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Heavy hormone finding

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Posted 5:45 am Tue., 5.25.10

., 05.25.10 - In Tuesday's HealthDay TV segment, Cindy Haines says that obesity and diabetes may lead to low testosterone levels in men. Watch.

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Posted 5:15 am Fri., 5.7.10

., 05.07.10 - In Friday's HealthDay TV segment, Cindy Haines talks about a quick test that may help spot future heart issues. Watch.

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Dangers of Drinking

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Posted 5:15 am Thu., 5.6.10

., 05.06.10 - In Thursday's HealthDay TV segment, Cindy Haines talks about the link between drinking alcohol while pregnant and childhood leukemia. Watch.

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Posted 5:15 am Wed., 5.5.10

., 05.06.10 - In Wednesday's HealthDay TV segment, Cindy Haines talks about a certain bacteria that may cause stomach cancer. Watch.

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Healthy Cholesterol

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Posted 5:15 am Tue., 5.4.10

., 05.06.10 - In Tuesday's HealthDay TV segment, Cindy Haines gives us examples of healthy cholesterols and how to improve the levels of bad ones. Watch.

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MFFH Regional Meetings

The Missouri Foundation for Health will hold a meeting to highlight its funding strategy for 2012. The meeting is scheduled for 9-11 a.m. on February 1 at the Missouri Foundation for Health's 2nd floor training room in the Grand Central building at Union Station in St. Louis.

Meetings are free and designed for health and community action nonprofits, community service clubs, human service providers and community leaders. RSVPs are encouraged: Contact Maranda Witherspoon at 800-655-5560 or [email protected]. More information.

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