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Special Issues

Collections of popular stories from past issues that have been reviewed and updated. Click on the images for a printable PDF of the entire issue, or on individual stories to read them online. Also available in Spanish.

  • Screenshot of the Healthy Eating Special Issue

    Healthy Eating

    • Plan Your Plate: Shifting to a Healthy Eating Style
    • Sweet Stuff: How Sugars and Sweeteners Affect Your Health
    • The Skinny on Fat: The Good, the Bad, and the Unknown
    • The Salty Stuff: Salt, Blood Pressure, and Your Health
    • Rough Up Your Diet: Fit More Fiber Into Your Day
    • Better Nutrition Every Day: How to Choose Healthier Foods and Drinks
  • Screenshot of the Parenting Special Issue

    Parenting

    • Positive Parenting: Building Healthy Relationships With Your Kids
    • Shape Your Family’s Habits: Helping Kids Make Healthy Choices
    • It’s a Kid’s Job: Playing Helps Kids Learn and Grow
    • See, Hear, Speak: Are Kids’ Senses Ready for School?
    • Keeping Up in School? Identifying Learning Problems
    • Safeguarding Our Health: Vaccines Protect Us All
    • Featured Web Site: Child Health
  • Screenshot of the Seniors Special Issue

    Seniors

    • Coping with Caregiving: Take Care of Yourself While Caring for Others
    • Osteoporosis in Aging: Protect Your Bones with Exercise
    • You’re Never Too Old: Keep Active as You Age
    • Feeling Out of Joint: The Aches of Arthritis
    • Your Aging Eyes: How You See as Time Goes By
    • Talking With Your Doctor: Make the Most of Your Appointment
    • Dealing with Dementia: When Thinking and Behavior Decline
    • Featured Web Site: National Institute on Aging

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