Dear Dr. Peg, How can someone know if they have “clinical bad breath” or halitosis? Dear Hal, If anonymous well-wishers leave bottles of mouthwash around your room, and the police call you on a regular basis to help disperse crowds, you might take a hint.
I was walking on campus and saw a flier with a grizzly photo. The photo shows two hands bound at the wrists with measuring tape, poised over an empty plate.
Happy New Year! Welcome back to school. I hope you got some rest and had some fun over the break. This semester boasts not only a new year but a new decade.
Dear Dr. Peg, I don't feel well. What is the best way to access Student Health and Counseling? Do I need an appointment? Should I come in or call? Can I get help online? You can call for an appointment, come in and make an appointment or come in and be seen the same day.
Dear Dr. Peg: If your usual body temperature is below the normal 98.6 degrees, do you experience a fever at lower temperatures than normal as well? - Mr. Cool Dear Mr. Cool, As you clearly realize, normal body temperature can differ from person to person. The textbook figure of 98.
Dear Dr. Peg, I spend a lot of time in a lab standing up doing experiments. My back gets sore and so do my feet. Do you have any suggestions? Dear science student, We may have evolved from four-legged to two-legged creatures, but I think our backs are still catching up.
Welcome back to school! New students, welcome to UNM! I'm sure the first week has been busy with moving in, getting your schedules figured out and finding your way around campus. As you did so, did you happen to notice Student Health and Counseling (SHAC)? We're located just across from the SUB and to the east.
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