A full listing of articles and links on UpNorthHealth, sorted chronologically.

• Medline Plus: Children's Health 2008.08.04 Children's Health links provided by the NIH.
• KidsHealth 2008.08.04 KidsHealth website from the Nemours Foundation.
• AARP Health Page 2008.08.04 A link to the AARP.org health section.
• Medline Plus: Seniors' Health 2008.08.04 Links to senior health topics provided by Medline Plus
• USA.gov Health for Seniors 2008.08.04 Links to government health information for seniors.
• NIH Quick Links - Senior's Health 2008.08.04 Page of quick links on seniors' health topics.
• Mayo Clinic - Women's Health Center 2008.08.04 Women's health information at Mayo Clinic.
• Medline Plus: Women's Health 2008.08.04 Links to women's health information provided by NIH.
• WomensHealth.gov 2008.08.01 The federal government source for women's health information.
• Women's Health Magazine 2008.08.01 Link to the nationally-published magazine website.
• Mayo Clinic - Men's Health Center 2008.08.01 Find information on health issues key to men, including prostate health, sexual health, STDs and fertility.
• Men's Health Network 2008.08.01 Men's Health Network (MHN) is a national non-profit organization whose mission is to reach men and their families where they live, work, play, and pray with health prevention messages and tools, screening programs, educational materials, advocacy opportun
• Men's Health Medline Plus 2008.08.01 Link to the men's health page run by the NIH
• Men's Health Magazine 2008.08.01 A link to the nationally-published Men's Health magazine website.
• Plastic Surgery, Wikipedia Link 2008.07.31 While famous for aesthetic surgery, plastic surgery also includes a variety of fields: craniofacial surgery, hand surgery, burn surgery, microsurgery, and pediatric surgery.
• Article Search Results 2008.07.29 Results page for searching articles.
• An Introduction to Massage Therapy 2008.07.28 here are many types of massage therapy; all involve manipulating the muscles and other soft tissues of the body.
• Exercise Recommendations for Older Adults 2008.07.28 Being physically active can prevent and help treat many of the most common chronic medical conditions associated with old age.
• How much exercise do adults need? 2008.07.28 Current physical activity recommendations for adults include both cardio or aerobic activities and resistance, strength-building, and weight-bearing activities.
• Benefits and Risks of Physical Activity 2008.07.28 Can a lack of physical activity hurt your health? Evidence shows that those who are not physically active are definitely not helping their health, and may likely be hurting it.
• The Role of Diet in Metabolic Syndrome 2008.07.25 A new study has implicated meat, fried food and, surprisingly, diet soda in the development of metabolic syndrome.
• Herbs at a Glance: Ginger 2008.07.25 Ginger is a tropical plant that has green-purple flowers and an aromatic underground stem.
• No joy in this cooking — recipes can make you fat 2008.07.25 Eating at home can save you some cash, but beware the calorie cost.
• Snack Smart for Healthy Teeth 2008.07.25 The candies, cakes, cookies, and other sugary foods that kids love to eat between meals can cause tooth decay.
• A Healthy Mouth For Your Baby 2008.07.25 Tips on keeping your baby's mouth healthy.
• The Cause of Achy Jaws? 2008.07.25 You need it for talking, chewing, smiling, yawning, laughing and singing.It’s the jaw joint, one of the hardest working and most complex joints in your body.
• Spinal Manipulation for Low-Back Pain 2008.07.25 This fact sheet summarizes the current scientific knowledge about the effects of spinal manipulation on low-back pain.
• An Introduction to Chiropractic 2008.07.25 Chiropractic is a health care approach that focuses on the relationship between the body's structure–mainly the spine–and its functioning.
• Removing Hair Safely 2008.07.25 Here are some tips related to common methods of hair removal.
• Use Eye Cosmetics Safely 2008.07.25 Safety experts within the Office of Cosmetics and Colors in FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (CFSAN) offer consumers the following advice.