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2011 top health stories from Harvard Med School

Posted byAndy Walker December 26, 2011

From Harvard Medical School–their top health stories for 2011:

Top 5 Blog Posts

1. Mindfulness meditation improves connections in the brain

2. Radiation risk in Japan: understanding radiation measurements and putting them in perspective

3. Taking the pain out of runner’s knee

4. Harvard to USDA: Check out the Healthy Eating Plate

5. Teens who smoke pot at risk for later schizophrenia, psychosis

Top 5 HEALTHbeat Articles

1. The real-world benefits of strengthening your core

2. Exercise for stronger knees and hips

3. The happiness-health connection

4. Simple strength training tips

5. Going low-carb? Pick the right proteins

Top 5 Tweets

1. Bridge the intention-behavior gap to lose weight and keep it off

2. A new view of the teenage brain: adaptation is job 1

3. More to the story than alcohol = heart protection

4. Belly fat is the shape of cardiovascular risk

5. Surprising findings on omega-3 fats, trans fats, and prostate cancer risk

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Posted byAndy WalkerDecember 26, 2011Posted inHealth newsTags: harvard, medical school

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