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July 24, 2007
HIV Women's Center Grows In Brooklyn
When Housing Works’ Rosalie Canosa sliced through a giant red ribbon in a crowded basement cafeteria on Friday, 150 onlookers erupted in cheers to welcome the Women’s Health Center to downtown Brooklyn. But future clients stopping by to take a peek at their new digs were the most excited of all. “It’s an oasis for us,” said 61-year-old Chardelle Free, who will be showing up several times a week along with two dozen other clients when the Center opens its doors on September 1. “This is truly a gift.”
July 02, 2007
Go Soy!
Jerk tofu. Classic American soy burger. If the thought of these meals has you craving their more traditional, calorie-filled meat counterparts, you’re probably not alone. But don’t be too quick to pass on foods that can help you incorporate soy into your diet. Soy has long been heralded for its potential health benefits—from promoting bone health to alleviating menopause symptoms, to even lowering the chance of developing prostate cancer—not to mention the nutritious role it can play in weight management. 
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