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I had such a great time rounding up favorite posts in November that I think I may do it every month. Here are some must-reads from other b5 Sci-Health bloggers. Enjoy, and leave a comment to let them know you were there!
28 Things the Health Experts Forget About That REALLY Matter for Your Health
Top 10 […]
Thanks to new blogger Marijke, the defunct-since-July Help My Hurt blog is back and better than ever! Whether you suffer from chronic pain or just have the ocassional ache, it’s a great read for excellent advice on everything from stress headaches to serious illness. Be sure to visit Marijke and leave a comment to make […]
Here are my favorites from my fellow bloggers in the Science and Health Channel last month:
12 Tips for Eating More Veggies, from Veggie Chic
Ten Reasons Why I May Be Bald By the Age of 40, from Baldiness
4 Things You Must Know if You Find Yourself in a Life Raft, from Healthbolt
Manifesting The […]
We talked about anonymous doctor blogs in March, and they’ve caught the eye of the New York Times, too. But this exploration is a bit more sensitive and a bit less sinister: true confessions of doctors’ innermost thoughts.
As long as doctors aren’t spilling patient secrets, I see no problem with this kind of blogging. Do […]
Lively Women is currently sitting at #79 on the list of top 100 health blogs, as ranked by eDrugSearch.com. The list is a global ranking of English-language health blogs, and there are 10 (!!!) b5media Science & Health Channel blogs listed! That’s 10% of the list! Go, team!
This ranking is figured out algorithmically, but you […]
I picked up a copy of the January/February issue of the Utne Reader in a waiting room this week and found myself immediately drawn to an article on America’s overconnectedness. I wish I could link to it, but the new issue just went up and I can’t find the old one anywhere! But […]
I’d be lying if I said I’d never laughed so hard in my life as I did when I discovered The People Under the Stairmasters (no, that happened here), but it’s a close second.
The People Under the Stairmasters
In every neighborhood there is one gym that adults whisper about and children cross the street to […]
As health conscious as we are these days, we often miss the ways our lifestyle choices and activities can contribute to poor health. This hit me like a punch in the nose when I saw Sarah’s post on “blogfat.” If you don’t know what blogfat is, here’s the official definition from the appropriately […]
Hi, everyone. As the year draws to a close, so does this chapter of Lively Women. Heather Ivester has done an amazing job of keeping us focused on our journey towards healthy living but is moving over to another path. Thanks to Heather for the great job she did. You can still visit […]
It’s Science & Health channel theme day, and this month we’re sharing a little link love. Where do I go for blogging inspiration?
I’ve written about this blogger before, Melodee of Clubmom’s The Amazing Shrinking Mom blog. She’s truly an amazing woman who is on a serious mission to improve her health — and waistline. […]
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