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Ovarian cancer - A Cancer That Can Strike at Any Age
Ovarian cancer doesn't discriminate by how old you are.
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Raw Video: Simon Fashion Now, Part II
Watch Raw Video: Simon Fashion Now, Part II
Get the best seat in the house when fashion comes off the racks on onto the runway at Fashion Valley.
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Raw Video: Simon Fashion Now, Part III
Get the best seat in the house when fashion comes off the racks on onto the runway at Fashion Valley.
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"It Doesn't Matter How Fast You Do It": Triathlon Founder
DC resident, GW graduate and Nation's Triathlon founder Charles Brodsky talks about the multi-sport event and how it inspires others.
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Evening Weather Update for September 12, 2009
Here's the Evening Weather Update for September 12, 2009
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President Obama's speech about health care reform
President Obama's high-stakes speech to Congress is aimed at getting Democrats on board with his plan and convincing skeptics of the need for health care reform.
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Obama continued to pitch his plan for healthcare reform in Minneapolis
As tens of thousands of protesters marched through Washington, D.C. to oppose big government spending, President Barack Obama continued to pitch his plan for healthcare reform in Minneapolis.
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Aaron Carter at the Coco De Ville lounge for Season 9 of DWTS
Former teen idol Aaron Carter attends a party at the Coco De Ville lounge to mark the start of Season 9 for "Dancing with the Stars."
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ACL Injury Prevention
ACL Injury Prevention Program
The ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) Injury Prevention Program is a highly specific 15-minute training session that replaces the traditional warm-up. It was developed by a team of physicians, physical therapists, athletic trainers and coaches. The program goal is to teach players strategies to avoid injury by:
- Avoiding vulnerable positions
- Increasing flexibility
- Increasing strength
- Including plyometric exercises in training
- Increasing proprioception
Optimally the program should be performed at least 2-3 times per week during the season.
This program consists of a warm-up, stretching, strengthening, plyometrics, and sport specific agility training. It is important to use proper technique during jumping moves (jump straight up and down jumps without excessive side-to-side movement), and aim for soft landings.
A high school athlete jumps to get the ball, lands and blows out a knee. And most of that time those athletes are girls. Girls are four to six times more likely to suffer a certain kind of knee injury than boys. And that's why sports medicine specialists at Mayo Clinic developed a camp aimed at preventing knee injuries for young female athletes.
Resource : Mayo Clinic
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US Congressman apologizes to President Obama
The U.S. Congressman who called President Obama a liar as he addressed a joint session of Congress is apologizing for his outburst.
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