Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Call for Entries: Migraine and Headache Poetry Contest!

The Weekly Checkup
ChronicPainConnection.com April 1, 2008
Call for Entries!

Migraine and Headache Poetry Contest 2008
Whether you've never written a word in your life or you write every day, we invite you to submit a poem to raise awareness about Migraines and headaches and to celebrate National Poetry Month.

Latest from our experts...

The FDA has announced it is investigating a possible association between the use of Singulair and behavior/mood changes, suicidality (suicidal thinking and behavior), and suicide.

A recent article in the Annals of Internal Medicine reminds us that there are a lot of folks out there who are quietly suffering through their pain, and who perhaps are not being treated adequately for that pain. Up until now, there has been little information regarding the daily pain some sickle cell patients experience...

Poll of the Week

The FDA is currently investigating reports that the allergy drug Singulair may be associated with increased risk for suicide. Do you worry that your medications may have side effects you haven't been warned about?

Your options are:

  • Yes
  • No
  • Not sure

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Eat Your Breakfast! (Mom Was Right)

The Weekly Checkup
HighBloodPressureConnection.com April 1, 2008
Tip of the Week

Eat your breakfast! (Mom was right)
Do you religiously have breakfast each morning? Or, are you more likely to put off eating until lunchtime? Study shows that those who regularly consumed breakfast had a lower BMI (healthier), and that breakfast eaters consumed greater amounts of carbohydrates and fiber, got fewer calories from fat, and also exercised more. Share your views with Dietician, Melanie Thomassian.

Community Corner

My systolic BP jumps about 30 points when I am dozing off, resting, watching TV, etc. (i.e., no activity). However, it returns to normal after being active again when I'm walking eating, and exercising. Why is this happening?

Today's Poll

At what age did you detect your hypertension?

Your options are:

  • In my 20s
  • In my 30s
  • In my 40s
  • In my 50s
  • 60+ years

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