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Victims Raise Awareness of Domestic and Sexual Violence

By Meghan Kliewer The Clothesline Project traveled to Santa Ana College Wednesday for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The Clothesline Project began in 2001, with eight shirts decorated by victims to promote awareness

October 19, 2015

Health·News

City of Santa Ana’s Health and Wellness 5K Nearly Doubles Capacity in Second Year

By Angela Truong About 1,200 runners of all ages attended the Plaza Wellness 5K Run Saturday in Downtown Santa Ana, nearly doubling attendance of last year’s event. “When I talked to the

September 4, 2015

Health·News

I Ran a 5K With the City for Wellness

By Jose Servin I’ve been running for years, but then I slacked off. After three days, I am still sore from running in the second city-sponsored Plaza Wellness 5K. We began Saturday

September 2, 2015

Health·Lifestyle

How to Choose the Right Foods to Get You Through Finals

Food choice when stressed can make the difference in feeling relief By Angel Ramirez Eating when stressed can be a bad habit when the food of choice is a candy bar or

May 26, 2015

Health

College Students Are at a Higher Risk for Depression

Coping with the stress of early adult life leads to undiagnosed conditions By Izabella Santana Depression is a recurring disease among students, though one frequently overlooked. Students suffer in silence. With each

May 26, 2015

Health·Top Stories

Your Sunblock May Not Offer as Much Protection as It’s Advertising

By Jorge Campos Consumers trust information on sunscreen labels more than they should, according to the Environmental Working Group 2015 Sunscreen Guide. The report found that 80 percent of 1,700 products tested

May 26, 2015

Health

Stop with the Pop

Weight loss benefits seem to be misleading consumers into drinking more By Angel Ramirez Diet soda can make you fat, a new study reveals. “There is a link between diet soda and

May 10, 2015

Health

Chipotle To Go Natural

By Haide Hernandez Chipotle’s “G-M-Over It” and, as of April, has stopped serving genetically modified food, making the chain the first national brand to do so. GMOs are created by inserting genes

May 10, 2015

Health

For Healthiest Fats, Choose Fish Over Fish Oil

By Kevin Vazquez Eating food with good-for-you fats like omega-3 is recommended for the health benefits, but supplements alone might not provide the same advantages as consuming the food itself. The nutritional

April 27, 2015

Health

State Lawmakers Propose Raising Smoking Age to 21

California becomes the fifth state to propose raising the smoking age to 21 By Izabella Santana In an effort to curb smoking addiction among teenagers, California lawmakers proposed raising the legal age

March 31, 2015

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