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Super Bowl XLVI is almost here and if ypu're like most sports fans you have big plans. Food, friends and fun! But don't let your enthusiasm for the big game ruin your resolve to maintain a healthy approach your eating habits.

Over 100 Chesapeake firefighters showed their support for a collegue by shaving their heads on Jan. 29. The fire department also shows it's support for cancer awareness with Pink Engine 106, a fully functional reserve unit.
Chesapeake Regional Medical Center
736 Battlefield Blvd., North
Chesapeake, VA, 23320
757-312-8121
info@chesapeakeregional.com
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No one has time to be sick but the season for colds and the flu is upon us. Colds are spread through the air via coughs and sneezes and through physical contact, especially hand to hand. Over 200 viruses can cause he common cold and major strains of flu vary from season.
It's important for women of all ages to understand the risk for cervical cancer. Why? Because they may be at risk for the disease and not even know it. Cervical cancer is the second leading cancer in women. This year, more than 4,000 women will die of this disease in the U. S. alone. But the good news is that it can be prevented.