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show first aired November 24, 2005
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This week on The Health Show: A group of hospitals looks to go completely smoke-free. We'll hear about links between the health of people and animals. And are you ready for sonic yoga?listen to the entire show in RealAudio 25:00
No smoking... anywhere
As you would expect, hospitals were one of the first workplaces to push smokers into designated. Now, some hospitals in the Northeast are voluntarily taking the no-smoking message about as far as they can. The Health Show's Arielle Trimm has more.
The interconnected web of health
Can birds and animals provide clues about human health? The Health Show's environmental health expert Dr. David Carpenter spoke with William Bowerman, assistant professor of wildlife and avian toxicology at Clemson University, about the links between animal health, human health, and the health of the environment.
Sonic yoga
Yoga, as a form of exercise, is now widely practiced by many Americans. Now, another form of the discipline is coming into vogue: the yoga of sound. Developed by East Indian musician Russil Paul, "sonic yoga" is designed to cultivate health and well-being. Jacqueline Froelich has a profile of Paul and his unique practice.
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