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Vol. 20, Issue 16 | February 25, 2019
 
THIS WEEK'S TOP STORIES  
 
Integrative medicine: Alternative becomes mainstream
Patients and doctors alike are embracing complementary and alternative medicine. Therapies are often combined with mainstream techniques — spawning the term integrative medicine. Learn the lingo and get the facts.
 
 
Barriers to fitness: Overcoming common challenges  
Sticking to a regular exercise schedule may not be easy for you. Boredom, embarrassment and a lack of time often get in the way. Try these practical strategies to stay on track.
 
     
 
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Raw water: Risky fad?
Concerns over lead and other contaminants in tap water have led to the dangerous trend of drinking unprocessed or raw water.
Heart disease prevention: Does oral health matter?
While there appears to be some link between an unhealthy mouth and heart disease, more research is needed to understand it.
 
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Mayo Clinic Minute: Telestroke technology in ambulances
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Bullous pemphigoid
Peptic ulcer
Meatless recipes
 
 
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Conventional remedies meet alternative therapies to transform health
The Mayo Clinic Guide to Integrative Medicine is a comprehensive guide to understanding the latest alternative therapies and techniques that, when combined with conventional medicine, can reduce your health care costs and deliver life-changing results. Click here for more information.
 
 
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HEALTHY RECIPES
 
Veggie pizza
Butternut squash ravioli
Quinoa stuffed peppers
 
HEALTH TIP
 
Are you getting enough calcium?
If dairy foods are off the menu, how can you be sure you're getting enough calcium? Try going green. Broccoli and dark green vegetables, such as spinach, kale, and turnip and collard greens, are good sources of calcium. Also look for calcium-fortified foods, such as soy milk and fruit juices.
 
Need practical advice on diet and exercise? Want creative solutions for stress and other lifestyle issues? Discover even more healthy lifestyle topics at MayoClinic.org.
 
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