Charlotte Libov's Blog, page 8
August 23, 2009
Welcome to my Goodreads blog!
This is very exciting, the birth of a new blog. As you can see from my RSS feeds, I'm also the Miami Health Examiner on Examiner.com, and you can read my postings there.
I want to make my blog useful for those who love to read, and are also into writing. I'm the author of five books, and, hopefully, more on the way. At the moment, I am "expecting" to give birth to a book proposal that will go to publishers in the fall. This is a very exciting prospect, and will be taking up much of my time.
In the meantime, though, I will share my thoughts here, and I hope that I will make new friends.
Thanks for reading --
Charlotte
I want to make my blog useful for those who love to read, and are also into writing. I'm the author of five books, and, hopefully, more on the way. At the moment, I am "expecting" to give birth to a book proposal that will go to publishers in the fall. This is a very exciting prospect, and will be taking up much of my time.
In the meantime, though, I will share my thoughts here, and I hope that I will make new friends.
Thanks for reading --
Charlotte
August 20, 2009
New book exposes therapy pitfalls
Book discusses pitfalls of therapy in treating mood disorder“The Therapist’s New Clothes” is a fascinating read for anyone interested in psychology. In it, writer Judith D. Schwartz, once so enamored with psychotherapy that she beca...
Published on August 20, 2009 06:03
July 23, 2009
Improper Use of Flea Products May Harm Pets, officials warn
Improperly used flea products can harm pets. (Libov photo) In Miami, fighting fleas is a year-around battle, but it can even worse in the summer, thanks to our wet, hot, humid weather.Since fleas and ticks pose hazards to both pets and humans,...
Published on July 23, 2009 08:10
July 16, 2009
Diet may help slow cognitive decline, Alzheimer's disease researchers say
Wiki Commons A diet used to help lower and prevent high blood pressure, also may slow cognitive decline, keeping you sharper as you age.Researchers at the International Conference on Alzheimer's disease, report that the diet, called "Diet...
Published on July 16, 2009 07:38
July 4, 2009
Miami author on how Michael Jackson may have accidentally caused his own death
Associated Press Award-winning investigative Miami author Gerald Posner is making headlines with his article postulating that Michael Jackson may have inadvertently triggered his own death to try and feign illness to escape from his upcoming 50-conce...
Published on July 04, 2009 07:22
June 29, 2009
Florida Marlins go to bat to raise ALS awareness on July 4th
Photo: Wikipedia The Florida Marlins will do more than just play baseball on July 4th; they'll be honoring the memory of one of the greatest ballplayers of all time, Lou Gehrig, and helping to raise awareness for the disease that killed him, ALS.The...
Published on June 29, 2009 07:44
June 18, 2009
Wear sunglasses to protect your eyes from summer sun
Back when I lived in Connecticut, sunglasses were my main symbol of summer. All years, I'd wait for the sun to get strong enough, and then I'd slip them on, and saunter out, safe in the knowledge that the winter chill could harm me no more.Flash forw...
Published on June 18, 2009 12:02
June 3, 2009
Health tips for Miami's hurricane season
Dreamstime Federal forecasters are predicting a near-normal hurricane season with nine to 14 named tropical storms. The season is expected to include four to seven hurricanes with one to three likely to be major - Category 3 or higher, with wi...
Published on June 03, 2009 15:10
May 26, 2009
Genetic link between gum and heart disease found
Sheila Wolf, aka "Mama Gums" There is more evidence that bad gums puts your heart at risk; scientists have discovered a genetic link between periodontitis and heart disease. Scientists in Germany announced that ...
Published on May 26, 2009 13:29
May 20, 2009
Beverage tax considered to fund health insurance
Photo courtesy of Dreamstime Taxing alcohol and sweetened beverages is one idea lawmakers are considering as a way to pay for a public health care system. This should be of interest to us here in Miami, where we are reportedly paying the highest cos...
Published on May 20, 2009 04:51


