Chris Post
Chris Post is Managing Editor of The Concordian. He has worked as a freelance writer, professor of Mass Communication and has more than a decade of experience in journalism. A Missouri native, he lives in rural Marshall with his wife and six children, including twins Saxon a
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Drop that Doughnut: Healthy Eating is Key to Fighting America's Obesity ProblemAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 60 million Americans over the age 20 are obese and over 9 million children between 6 and 19 years old are overweight. Good nutrition and physical activity are key to staying healthy.
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Experts Suggest Moms-to-be Should Be More ActiveNew research is challenging the idea that expectant mothers should "eat for two" and restrict their activities. Doctors are now saying moms-to-be should only increase their calories by about 300 and should be moderately active every day. -
When Should You Talk to Your Child About Sex? NowSt. Louis-based doctor Marilyn A. Maxwell, one of the authors of "Questions Kids Ask About Sex: Honest Answers for Every Age," says it's never too early to have honest and open discussions about sex with your children.
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Women with Heart Disease Could Benefit from Simple Echocardiography TestNew echocardiography testing methods developed at the St. Louis University School of Medicine showed promise in detecting life-threatening heart problems in women between the ages of 49 and 75.
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They Call it Puppy Love: Lonely Seniors Prefer Dogs to PeopleA study conducted by researchers at St. Louis University found nursing home residents felt much less lonely after spending time alone with a dog than they did when they visited with a dog and other people.
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A Man's Guide to Buying Feminine Hygiene ProductsBeing in a relationship eventually means you will be sent in search of feminine hygiene products. This can be a daunting task and those who undertake it should be prepared.
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Coca-Cola Tries Again with Vault Citrus SodaAfter failing to unseat Mountain Dew with either Mello Yello or Surge, Coca-Cola is trying again with Vault, its newest citrus soda. The drink plays heavily on its energy drink-like kick, provided by a heavy dose of caffeine and sugar.
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Health Questions Every 60-Year-Old Should Ask3.4 million people will turn 60 this year. In order for them to lead active and healthy lives into their "golden years," they should be asking several key questions about common issues facing older adults.
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Electronic Gifts for Kids: They're Not All BadParents thinking about giving their children technological gifts should consider whether the gift is appropriate for the child's age. Parent should also remember that traditional toys are better for fostering social interaction.
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Kirby Puckett's Death a Lesson About Cardiovascular DiseaseStroke is the third leading cause of death in the United States. It can occur in relatively young people if they ignore risk factors like obesity, high blood pressure, poor nutrition and physical inactivity.
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Tylenol Increases Activity for Nursing Home Residents with DementiaAlthough patients with dementia cannot communicate their feelings of pain, they often suffer from it. Treatment with Tylenol in a recent study was shown to improve their social activity.
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Lemony Snicket's Series of Unfortunate Events on DVD.This is a review of Lemony Snicket's Series of Unfortunate Events which is available on DVD and VHS.
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Christmas with the Kranks on DVD!This is a review of Christmas with the Kranks which is available on DVD and VHS.
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Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid : Big Digital Snakes!This is a review of the film Review of Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid which is currently available on DVD and VHS.
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Marshall, Mo. Has Many Schooling OptionsWith a public school, an alternative school and two faith-based schools, parents in Marshall have several options on how to educate their children.
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American Library Association Names 100 Most Banned BooksEach year, the American Library Association sponsors banned books week as a way to raise awareness about the threat of censorship. The association has released a list of the 100 books most often removed from library shelves.
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Heart Attacks: Not Just for Missouri MenWhile long thought to be a male health issue, statistics are showing that heart attacks are killing an increasing number of women.
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Window Tinting Limited by Missouri LawWindow tinting is a popular means for customizing cars, but the state of Missouri places limits on which windows can be tinted and how much they can be shaded.
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Folic Acid Prevents Birth DefectsDespite the fact that most women know the benefits of taking folic acid, most still do not get enough each day. Health officials are now working to increase women's folic acid intake.