September 6, 2007 RSS feed / Health & Wellness

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Learning from the experts

SAFETY FIRST- Mark Langton of Thousand Oaks, center, and Ezra Dweck of Studio City, right, conducted a mountain bike skills class at Malibu Creek State Park on Saturday. More...

When it comes to sporty cars, think safety as a first priority

When it comes to sports cars, even those drivers with a need for speed are starting to brake for safety. An estimated 34,000 people are killed in auto crashes in the U.S. each year. More...

Protect your wallet from unexpected medical bills

Health insurance horror stories like those in Michael Moore's laugh-till-it-hurts documentary "Sicko" do happen. No one wants to learn that their insurance company won't pay a major doctor's bill. More...

ALS support group to meet

The Greater Los Angeles Chapter of the ALS Association will meet from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Sat., Sept. 22 at the Westlake Village Community Room, 31200 Oak Crest Drive, Westlake Village. There is no charge to attend. More...

Avoid the heat of heartburn

Whether it's during picnics, baseball or backyard barbecues, heartburn can sometimes spoil the fun. Take a few minutes to identify different types of heartburn and the appropriate steps to take to stop heartburn before it starts. More...

Speakers to discuss holistic healing options at free seminar

Well Again, a new business that assists people with disease issues, will present a free public seminar on holistic healing with guest speakers from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat., Sept. 8 at the Akashic Bookstore, 1414 E. More...

Red Cross helps families prepare for emergencies

September is National Preparedness Month, yet only 7 percent of Americans have taken the steps necessary to get prepared, according to the American Red Cross. Why? Many people just don't have the time. More...

Therapist relocates to Thousand Oaks

After more than 10 years serving Conejo Valley at Newbury Park Physical Therapy, Lauren Fox has announced her relocation to Bodysattva Healing Arts Center. More...