From Last Week's Newsletter: October 30, 2009
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 14, 2009
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 15, 2009
This weekend on Good Day Health:
"Medical Breakthrough of the Week"
"Name That Drug"
"Dr. Ken's Recalls of the Week"
Plus These Stories:
Bad-Behaving Teens May Be Living Up to Expectations (Journal of Research on Adolescence, 11/09)
More muscle power means lower Alzheimer's risk (Annals of Neurology, 11/09)
Watch for kidney stones in kids with abdominal pain (Pediatrics, 11/09)
and more....
Good Day Food and Wine this weekend. Jen and Chef Louie will talk about some of their top food secrets and holiday recipes. Don't forget to sign up for their weekly newsletter and get new recipes and more.
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Doug’s all-new online shopping destination features over 1,000 different games with new titles being added daily. Just in time for the holiday season, our website is full of great ideas for gifts.
"GOOD DAY" host Doug Stephan speaks at the Score "Entrepreneur of The Year Award" luncheon in Lake City, FL. Great stories of people who overcame many obstacles to test the "American Dream." Watch it here!
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Charlotte's Veterans Day Tribute
Service Dogs for Veterans
The program partners with existing non-profit groups which train Service and Assistance Dogs. The three-year pilot program aims to train dogs to assist up to 200 disabled veterans who have mental or physical disabilities. For more information click here.
Service dog photo from Flick user BL1961
Other charitable organizations are doing great work by providing service dogs to our wounded warriors, including NEADS Canines for Combat Veterans, Freedom Service Dogs, Inc., America's VetDogs, and Patriot Paws Service Dogs.