Monday, September 26, 2011

Be Well, Boston | Hospital freebies, breastfeeding

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Week of: Sept. 26, 2011 Boston.com/Health Blogs: Daily Dose | White Coat Notes
This Week's Highlights
Do freebies from hospitals undermine breast-feeding?

Do freebies from hospitals undermine breast-feeding?

Routinely offering new moms free formula is among practices the CDC would like to end. In some cases, hospitals agree to give out those freebies in exchange for getting free supplies for special-needs infants.
Are flu shots necessary?
BE WELL, BOSTON | VIDEO

Are flu shots necessary?

Do you need a flu shot this year? Will you get one? What you need to know about the flu shot.
Local sailor aims for 2012 paralympic games

Local sailor aims for 2012 paralympic games

Maureen McKinnon-Tucker, who’s paralyzed from the waist down, is gearing up for the 2012 games, recently racing in Newport.
Surprising ways to lower Alzheimer’s risk

Surprising ways to lower Alzheimer’s risk

While advancing age, family history, and genes play a major role in determining Alzheimer’s risk, there are steps you can take to lower your chances of developing the disease.
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Week of: Sept. 26, 2011 Boston.com/Health Blogs: Daily Dose | White Coat Notes

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