16 February 2023

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Back At It

Back At It


Wolf Point cheer coach Nellie Garfield wanted to take part in a sideline cheer one more time. She and some other former cheerleaders took the floor with the current Wolf Point cheerleaders at half-time of Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball game on Saturday, Feb. 11. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Understanding  Diabetes

Understanding Diabetes


How diabetes affects the body Living with Hypertension What to do when diagnosed with high blood pressure Dealing with Foot Pain The importance of proper footcare

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How diabetes affects various parts of the body

How diabetes affects various parts of the body


Diabetes affects millions of people across the globe. Data from the International Diabetes Federation indicates that the number of adults with diabetes reached 537 million in 2021. Despite a growing awareness of the disease and ad campaigns designed to educate individuals about diabetes prevention, the number of people with diabetes is predicted to rise by more than 100 million by 2030 and reach

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Tips to tame daily anxiety

Tips to tame daily anxiety


Anxiety affects millions of people worldwide. The Anxiety & Depression Association of America indicates anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the United States, affecting 40 million adults age 18 and older every year, which equates to around 19.1 percent of the population. What is an anxiety disorder? The National Institute of Mental Health says anxiety disorders include

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Signs you or a loved one could be dealing with depression

Signs you or a loved one could be dealing with depression


Depression is among the most common mental disorders in the world. According to a 2019 report from the Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation, roughly 3.8 percent of the world’s population is affected by depression. That percentage is higher among adults (5 percent) and even more so among adults 60 and over (5.7 percent). Despite its prevalence, depression still carries a stigma, leaving

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