Health Corner

Saturday, January 15 and May 14, 2005
9:30 a.m. / 8:30 a.m. Central
Show 202

 

Obesity has become an enormous problem in the US. Health Corner visits Duke University's Diet and Fitness Center, a residential back-to-basics program, that's achieving excellent results. Plus, Health Corner host Dr. Lisa Thornton talks one-on-one with Dr. Martin Binks, head of the behavior program at the center. Also, medical studies have linked many pets to better overall health in people of all ages. A therapeutic program at Washington State University helps build self-confidence with horses. Walgreens pharmacist Jennifer Villeneuve sheds some light on generic versus name brand medications. Home life expert Jill Repp weighs in on kids' backpacks, and style consultant Florida Perry Smith on choosing eye makeup that looks great, and avoids irritations. Alex Boylan visits the Ritz Carlton in Key Biscayne, FL, where chef Jeff Vigilla prepares a delicious steamed grouper with citrus ginger soy sauce, shiitake mushrooms, bok choy and tofu. All that, and so much more!

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This Show's Highlights

Diet Trends: Health Story
Diet Trends
Duke University program transforms the lives of people with serious weight problems.
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Can Animals Be Therapeutic? Health Story
Can Animals Be Therapeutic
Your pets may hold the key to a healthier life.
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Dr. Martin Binks: Dr. Lisa's Interview
Dr. Martin Binks
Defining the keys to weight loss by looking at personal behaviors.
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Steamed Grouper with Ginger: What's Coookin'
Steamed Grouper with Ginger
Visit Key Biscayne's Ritz Carlton for healthy fish recipe with an Asian flair.
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Which is Better, Generic or Name Brand? No Appointment Necessary
Which is Better, Generic or Name Brand
Walgreens pharmacist Jennifer Villeneuve one the differences between generic and name brand medications.
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Eye Makeup Without Irritation: That Certain Something
Eye Makeup Without Irritation
How to choose fabulous makeup that won't hurt your eyes.
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Weighing in on Heavy Backpacks: Kids Corner
Weighing in on Heavy Backpacks
Carrying too much weight may cause serious back problems for kids.
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