A touching story about Laurel and Howie Borowick, both cancer fighthers that in spite of everything decide to marry. Appreciating every day of the life is something that becomes really meaningful just before the wedding. Their wedding, celebrated according to Jewish traditions ends up being a great funny night, with people screaming: “What a beautiful bride!” or “Don’t Laurel and Howie look good?”. All they can do now is enjoy each day spent together and believe that the future will treat them nice.http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/20/nyregion/in-sickness-and-in-health-a-wedding-in-the-shadow-of-cancer.html?smid=pl-share

Do you want to have a good body shape?  Do you want to have a healthy lifestyle? If yes, you should better sleep and exercise more. Don’t hesitant, start it from today!
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/09/20/ask-well-sleep-or-exercise/?ref=nutrition

In the Air pollution Linked to Lower Birth Weights by Nicholas Bakalar, the author use the research from Europe to show that the air pollution is a fact which lead to the problem of low birth weight baby.

People can learn lots of knowledge from this article. According to this article, the air pollution has significantly negative impacts on infants; therefore, people all around the world should try their best to protect kids by reducing air pollution.

http://www.gbuapcd.org/complaint.htm

http://breastfeedingrescue.com/

According to the The Challenge of Diabetes for Doctor and Patience by By Danielle Ofri. M. D. Diabetes challenge patience’s daily life and bring them lots of troubles. Some patience have to go to bathroom frequently; moreover, their versions are often blurry. They need insulin and water to help their bodies to function normally. However, there are some positive news about it: the children obesity rates decrease in some cities.

This article is interesting because it reflects the lives of patients who have diabetes, Moreover, it reminds us that we should exercise more in order to keep our body health.

http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/17/the-challenge-of-diabetes-for-doctor-and-patient/?ref=health