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Local yoga teachers are taking part in “Yoga off the Mat,” offering lessons in exchange for donations to Tashirat, a non-profit organization in Mexico combines a yoga retreat with an orphanage.
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The Villages is looking for a volunteer to teach yoga to youths.
BEIJING: The pilot program to treat HIV/AIDS with traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) had benefited 9, 267 people, said the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine Thursday.
DARTMOUTH — The popular campaign that for the past two years has delivered gifts to more than 150 local seniors in need is being planned once again this holiday season.
House 145-10, Senate 30-4, overrode Gov. Patrick's veto of $300,000 for community corrections. This office establishes and oversees intermediate sanctions programs and services for offenders on probation and parole including electronic monitoring, community service, drug and alcohol testing, education, job training and required daily reporting by the offenders.
PUNAN Hospital - the city's only hospital equipped with special teams to escort sick expatriates back to their home countries - is offering language training and perfecting service procedures in preparation for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo.
"WHY MEN AND WOMEN AGE DIFFERENTLY — Or Do They?" a "Lunch and Learn" health education workshop, with Dr. Patricia Avila, preventive medicine and primary care, with Castle Wellness Center, 12:15-1:15 p.m., Dec. 2, Windward YMCA, Kailua; free; pupu lunch provided; reservations, 261-0808.
The Salvation Army is happy to report that 330 Thanksgiving food boxes were given out. Nobody was turned away. The organization thanks Tehama County for its generosity and for meeting the need.
The Monroe County 2009 Toys for Tots campaign will continue to collect toys through Dec. 18. The distribution days, conducted by the Salvation Army of Monroe County, will be Dec. 22 and Dec. 23 at the former Lincoln Elementary School, 908 E. Second St.
A new study from researchers at the University of Cincinnati (UC) and the Cincinnati Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center reaffirms that some patients with HIV experience an improved quality of life following their diagnosis.These findings are being published in the November issue of the journal AIDS Patient Care and STDs.Joel Tsevat, MD, principal investigator of the study, and a team ...
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