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A Cup of Coffee: How Not To Die (Part II in a series)

2019-02-11
By: Dr. Charles Ross
On: February 11, 2019
In: Health Care Issues

Welcome back! Last week, we learned about adding healthy choices to our diet, and the impact those choices could have on our overall health and life expectancy. This week, we continue this discussion So grab A Cup of Coffee, and let’s hear what our friend, Dr. Ross, has to sayContinue Reading

A Cup of Coffee: How Not To Die (Part VIII in a Series)

2019-01-28
By: Dr. Charles Ross
On: January 28, 2019
In: Health Care Issues

Welcome back! Last week we learned about calcium and how important it is for our bodies. If you missed this blog and would like to catch up, click HERE to be redirected. This week, we tackle the subject of food and climate change. Should be interesting! So grab A CupContinue Reading

A Cup of Coffee: How Not To Die (Part I in a series)

2019-01-28
By: Dr. Charles Ross
On: January 28, 2019
In: Health Care Issues

Welcome back! Last week, we had a great discussion about the measles. If you missed this blog and would like to catch up, click HERE. This week, we visit with an old friend, Dr. Charles Ross. He will talk with us about our diet, and at the end of thisContinue Reading

A Cup of Coffee: What Are You Worth?

2018-12-18
By: Michelle Jenck
On: December 18, 2018
In: Health Care Issues

Welcome back!  As we head into the holiday week, we here at the Northwest Osteopathic Medical Foundation want to wish you and yours a happy and safe season, filled with those you love, and those who love you.  Last week, we learned about feelings and how they can prompt usContinue Reading

A Cup of Coffee: Do Our Food Choices Impact The Environment?

2018-12-03
By: Dr. Charles Ross
On: December 3, 2018
In: Health Care Issues

Welcome back!  Last week, we learned about movement, and how it can affect your children in profound ways.  If you missed that blog and would like to catch up, click HERE. This week, we welcome back a regular contributor, Dr. Charles Ross.  Now, most of us know we should eatContinue Reading

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