Online dating woes and family boundary advice column
Dear Amy and Dear James offer guidance on dating online versus offline, managing multiple dates, and handling intrusive family dynamics. Experts suggest casual dating, self-improvement offline, and evaluating mental health and mediation to protect a child’s development while addressing a demanding grandmother and parental boundaries.
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HealthSpace unveils Head First exhibit in new Cleveland center
The HealthSpace attraction in Cleveland features Head First a dramatic three story glass head with interactive touchpads in a 15 minute program. The 81 000 square foot facility opens to the public Saturday highlighting warnings about drugs smoking and unhealthy lifestyles. It uses brain and spinal cord visuals to engage visitors and begins the Road to Good Health a tour of life stages with stops on dentistry self defense immune system and aging diseases.
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HealthSpace
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
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Chris Abood
Head First
Patricia Horvath
Health Space Cleveland opens with healthy eating focus
The Health Space Cleveland facility on Euclid Ave opens with an 184 seat auditorium, classrooms, a nutrition kitchen, fitness evaluation space, gift shop and cafe offering salads and low fat options. Admission is seven dollars for adults and five for students and seniors, free for children five and younger.
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Euclid Ave
Cleveland
HealthSpace
Healthier milk on the horizon via fat blocking diet
University of California Davis researchers Moshe Rosenberg and Ed DePeters tested a heat treated whey protein and oil supplement that shields unsaturated fats in cows from digestion. In 21 day trials with 1500 milk samples, unsaturated fats rose up to eightfold, reducing saturated fat potential. Pilot projects and larger scale production follow.
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University of California-Davis
Moshe Rosenberg
Department of Food Science and Technology
Ed DePeters
Fessor
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Rosenberg
Dear Abby helps bullied kids in schools
Readers are reminded bullying harms students and communities with Depression, anxiety, and academic problems. Parents can intervene by positive discipline, quality time, and building confidence. Tim’s case shows actions like addressing gynecomastia and a school concert to restore peer respect.
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Tim
John Denver
Jim Croce
Texas
Sid Johnson
America
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