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Printing Food and the Impact on the American Diet
Read more: Printing Food and the Impact on the American DietWhat started with a project at Cornell University in 2011 has skyrocketed, literally. NASA recently announced they were funding a $125,000 grant to build a prototype 3-D printer that could print pizza in space for future missions, possibly to Mars, where NASA says a 520-day food supply would be needed. The 3-D printer, they believe, could provide astronauts with food exceeding the 15-plus-year…
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Traveling High for World’s Largest Balloon Fiesta
Read more: Traveling High for World’s Largest Balloon FiestaThe Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta has once again taken flight, drawing in more than 500,000 visitors, representing 18 countries in the sky. More than 550 balloons inflate in the dark early hours of mornings of the nine-day fiesta to reveal the Sandia Mountain horizon glittered with vibrant colors and shapes. Albuquerque’s altitude ranges from just under 5,000 feet above…
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Do you know your risk of developing breast cancer?
Read more: Do you know your risk of developing breast cancer?If you are under the age of 40, should breast cancer be on your radar? Are you high risk or moderate risk or little risk? With 7 percent of all breast cancer cases diagnosed before the recommended first mammogram at the age of 40, knowing your risk can lead to early detection and treatment. Recent data has…
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Lovelace Women’s Hospital Girls’ Night Out
Read more: Lovelace Women’s Hospital Girls’ Night OutLovelace Women’s Hospital is presenting the Sixth Annual Girls’ Night Out from 5:30-8 p.m. Friday, October 4 at Hotel Albuquerque, 800 Rio Grande NW. The free event will feature spa and wellness vendors and samples, a Dillard’s fashion show and a demonstration of the Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System. More than 350 women attended last…
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What’s Wrong with the “I’ve Already Blown It” Mentality when Dieting
Read more: What’s Wrong with the “I’ve Already Blown It” Mentality when DietingLovelace Bariatrics Director Dr. Duc Vuong joins us on the blog today to talk about how one powerful message can easily derail your diet when it shouldn’t. Have you ever thought, “I’ve already ruined my diet today (or this week or this holiday), so it doesn’t matter what I eat now!”? There are times when…
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Turning Back the Clock – New Research on Reversing Aging
Read more: Turning Back the Clock – New Research on Reversing AgingWe have control over how quickly or slowly we age, according to new research. The study, published in The Lancet: Oncology, found a healthy lifestyle can lengthen our telomeres – the caps on the end of our chromosomes which control the aging process at the cellular level. Longer telomeres protect our chromosomes from aging too…
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Two Things to Cut Women’s Risk of Cancer
Read more: Two Things to Cut Women’s Risk of CancerWhat if you could dramatically reduce your risk of developing cancer by adhering to two principles? The American Institute of Cancer Research estimates nearly 30,000 women in the United States could be spared of endometrial cancer – affecting as many as 50,000 women a year – if they exercise for 30 minutes a day and…
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Saving 200,000 Lives – Preventing Heart Disease and Stroke Deaths
Read more: Saving 200,000 Lives – Preventing Heart Disease and Stroke DeathsHeart disease and stroke deaths don’t have to happen. That is the finding of a report from the CDC stating that more than 200,000 deaths in 2010 were preventable. While progress has been made since 2001, with the number of preventable heart disease and stroke deaths decreasing by 30 percent, health care providers know there…
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A Special Place in Her Heart for Lovelace Women’s Hospital NICU – Make that Two
Read more: A Special Place in Her Heart for Lovelace Women’s Hospital NICU – Make that TwoOnce a year, Lovelace Women’s Hospital welcomes families and former patients for a reunion unlike any other. As they unload out of cars with strollers, diaper bags, blankets, and bottles, those who were once our smallest of patients come back for an opportunity to see the doctors, nurses and staff of the NICU – their…
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New Mexico’s Own Hatch Chile – A Healthy Hot Bite
Read more: New Mexico’s Own Hatch Chile – A Healthy Hot BiteKnown across the country for its chile peppers, Hatch Valley, N.M., is a spot on the map known well to foodies searching for the “it” ingredient of signature chile rellenos, chile verde and enchilada dishes. Even if you don’t consider yourself a foodie, you are if you live in New Mexico, where the state question…
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