WebMD Magazine May/June 2006 issue

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May/June 2006

Perfect Match

Comedian and TV actor George Lopez had kidney disease all his life — and then his wife Ann gave him one of her own kidneys. One year after the transplant, how are they doing?

May/June 2006

Rising Above the Pain

The new integrative approach to chronic pain goes beyond mainstay medications to include meditation, biofeedback, yoga, and more for better relief.

May/June 2006

Sugar Fix

Is sugar really bad for you? Here's the truth --- and some healthier ways to satisfy your sweet tooth.

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nutrition matters Anatomy of a…Mango

sleep matters The Benefits of Napping

patient matters Preparing for Bird Flu

sex matters Is Sex OK When You're Expecting?

fitness Tennis champ James Blake bounces back
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Top of the World
Last year, WebMD Community Member Chris Sable faced testicular cancer. This year, he's in remission and has climbed the first of six of the world's highest mountain peaks to become the first cancer survivor to do so. Read his story...

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