: 10 minutes of exercise, hour-long benefits
• Help for kids with chronic ear and sinus infections
• Strong coffee may prevent & reverse Alzheimer's
• Why do moms judge each other?
• Ovarian cancer screening shows promise
• Controversial chemical makes canned food risky for pregnant women
• DIRTY DOZEN: Most contaminated fruits and vegetables
• STUDY: High pesticide levels linked to ADHD in kids
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• CANCER PANEL: Chemicals in environment linked to cancer
• STUDY: Rise in stomach cancer among young adults
• STUDY: Pregnant women need high levels vitamin D
• STUDY: Coffee could prevent uterine cancer
• Heather Blog: How a skin cancer exam saved my life
• Free skin cancer screenings could save your life
• STUDY: 5 minute cancer test could save thousands of lives
• Ruskin Air Force General lands in Aviation Hall of Fame
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• 5 ways to understand what you're eating
• Doctors set standards to stop drug companies' influence
• STUDY: Breast cancer risk influenced by grandmother's diet
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• REPORT: U.S. standards on beef lax
• STUDY: Health insurers profit off fast food restaurants
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• FDA reviews safety of anti-bacterial soaps
• Natural ways to relieve allergies
• STUDY: Women who walk briskly cut stroke risk 30 percent
• Why losing weight PHYSICALLY stresses you out
• STUDY: One hour exercise fights "fatso" gene
• Banana breakfast muffin
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• Be your own fountain of youth
• HEATHER'S BLOG: Trying to stay healthy
• Is asbestos in your home or workplace?
• Cholesterol drug safe for healthy people?
• STUDY: Chocolate lowers stroke and heart attack risk
• STUDY: Junk food similar to crack?
• EPA: Is controversial chemical in our drinking water?
• FDA considers banning teens from tanning beds
• EXPERTS: 1 out of every 3 breast cancers avoidable
• "Stomach friendly" coffees
• Seaweed a super fat fighter?
• NEW LAW: Calories will be posted on menu boards
• STUDY: Vitamin D supplement needed for babies
• FDA WARNING: Statin drug can cause kidney problems
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• WARNING: Toxic flea and tick treatments
• TO DO: Tampa Bay NATURAL HEALTH classes and more
• 4 Organic foods worth the money
• Papaya shows promise as cancer fighter
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• Drinking water contaminant 'castrates' frogs
• Toyota offers free rentals while recalled cars are repaired
• "Fake pills" may do your body good
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• Interview: Chef BT shares secrets to fresh cooking
• STUDY: Aspirin aids breast cancer defense
• Tell me your favorite "healthy" restaurant in the Bay area?
• Green cleaners: Easy ways to cut down on chemical exposure
• USDA "sharpens" organic milk and meat standards
• Why going "au natural" may attract more men
• Color of chocolate determines health benefits
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• Beer drinkers: This study is for you!
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• YOU can prevent 40 percent of cancers
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• STUDY: Fish oil pills may help mental disorders
• BLUE ZONES: Lifelong lessons from older generations
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• STUDY: 7 ways to add 40 years to your life
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• FDA NOW warns about chemical in plastic
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• Martinis for Moffitt--Thursday night
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