Being Well Archive

	Title	Issue
	Best Friends Forever Your pets take good care of you. When you go away, take good care of them at a kennel with a little something special. Plus, There's new leadership at A.I., and how to prevent diabetes. by Pam George	March 2011
	The Fight Continues After 30 years of dealing with HIV and AIDS, Delaware has a long way to go in preventing the disease. by Scott Pruden	May 2011
	The Autism Debate The developmental disorder known as autism has gained much attention as the number of cases continue to grow. Is there an epidemic, or is something else behind the increase? Plus, Kent General Hospital goes robotic and be sure to protect yourself from allergies. by Christine Facciolo	April 2011
	Tell Two Jokes and Call Me in the Morning Laughter really may be the best medicine. Two local experts explain why. Plus, a new laser could reduce chronic pain, and a doctor has strict orders about maintaining your heart health. by Theresa Gawlas Medoff	February 2011
	Ten Ways to Become a 10 Herein, the experts describe the top five invasive and top five noninvasive cosmetic procedures and how they rate in the First State. by Pam George	January 2011
	You Are Not Alone For more than 20 years, Supporting Kidds has counseled hundreds of grieving children and their families. And the organization’s efforts continue to grow. by Theresa Gawlas Medoff	December 2010
	Aye, Robot Yes, machine-assisted mobility training helps the youngest of the disabled learn to get around—but it also helps them think and communicate faster, and that means better emotional development. UD researchers are showing how. by Reid Champagne	November 2010
	Spa Secrets Slide behind the chair with Delaware’s beauty experts. They know your secrets. Now, here are some of theirs. by Melissa Jacobs	September 2010
	Exceptional Care, Exceptional Place A unique home for medically fragile children proves that sometimes love conquers all, even the gravest conditions. By Theresa Gawlas Medoff	December 2009
	The Road to Enlightenment It took a rough road, a pilgrimage and a 9-year-old’s fondness for chocolate milk to show Ashley Jansen the way out of depression. Now she’s here to tell you that every day is a special occasion. by Michael J. Bradley	July 2010