Free-fall jump into jeopardy

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Master Sgt. Scott Gearen attributes his survival and fast recovery from his near-fatal parachuting accident to his rigorous body building and fitness regimen. Gearen is back on the job in the Air Force and is contemplating on executing a high altitude, low opening jump to celebrate his 10th year of recovery.

Author: Henry, Linda
Health aspects, Injuries, Accidents, Physical fitness, Parachuting, Parachute troops, Paratroops, Gearen, Scott

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Losing your grip? Don't let repetitive strain injury destroy your training or your career

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Repetitive strain injuries (RSI) are caused by repetitive hand movements, such as pounding incessantly on a typewriter for hours, and result in sharp pain in the wrist and forearm area. To alleviate such conditions, massage therapy, ultrasound treatments or ice packs may be administered.

Author: Henry, Linda
Prevention, Overuse injuries, Repetition strain injury

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Outgrowing your blue genes

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Depression results in about 33,000 suicides annually. However, scientific research have made significant inroads in determining its causes while drugs have been developed to counter depression.

Author: Henry, Linda
Management, Depression, Mental, Depression (Mood disorder)

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