Health: Growing pains are real
Growing pains are real in healthy blog. Gremlyn Bradley-Waddell, AZ Republic, Nov 2, 2011, writes that 25-40% of kids experience “growing pains.”Usually these aches and cramps come in the night and are below the knee.Often these arise after a very physical day. About all that can be done to prevent them is good quality, supportive shoes.If these pains continue or extend into the morning or pop up during exercise—you might want to tell the doctor.In the meantime, some attention, massaging
Dr. Scott Monteith: On a New Wonder "Drug" on the Market info
Dr. Scott Monteith: On a New Wonder "Drug" on the Market in healthy blog. I've posted several guest posts by Dr. Scott Monteith, a psychiatrist/informaticist, at Healthcare Renewal.These include the Mar. 2011 post "On 'The Best Compromise' on Physicians and Use of Troublesome Health IT", the Jan. 2011 post "Interesting HIT Testimony to HHS Standards Committee, Jan. 11, 2011, by Dr. Monteith" and the Dec. 2010 post "Meaningful Use and the Devil in the Details: A Reader's View".Here's a new
Health: Growing pains are real
Growing pains are real in healthy blog. Gremlyn Bradley-Waddell, AZ Republic, Nov 2, 2011, writes that 25-40% of kids experience “growing pains.”Usually these aches and cramps come in the night and are below the knee.Often these arise after a very physical day. About all that can be done to prevent them is good quality, supportive shoes.If these pains continue or extend into the morning or pop up during exercise—you might want to tell the doctor.In the meantime, some attention, massaging
Dr. Scott Monteith: On a New Wonder "Drug" on the Market info
Dr. Scott Monteith: On a New Wonder "Drug" on the Market in healthy blog. I've posted several guest posts by Dr. Scott Monteith, a psychiatrist/informaticist, at Healthcare Renewal.These include the Mar. 2011 post "On 'The Best Compromise' on Physicians and Use of Troublesome Health IT", the Jan. 2011 post "Interesting HIT Testimony to HHS Standards Committee, Jan. 11, 2011, by Dr. Monteith" and the Dec. 2010 post "Meaningful Use and the Devil in the Details: A Reader's View".Here's a new
Health: Growing pains are real
Growing pains are real in healthy blog. Gremlyn Bradley-Waddell, AZ Republic, Nov 2, 2011, writes that 25-40% of kids experience “growing pains.”Usually these aches and cramps come in the night and are below the knee.Often these arise after a very physical day. About all that can be done to prevent them is good quality, supportive shoes.If these pains continue or extend into the morning or pop up during exercise—you might want to tell the doctor.In the meantime, some attention, massaging
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