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The 22nd Annual 9Health Fair will kick off Saturday and run through April 29, offering health education and basic health screenings to people 18 and older at 140 sites across the Rocky Mountain Region, seven in Boulder. Medicating oneself becoming popular Fifty-nine percent of Americans say they are more likely to treat their own common ailments today than they were just a year ago, and 96 percent say they are generally confident in the health care decisions they make, a new Roper Starch survey shows. It's a woman's most important time for growth since adolescence, a period to prepare for a healthy, happy second half of life. Fast-food meals leave journalist far from happy Like many parents, Eric Schlosser regularly took his young sons to McDonald's. Health briefs Hunter Smith, medical director for the Boulder Center for Sports Medicine, will present a lecture Tuesday on causes of fatigue and poor athletic performance.