Denise Stern
I am an experienced freelancer and healthcare provider with an AS degree in Health Information Management. I provide website and continuing education course content, articles and eBooks for clients in most fields and industries.
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Tips to Losing Belly Fat in a Few WeeksHard work, dedication and exericse will get you the results your looking for when it comes to toned, flatter abs. -
Menstrual Migraines: Finding Natural ReliefMenstrual migraines afflict thousands of women every month. Trying a few natural remedies may provide relief, and hope for some.
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Lose Your Belly FatGet rid of belly fat and enjoy a sleeker profile, more energy and even better, added health benefits.
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How to Identify Signs of Avian FluThese days, many of us are uncertain about the nature of flu pandemics, and understand very little about avian flu. Knowing what avian flu is, how it affects humans and what we can do about it are important for young and old alike to know.
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Ski the RockiesSkiing in the Colorado Rockies offers novice to advanced skiiers the best in wintertime fun.
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Winter Fun in ColoradoGood old-fashioned entertainment with sleigh rides throughout Denver and surrounding areas every winter.
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My Father's Memories of D-DayMy father took part in the D-Day invasion of Normandy. As with other World War II veterans, that they left a huge impact on his memories. -
Medical Tourism: Traveling Abroad for Medical ServicesTraveling to another country to have a wide variety of procedures done has grown increasingly popular as costs for procedures continue to cause financial hardship and strain on citizens within the United States. -
Senior Citizens and Crime PreventionTips for seniors to take an active role in preventing crime, not only to your person, but also to your property.
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Diocletian: From Emperor to Cabbage FarmerHe rose from poverty to greatness, but he also had the reputation of being one of the worst persecutors of Christianity ever known. In twenty years of ruling the Roman Empire, he brought both reform and caused ruin. -
What to Know About StressStress these days isn't measured by any job description. Stress is stress, no two ways about it. But stress caused by different factors can affect the body in different ways.
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How to Properly Immunize Your ChildImmunizations are a vital part of childcare. Immunizing a child is one of the greatest gifts a parent can give to their offspring, a gift that ensures that your child won't succumb to childhood diseases that used to carry a high mortality rate. -
How to Identify Skin InfectionsAt one time or another, everyone is prone to some sort of skin infection. The trick is knowing when to let nature take its course or when to make an appointment with your doctor. -
Dealing with Alzheimer'sAlzheimer's disease information offers all of us a head start on not only recognizing the devastating disease, but a chance to stay one step ahead of it in planning care for our loved ones. -
Vitamins and Your HealthWithout vitamins, we would fall ill to numerous ailments that would rob us of life. It's important to ensure sure that through a well-balanced diet and regular exercise that we keep our bodies, inside and out, as healthy as possible. -
An Aspirin a Day Keeps the Heart Attacks Away?An aspirin a day keeps the heart attacks away? Aspirin is a mild painkiller, we all know that, but it's also a blood thinner. Many patients who've had a heart attack or stroke are instructed to take around 81 milligrams per day, to help prevent blood clots. -
Caring for Elderly Parents at HomeMany children of elderly parents will do anything they can to keep their loved ones out of a long-term nursing home or care facility, including taking them in to provide care for them in their own homes. -
Five Deadly (or Not) Snakebites and StingersKnowing whether or not a snake or spider is poisonous can save your life. Five of the most common bites that afflict hikers, children and pedestrians and how to recognize and treat their bites are profiled. -
Favorite Valentine's Day Getaways: A List of Top Travel Destinations for CouplesValentine's Day is made for lovers. And what better Valentine's gift to give your love than a travel vacation to some exotic locale? -
Casting Love Spells: Be My Valentine!If you're in the mood to try something different for Valentine's Day this year why not try casting a love spell? Valentine's Day is the perfect time to try out a spell, when love is in the air and hearts are more apt to be attuned to romance and seduction. -
Keys to Successful AgingNothing we can do to prevent aging. But there are ways to get there in halfway decent condition. -
Combating Global WarmingMany don't realize the far-reaching ramifications of global warming and how it affects more than just the weather. How do we stop such a threat to biodiversity? Is it too late? -
Warning Signs of DiabetesThousands of people in the United States have developed diabetes and don't know it. Don't be caught off guard and unaware. Learn how to recognize signs and symptoms of early onset diabetes before it progresses to worsening stages or insulin injection dependency.
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How You Can Ride the Tibet RailwayThe Tibet Railway runs from seven major cities in eastern China; Beijing, Chengdu, Chongqing, Xinjing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Lanzhou to Lhasa, Tibet and is considered one of the most ingenious modern engineering feats in the history of modern man. -
5 Tips for Parents of Teen DriversNothing can be more nerve wracking to a parent than that first time you sit on the passenger side of the vehicle while your son or daughter takes the seat behind the wheel. But some tips for parents of teen drivers can help teach them to be both safe and confident.
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Long-Term Care Insurance for SeniorsMedicare and normal health insurance policies don't cover long-term care. Medicaid will help out, but only after you've spend most of your life savings or sold your house to pay for such care.
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Retirement and Money Management Tips for SeniorsSome manage to meet their retirement plan saving goals, but then neglect to address issues of managing that money when they retire. Making that money last as long as possible requires careful planning, but there are things that can be done to make every dollar count.
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How Do RSS Feeds Work?You've probably seen these funky orange RSS feed buttons with what appear to be radio (or internet) waves on them. Some have RSS imprinted on them, or various symbols and even XML. But what, exactly, do these RSS feed buttons do? -
Martin Luther: Father of the Great ReformationThe life and times of Martin Luther, a man considered 'The Father of the Great Reformation', is and always will be controversial. Luther's stand on his beliefs caused many to fall away from the Roman Catholic Church, the largest organized religion in the world at that time. -
Five Top Rated Airports in the U.SMillions of business travelers pass through our nation's airports every year. Which airports do they rate as the best and most 'business people friendly'? The vote is in and here they are. -
Vail: Top-Rated Winter Vacation ParadiseVail, Colorado, is THE largest ski mountain in the United States. Vail has something for everyone; skiing, dining, shops, galleries, bookstores galore and everything in between. -
Ski Aspen! Colorado's Best Ski ResortSpend your winter vacation at any of a number of excellent winter ski resorts in two of Colorado's prime winter tourist attractions. -
Top Investment Tips for 2007If you're considering investing money in stocks or mutual funds in 2007, domestic, international and growth stocks are worth looking into.
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Coping with Military DeploymentThousands of soldiers deploy to foreign destinations every month. No matter where they go, family members are left behind to wonder and worry until the day they return home. Separation is never easy, but planning ahead can alleviate some concerns. -
Winter Safety Precautions for SeniorsFrigid temperatures are as harmful to seniors as heat waves in summer. Follow these guidelines and precautions to 'winter proof' senior homes and safeguard health.
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Reflections on Science & Technology 2006A few of the latest updates from the world of science, medicine and technology for 2006.
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Winter Activities in Telluride, Colorado!Telluride, Colorado, offers a wide variety of winter sports for outdoor adventures, including snow boarding, skiing, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, among other winter season activities. -
10 Safety Tips for Winter DrivingDriving in snow, on ice or in less than prime conditions can be especially hazardous to those from warmer climes. Follow ten winter driving safety tips to ensure safe and happy road trips.
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The Innocence Project: DNA Testing in Post-Conviction Legal CasesThe Innocence Project has successfully exonerated 188 convicted inmates in United States prisons, including 14 who were sentenced to death.
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Arches National Monument: Utah GrandeurNatural, ancient arches carved millions of years ago enthrall and captivate visitors year round. The shapes, color and majesty of these towering rock formations is a must see, and the Park is just a hop, skip and a jump from major Interstate 70. -
Mesa Verde National Park: A Tourist's TreatColorado and the four corners area of the Southwestern portion of the United Sates teems with ancient Indian archaeological sites. Some of the most beautiful are found in Mesa Verde National Park. -
The Lost Colony of Roanoke: Can Americans Solve the Mystery of the Missing Colony?The story of the Lost Colony of Roanoke is a great American mystery, one that endures to this day. Mentioning the word 'Roanoke' prompts a wide array of speculation, opinions, and, as to be expected, ghost stories. -
Beijing 2008 : How to Get a Pre-Travel Passport & Visa InformationThe 2008 Summer Olympics will be held in Beijing, China from August 8-24, 2008. That may sound like quite a ways off, but don't wait until the last minute to make travel arrangements!
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Why Romance is in the Eye of the BeholderRomance comes wrapped in many different packages. Does it matter if they sport ribbons or bows? Or is it the thought that counts the most?
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The Chemistry of Obesity in America: A Growing DilemmaThe rising cost of medical care and health insurance is a direct result of this growing trend in American society. Every year, 300,000 people in the United States alone die from weight-related conditions that are entirely preventable!
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HIV/AIDS - A Crash CourseToday, we all know, in a general sense, what AIDS is, and we know that it attacks and destroys the ability to fight infections, but how this happens and how it affects the human body is still a mystery to many people. -
Travel to Xi'an - The Immortal Warriors of ClayThe Terra-Cotta Warriors are a must-see for any visitor who comes to China. Today, it is the second most visited historical site in China, ranked as one of the most impressive feats of artistry in the history of mankind. -
The Dead Sea Scrolls: Ancient CommetariesMystery still surrounds the discovery and content of the ancient pieces of manuscripts known as the Dead Sea scrolls. Many believe that they endanger Christian belief in Christ. -
Egyptian Travel Destination: Valley of the KingsFew modern tourist attractions can compete with the splendor of Egyptian pyramids and tombs. The Valley of the Kings is a great starting place for visitors to this ancient land. -
Discover Egypt's Real 'Mummy'Moviegoers continue to enjoy the recent remakes of 'The Mummy' and 'The Mummy Returns'. But the story of the real Imhotep is an eye-opener. -
Audie Murphy: A Hero's LegacyAmerica's most decorated soldier of World War Two suffered from what was then known as 'Battle Fatigue'. Today, it's known as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Part One offers a glimse into the deeds of a hero. Part Two describes the price soldiers often pay for their heroism. -
Audie Murphy, Veterans & Post Traumatic Stress DisorderAmerica's most decorated soldier of World War Two suffered from what we now call Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Learn the facts of an illness that affects 5 million Americans a year.
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The Shroud of Turin vs. Scientfic ExaminationThe Shroud of Turin is believed by many to be the burial shroud of Christ. It has undergone extensive examination by both relgious and scientific experts. What is the final analysis?
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Signs & Symptoms of Holiday Depression Among SeniorsThe holiday season for many is a time of joy and celebration. But for many seniors, the season brings a sense of depression and loneliness. Be aware of the signs and symptoms and head off depression in your loved ones.
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Book Promotion on a BudgetPromoting your book doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg. All you need is a little creativity and you're well on your way.
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Haunts to Visit, Ghosts to See: Tennessee Entertainment at it's Best!Want to spice up your vacation? Tennessee has an exciting history of ghosts and haunted places to visit. If you dare...
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Safety Tips for Traveling AbroadTraveling to a foreign country can be a once in a lifetime experience. Head off potential trouble by taking pecautions and following travel guidelines.
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A Writer's Bane: Dealing with the Rejection BluesWriters cringe at the thought of those awful, impersonal rejection slips arriving in their mailbox. But dealing with them effectively and logically is the only way to grow as a writer.
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Secrets of China's Forbidden CityNo trip to Beijing, China is complete without first visiting The Forbidden City. It's ancient history is filled with little known facts that delight and awe vistors from around the world. -
Letting Go : A Time to DieThough many accept, death and the thought of dying, family members sometimes make the natural process excruciatingly difficult and painful. Some think they're doing their loved one a favor, when in truth, it is just the opposite.
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The Great Wall of ChinaThe Great Wall of China is a huge tourist attracting for domestic and foreign visitors. The history of its creation and upkeep are explored in this article.
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The Death of ChivalryWhat ever happened to manners and the unspoken 'Dating Code of Ethics'? Is chivalry an extinct concept,or have we as a society moved beyond such expectations?
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Humble Hero: The Tale of Sgt. Alvin YorkSergeant York is one of America's greatest war heroes. But did you know this Conscientious Objector never considered himself a hero, but only a man doing his duty for his country?
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Designing a Press Kit: DIY Book PromotionMost authors are on a really tight budget. The ability to create and design press kits, sell sheets and other promotional materials that will help sell your book will save a hefty chunk of cash.
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Sell Sheet vs Press Kit: Which is Best When Promoting Your Book?The book is sold and under contract to print. It's time to start promoting it. How? There are a number of ways. One is through the use of Press Kits and Sell Sheets. Learn how to create one on a budget.
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Let the Author Beware: Seeking a Literary AgentFinding a literary agent can be an iffy endeavor. Reduce your chances of being disappointed or scammed. Be aware of what to watch out for when looking for the right literary agent or agency to represent you and your work.
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Belle BoydBelle Boyd is a figure swathed in legendary prose. But who was this woman, who as a feisty teenager, displayed traits of loyalty and courage without regard to personal sacrifice?
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Navigating Beijing's Capital International AirportBeijing is hosting the 2008 Summer Olympics. Take the mystery out of arriving and departing from the city's major airport.
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Beijing, China - A City in TransitionBeijing is preparing for the 2008 Olympics. Here is a quick overview of what foreign visitors can expect from this fascinating, culturally different city.