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Discovery Health Newsletter
December 8, 2008
Welcome TAYLLOR!
Let Discovery Health be your partner in staying well.
 
in the spotlight
Here Comes National Body Challenge 2009!
Get motivated with some great reasons you should take the Challenge, and take a sneak peek at what the best Body Challenge ever has in store!

The Benefits of Registering

Most-Asked Questions

Managing Holiday Stress

Depression Linked to Increase in Abdominal Fat

sexual health
Rev Up Your Sex Life
Science and sex may not seem to go together, but scientific research has uncovered some interesting ways to give your love life a shot in the arm (so to speak).

Sexual Clues Uncovered

Female Sexual Dysfunction: It's NOT All in Your Head

The Male Potency Assessment Test

Better Sex Options for Men & Women

Alfred Kinsey: The Man Who Shocked America

From the Sexual Health Bulletin Boards:
My orgasms are unsatisfying ... like a sneeze.

From the Sexual Health Bulletin Boards:
Am I the only woman who doesn't enjoy this sex act?

From the Sexual Health Bulletin Boards:
Now that the sex is meaningful, my boyfriend has performance anxiety.



main features
Why We're Fat
Discovery Health's Dr. G explains why obesity has become such a super-sized problem.

Calorie Counting 101

The Women's Fitness Quiz

Dr. G's How Not to Die Book
Learn surprising lessons on how to live a longer, safer, and healthier life from America's favorite medical examiner, Dr. G.


Anatomy of a Headache
They are pain-sensitive structures called nociceptors. Once activated, they send a signal up the nerve fibers to the brain, which you know as a headache.

What Causes Migraine Headaches?

What Causes Tension Headaches?

What Causes Cluster Headaches?

What Causes Rebound Headaches?

TEN Tips for Avoiding Headaches


You, The Owner's Manual DVD Set
Join host and renowned heart surgeon Dr. Mehmet Oz for this multi-part look at what chugs, churns and thumps throughout the miraculous system known as the human body.


Always Tired? There May Be a Medical Reason
Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is real, and as many as 8 out of every 100,000 adults in the U.S. may have it.

What You NEED to Know

Signs to Look For

Questions to Ask Your Health Care Provider

Q&A With a CFS Expert


10 Sure-Fire Ways to Reduce Stress
It's the holidays. It's the shopping. It's the traveling. It's the partying. It's the time of year when stress can creep up on you while you're too busy to notice it. Here are ten weapons to add to your arsenal to fight it.

Reduce the Effects of Stress

Why Women Are More Stressed Than Men

Is Your Job Killing You?


Your Prescription Translator
Just taking your pills may have been fine in the old days. But today it's important that you understand what you're taking and why. Use this interactive guide to find what you need to know about the medicines you're putting into your body.

The Drug Interaction Checker


Look Up Any Illness
Use the Discovery Health Diseases & Conditions Database for information that you really need for yourself and for those you love.


Discovery Health Jigsaw Puzzles
They're a great way to relax for a few minutes during a hectic day. Choose from ten health-related images, then try your hand at bringing order from the chaos. And every time you start again, the pieces break differently.


health & fitness news

Body Swap Illusion Tricks Mind

Brain Waves Shed Light on Autism

AIDS Crisis Overblown, Some Dare Say

More High-Risk Women Preempt Breast Cancer

Caring for a Loved One During the Holidays


hands-on health
NEWS IN FOCUS
The Daily Rounds: Yoga Is Effective in Treating Low Back Pain

Yoga appears to be more effective for low back pain than conventional exercise or getting a self-care book about the condition, according to a first-of-its-kind study conducted by researchers at Group Health Cooperative's Center for Health Studies. You can find detailed information on the Mary Alice Williams reports that appear on Discovery Health TV every weeknight at 6:55 p.m. ET.

THIS WEEK'S QUIZ
Test Your Allergy & Asthma Knowledge

'Tis the season to be sneezing ... find out what you really know about these conditions, and how you can fight them.

FEATURED TOOL
What's Your Emotional I.Q.?

There's more to success than academic smarts. Here you can evaluate several aspects of your emotional intelligence and find suggestions on ways to improve it.

EXPERT OPINION
Aspirin & Your Headache

Inside that tiny bottle in your medicine chest there lies the most successful drug in history. And scientists are still struggling to understand it.


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9 p.m. ET/PT
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Tonight, 8 p.m. ET/PT
Mystery ER:
Nothing to Sneeze At

A strongly built young man blows his nose, and his life is changed forever. He gets violently ill and passes out ... but the doctors can't figure out what he has and they must find a diagnosis before one more sneeze kills him!

Tonight, 10 p.m. ET/PT
Mystery Diagnosis:
The Baby Who
Wouldn't Stop Crying

Baby Averi Williams develops a bluish tint to the whites of her eyes and a bulging forehead; 15-year-old, Lynn Sanders is leading a normal life when she begins to experience a deep nagging pain in her hands during swim practice.

Tuesday, 8 p.m. ET/PT
Amazing Births
A woman's accelerated labor forces her to deliver in the car. A Canadian woman gives birth to twins in two different places and on different days and a swift delivery is captured on hospital parking lot security cameras.

Tuesday, 9 p.m. ET/PT
Babies 911
In this one-hour special, cameras follow the cases of three babies with serious medical challenges and the dream team of specialists fighting to save their lives.

Tuesday, 10 p.m. ET/PT
Deliver Me: Out of Control
Noi's plans for a natural birth are derailed by an ailment that won't go away until she delivers. Megan, 24, has twins who won't grow unless she abandons her energetic lifestyle. Stephanie finds her fourth pregnancy and life imperiled by severe diabetes.

Wednesday, 8 p.m. ET/PT
Six for the Road:
Living on the Road

When Kati and Vern, along with their two teenaged girls, and two very energetic boys, decided to sell their home and buy a recreational vehicle, the journey began. Traveling America in a 300-square foot motor-home, they must learn everything on the road.

Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. ET/PT
Six for the Road:
Overweight in the Big Apple

A breakdown on the way to New York City puts the family vehicle on the side of the road for good. Kati persuades Vern to purchase a new motor-home and the family picks out custom-made vehicle that the truck can't pull as it's 3,000 pounds overweight.

Wednesday, 9 p.m. ET/PT
17 Kids & Counting:
Big Family Reunion

The Duggars are taking a trip to Ohio for Michelle's family reunion. In addition to the several food and gas stops along the way, they visit a creationism museum where animatronic dinosaurs roam the earth with Adam and Eve.

Wednesday, 9:30 p.m. ET/PT
17 Kids & Counting:
Cheaper by the Duggars

Watch how the Duggars save money when buying clothing and food, heating their home and even growing their own vegetables. You'll have a new understanding of the word thrifty after watching this episode!

Wednesday, 10 p.m. ET/PT
Big Baby: Deadly Condition
Archie has a condition that doctors know very little about. It is difficult for the family to cope seeing him "blow up" week to week before their eyes knowing there is nothing they can do. He is one of four people in the world who have this condition.

Thursday, 8 p.m. ET/PT
Big John: One Year Later
At 5'6" and 400 lbs, John is one big teenager. His enormous size puts his health in serious jeopardy. He opts for surgery and 20 months later, John has shed more than 225 lbs. For the first time in his life, at age 18, he is ready to be a teenager.

Thursday, 9 p.m. ET/PT
Could You Survive? Drowning
A day at the lake turns terrifying when ordinary people are faced with a critical life and death situation. In this hypothetical scenario, someone they love is in trouble. Can they get to their loved one in time to save a life?

Thursday, 10 p.m. ET/PT
Electric Love
A North Carolina anesthesiologist induces orgasms in women using pain relief technology. Follow three women who have never experienced orgasm through a clinical trial that unlocks secrets to the human brain's pleasure zone.
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