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• Healthier, longer lives are subject of 'Science Pub Corvallis' on April 13

• OSU Health Professionals Learn to Spot Food Insecurity

• Older Adults' Concern for Personal Health Linked to Walking Difficulty

• A finish line she never thought she'd cross

• Lunging for Life: Exercise for Better Bones and Balance

• Helping health care providers root out hunger

• How to Navigate these Tough Economic Times - Tips from OSU Extention Experts

• High Rates of Childhood Sexual Abuse Contributing Factor in Spread of HIV

• Rising Food Costs Putting Strain on Family Budgets

• More Can Be Done to Combat Childhood Obesity

• Helping health care providers root out hunger

• OSU to Host Gerontology Conference April 2-3
  
• Mastering the arts of aging well - see a sneak preview of new online course

• Wonder Woman Piro makes time stand still

• OSU 1932 Graduate Barbara Peck, who helped save Pittock Mansion, turns 100

• Study Shows Surfers Ingest 10 Times More Water than Swimmers, Divers

• Oregon could set standards for diet and exercise at day care centers

• Setting Limits on Television

• Career Fair for Design Students to be Held

• Study: Weight Does Not Affect Women's Sexual Behavior

• Professor Recieves Lifetime Achievement Award from American Public Health Association School of Public Health, Human Sciences Proposed

• HDFS Senior, Haruguchi, Swims Against the World
  

• Pregnant women report snubs

• Southern Calif. Coastal Water Contamination Poses Health Risk to Bathers

• Online Course Teaches Healthcare Providers How to Identify Hunger

• Mentor jumps beyond theory to a mom and her two kids

• New OSU residential program

• Why do people live so long in Benton County, Ore.?

• OSU Research Funding Grows by $25 Million, $75 Million Over Past Five Years

• The Power of Three:Siblings pursuing degrees at OSU

• Shaking stirs weight loss

• Girls on the Run for fitness and friendship

• For many student athletes, game over

• Overloading zinc may risk prostate health

• Taking health care to communities where it's most needed

• Post-Menopausal Women Wanted for New Bone Study

• Praise is Potent Medicine

• Fat Gets a Bad Rap

• Study: Impact Exercise Increases Bone Mass, Decreases Fracture Risk

• Sheryl Thorburn's study cites in Obama's discussion on HIV and race

• Study Details Risks for Contamination on American Indian Lands

• HDFS Senior Volunteer
  

• A sneeze may not mean illness

• HDFS senior coaches in community

• Children ages six to 15 sought for study on energy expenditure

• Designing a difference in apparel design

• Ginkgo biloba for aging: Little benefit, possible harm

• Healthy Tastes

• Pill may lower bone density in young women

• Maintaining traditions through the generations

• Professor Alan Acock Receives National Award for Teaching
• Professor Melinda Manore says female athletes often don't eat enough
• We need more calcium as we age
• "Acting your age" used to make sense…but that's all changing
• OSU researchers look at effects of weight stigma
• Actions speak louder than words when it comes to teaching children healthy eating habits
• Learn the secrets to preventing falls in an Extension Service class. More...
• Alum advises on the life of a sports bra. More...
• National Gerontology Experts Address Aging Issues. More...
• Tobacco prevention ads may actually have negative effects on teens More...
• Center for Healthy Aging Research seeking volunteers for research More...
• Shake, rattle and roll: the benefits of vibration training after hip replacement More...
• A new look at growing older More...
• HHS Gymnast does her routine for Mom and breast cancer awareness. More...
• Rising from the ashes: Nutrition and Exercise Sciences moves into renovated offices in Milam Hall. More...
• Study finds lack of attention to emotional problems in developmentally disabled More...