Highlights from the December 2008 Issue of Men's Health: On Newsstands November ... (ect the medical cavalry to race to your ...)

Highlights from the December 2008 Issue of Men's Health: On Newsstands November 18th, 2008

Date:11/19/2008

ect the medical cavalry to race to your rescue, sirens blaring. But, America's ambulance system needs emergency help of its own. In a special report, Men's Health looks at how the system is failing and offers a timeline of what's at stake each minute that passes. Plus: Come To Your Rescue -- how to save yourself in an emergency

METROGRADES: CITIES THAT NEED A NAP, page 96: Americans are tired, but more so in some parts of the country than others. Men'sHealth releases their list of the most sleep deprived cities in America. Miami, FL tops the list, followed by Cleveland, OH; Philadelphia, PA; and Orland, FL. The best rested city in America is Madison, WI, followed by Sioux Falls, SD; Montgomery, AL; and Wichita, KS

PLUS...

-- Do you Give Till it Hurts? page 36

-- "Weeds" star, Hunter Parish, page 90

-- MH Woman: Sarah Shahi, page 130

-- Guy Foods Reclaimed: There are no Nachos in Mexico, page 162

-- Counting Your Blessings: A Statistical Look At The Average Guy's Beliefs, page 180

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Men's Health is the largest men's lifestyle magazine brand in the world with 40 editions worldwide. Published 10 times a year in the U.S. by Rodale, Men's Health is the best-selling men's magazine on newsstands, each month providing its 12 million readers with the latest information on all aspects of a guy's life including health, fitness, fashion, nutrition, relationships, travel, technology and finance. The magazine has garnered numerous accolades in the industry including several appearances on Advertising Age's "A List", Adweek's "Hot List" and Capell's Circulation Report, which recently named the magazine "Best Newsstand Performer of the Decade." In 2007, Men's HealthEditor-in-Chief David Zinczenko
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