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Sign up to participate in a flash mob to raise awareness of lupus to be held on World Lupus Day, May 10th, 2013, at 12:30pm at a public location in New York City! Learn more: http://www.lupusny.org/events/2013/flash-mob-form
6 Things You Can Do Today To Sleep Better, Deeper And Longer Tonight
By Emma Haak The key to a good night’s rest is in the choices you make all day long. - From O Magazine via Huffington Post
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Learn the Latest on Lupus from Experts at Hospitals in Three Boroughs This Spring
In the NYC area? Join us as we host our first stop on the 2013 Hospital Tour on April 23 in the Bronx. Cindy Johnston, MD and Onome Whiteru, MD will discuss “Lupus and You: Signs, Symptoms, Medications and Outcomes.” Two additional programs are slated for May 7 and May 16. All programs are from 6–8 p.m. Dinner is provided.
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“Always remember to forget the troubles that passed away, but never forget to remember the blessings that come each day.” — Irish Blessing
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Running for Life Without Lupus
While the color of the day was green, orange was the lucky shade for our 2013 NYC Half Marathon Team Life without Lupus as they ran through Manhattan on St. Patrick’s Day, Sunday, March 17.
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Best Spring Foods For Health
We look forward to spring because it marks the end of cold weather and the beginning of new life. And if you’re anything like us, you look forward to the season’s best foods — fiddlehead ferns and ramps, pea shoots and microgreens.
But these young, green foods aren’t just delicious and unusual, they also may have a unique nutritional benefit: a density of phytonutrients that makes them particularly healthful.
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“It is in our darkest moments that we must focus to see the light.” - Aristotle Onassis
Green Superfoods: 10 Healthy St. Patrick's Day Picks
Via Huffington Post: Some of our favorite green superfoods are even ripe for the picking in the month of March! But there are a bunch more you can get year-round with just as much nutritional bang for your buck.
