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June 29, 2009

Welcome to Picture of Health!

We know living healthy isn’t easy. And these days it can be downright confusing amid the dizzying array of dense medical studies, endless health tips and fly-by-night Web sites offering cyber diagnoses.

Allow us to be your guides through this maze. We’ll do the hard work for you by sifting through the studies and the latest health crazes to zero in on the big stories and most interesting nuggets to help you live healthier. We’ll round up the fascinating, the alarming, the quirky and most of all, the helpful.

We recognize there are limits to our expertise -- we’ve got no MD or PhD after our names (although we like to joke that we are "medical professionals" and have been known to casually diagnose a sick newsroom colleague). So, from time to time, we’ll have medical professionals from the nation’s leading institutions here in our Baltimore backyard to answer your health questions.

Along the way, we’ll share what we’ve learned off the beat too -- personal triumphs and fears alike -- as we ride the twists and turns on this journey toward healthy living right along with you. And since we’re all in this together, we hope you'll share your stories too.

Got a great health tip? A concern you need help with? A personal story that you think will help someone else on this journey? Let us know!  

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About Picture of Health
Kelly Brewington came to the health beat a year ago after covering everything from education and government to race and immigration in her 11 years as a reporter. Since then, she has tackled stories on autism, heart failure and acupuncture used to treat drug addiction. She’s been fascinated by medicine since childhood, when her doctor dad and nurse mom gave her Gray’s Anatomy coloring book to play with. She also blames her early exposure to the field of medicine for her hypochondria.

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