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Low-calorie, high-quality diet tied to heart health The secret to maintaining a young, strong heart could be eating a low-calorie, high-quality diet, researchers said.

Opening Arteries in the Brain; New Stent Intended to Increase Blood Flow, Reduce Stroke Risk

Madison The route up to Robyn Boswell's brain was a tortuous trip that switched between highways and S-curves like a slow-motion road race. It began with a catheter guide tube that was inserted in her groin and coaxed through the femoral artery to her aorta and then the carotid artery, coming to rest just before reaching the target area in the brain.

A Closer Look Research Findings

HEAD AND NECK CANCER Use of the monoclonal antibody drug cetuximab along with radiation therapy reduces the risk of death without increasing toxicity in patients with head and neck cancer.

Hinder Binder Keeps Skis in Motion

If the name doesn't attract skiers to the Rib Lake Hinder Binder cross-country race, its ingenious system for instant results should. When a racer crosses the finish line west of the high school, a volunteer tears a tag off their number and staples it onto a big piece of plywood, in order. You know exactly how you did.

In Motion Exercise of the Week

Intermediate Abdominal Crunch Start by sitting on the ball. Slowly roll down on the ball until it's in the small of your back. Hold this position and find your balance by keeping your feet planted on the floor in front of you, shoulder-width apart or wider. Place your hands behind your head just to keep your head in a stable but neutral position envision a tennis ball between your chin and chest. Crunch up, breathing out and hold that position for a second. Lower your body back to the starti...