New Breast Imaging machine is making detecting breast cancer easier. This is good news because identifying cancer earlier is essential to increase survival rate. Considering Breast cancer is very common in women and occurs occasionally in men it is important to note that this is great news for our health.

Results which recognized mammography as a successful diagnostic tool for cancer were first published in 1967. Since that time, breast self-examination and a mammography have been considered essential in the identification of breast cancer. The goal of mammograms is the early detection of breast cancer, but this technique has not always been reliable, with false positive and false negative readings occurring in a portion of cases.

Doctors are now using newer breast imaging techniques to diagnose and stage breast cancer. Breast-specific gamma imaging (BSGI) and positron emission mammography (PEM) rely on the use of radiotracers to detect cancer cells instead of the X-rays used in mammograms. The BSGI tracer is positively charged, while cancer cells are negatively charged. The tracer diffuses around cancer cells and highlights them in the process. The PEM tracer uses glucose in this process. Glucose is used by all cells for energy, with cancer cells using more energy and more of the tracer which are highlighted on the image.

Dr. Patrick Borgen, director of the Brooklyn Breast Cancer Program at the Maimonides Cancer Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. said, “I think it’s exciting that we’re moving more to functional imaging, but mammography is the mainstay of breast cancer screening and neither of these tests is in a position to replace mammography as the cornerstone of cancer detection. These tests are adjuncts.” Borgen, who was not involved in studies involving either BSGI of PEM procedures, stated that neither test is widely available and both can be costly.

Studies of both procedures and their results were presented at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America held November 30th to December 5th in Chicago. In one of the studies PEM was used to assess how the imaging technique was affected by the density of breasts or the hormonal status of the patient in 208 women with breast cancer. Dr. Kathy Schilling, director of breast imagining and intervention at the Center for Breast Care at the Boca Raton Community Hospital in Florida said that the PEM scanner does immobilize the breast, but does not compress it. Schilling was the lead author of the study. Schilling said the results were similar to, or better than, breast MRI tests. She believes that the PEM will probably be used as breast MRI’s have been used, because MRI causes so many false positives and unnecessary biopsies.

The second study, reviewed data from 159 women who had been found to have a suspicious lesion as a result of a mammogram. The women then had BSGI scanning which uses mild compression to capture images. The testing revealed suspicious lesions in 29 percent of the women, a third of these lesions were found to be cancerous. This study was conducted by Rachel F. Brem, M.D., of the George Washington University Medical Center in Washington DC, and colleagues.

Breast cancer in women is second only to skin cancer for incidence in the United States. Experts agree that the best way to decrease mortality from the disease is through early detection.

By: Neomi Heroux - Healthnews.com

One child in 150 in the United States is diagnosed with autism, the majority affected being boys. Autistic children usually are slow in communicating, have difficulty connecting with others, and are prone to repetitive activities. Autistic children can be helped with education and medication, but professionals agree that for intervention to be successful it must start early. Doctors usually diagnose a child with autism based on what their parents observe and by observing the child themselves. The diagnosis usually comes after the child is two years of age.

A recent study involving MEG (magnetoencephalography) as a diagnostic tool has researchers believing that they may have found a way to test children in a relatively simple way. The MEG measures magnetic fields generated by electrical currents in the brain. The research used a helmet that looks like a hair dryer to study the brain waves of 64 children, 30 of which had been diagnosed with autism. The children wore headphones and listened to a series of beeps, vowels, and sentences. Comparison of the results revealed that the autistic children responded one fiftieth of a second slower than children without autism. “We tend to speak at four syllables per second, if an autistic brain is slow in processing a change in a syllable…it could easily get to the point of being overloaded,” according to Timothy Roberts.

Roberts is the study's lead author and vice chairman of research at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, where the study was conducted. The children in the study were between 6 and 15 years of age. The study results were released Monday at the Radiological Society of North America meeting in Chicago.

The study revealed unique brain waves in autistic children and with the slower response to sounds the researchers believe that autistic children have problems understanding syllables as they are spoken and this prevents them from communicating effectively. The researchers are looking for the findings to be confirmed and the possibility that they may be able to detect autism in children as young as one. This would allow an early start on behavioral therapy necessary to help these children learn to communicate. Roberts said that the findings fit the theory that autism is a “disorder of connectivity of the brain.”

MEG technology has been used to map brain tumors and evaluate epilepsy. One of the drawbacks of the technology at present is the shortage of MEG machines. According to Roberts only about 150 of the MEG units exist at this time and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has the only one dedicated to pediatric care. Brain scans using MRIs and CT scans are not specific enough to give the detailed imagery necessary to detect the microscopic difference in the brain tissue to diagnose autism.

Autism disorders range across a broad range of abilities, and collectively are known as ASDs (Autistic Spectrum Disorders). Roberts said, “Earlier diagnosis of ASDs may allow clinicians to intervene earlier with possible treatments.” He foresees MEG being employed to examine people with attention deficit disorders, and other mental problems. He believes it may also provide more clues to the causes of autism and may help determine what is hereditary and what is environmental in the cause.

By: Madeline Ellis
healthnews.com

Through a process called remodeling, our body continuously breaks down bone, absorbs it and then rebuilds it. During the first three decades of our lives, bone is deposited faster than it is used, but by about age 30, breakdown outpaces formation and bone density declines, often resulting in osteoporosis, a condition that makes the bones weak and more likely to break. According to estimates, osteoporosis was responsible for more than 2 million fractures in 2005, with that number expected to rise as the population ages. There is no cure for osteoporosis, and most of the drugs currently approved for the treatment of the disease act by slowing the turnover of bone, rather than stimulating new bone formation. However, an accidental discovery may open the door for new treatments for the disease, which currently affects nearly 10 million Americans over the age of 50.

While investigating the role of a protein known as LDL-receptor related protein 5, or LRP5, in two rare forms of osteoporoses, a team of researchers led by Dr. Gerard Karsenty, chairman of the department of genetics and development at the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in NewYork, discovered that bone formation is controlled through serotonin produced by the duodenum, a part of the gastrointestinal tract. Ninety-five percent of the body’s serotonin is made by the gut, while the brain generates the other five percent. A membrane blocks serotonin made in the gut from entering the brain, but gut serotonin is released into the blood where it travels to bone-forming cells and inhibits their growth. The more serotonin that reaches the bone, the more bone loss; the less serotonin, the denser and stronger the bones become. “This is totally new,” Dr. Karsenty said. “We had no clue that the gut had control over bone, and in such a powerful manner.”

LRP5 acts on serotonin-producing cells in the gut by blocking the enzyme that converts the amino acid tryptophan to serotonin. The more LRP5, the more the enzyme is blocked and the less serotonin is made. To test the link between LRP5 and gut serotonin, the researchers gave mice mutations that caused a reduction in LRP5 activity. These mice had much higher levels of gut serotonin than the mice without the mutation. The same was true of three human patients who had osteoporosis caused by the mutations in the LRP5 gene; they had four-to-five times the gut-derived serotonin than that of age-matched control subjects.

Conversely, mice with mutations that caused an increase in LRP5 protein activity, causing dense bones, had lower levels of gut-derived serotonin. Two human patients with high bone mass syndrome caused by similar mutations were found to have half the gut-derived serotonin than their control subjects. Until these experiments, the function of gut-associated serotonin was not known, Dr. Karsenty said. “The findings demonstrate without a doubt that serotonin from the gut is acting as a hormone to regulate bone mass.”

The researchers were able to change the density of the mice’s bones by manipulating the serotonin levels in the gut. As a way to lower the levels of gut-derived serotonin, the mice were fed a diet low in tryptophan. On this low-tryptophan diet, mice with the mutation that would have caused weak bones had normal bone density. Mutated mice that received a drug that prevents serotonin synthesis in the gut had the same outcome as the ones on the low-tryptophan diet. The researchers were also able to prevent osteoporosis in mice undergoing menopause by shutting off the gut’s release of serotonin. Although the findings were made on mice, Dr. Karsenty says they help to understand bone modeling in humans. “This is not a mouse story,” he said. “From the beginning it was a human story that we have worked out in the mouse.”

These findings open vast possibilities of controlling diseases such as osteoporosis, either by a diet low in tryptophan or by inhibiting serotonin synthesis with medications. Dr. Karsenty said he thinks since the cells that produce serotonin come into contact with drugs that pass through the gastrointestinal tract, reducing gut-derived serotonin should be relatively simple to achieve with a drug, with few side effects. “The lack of bone promoting drugs is a major concern because osteoporoses is often diagnosed when the damage to bone is already significant and fracture risk is already too high,” said Dr. Karsenty. “We need something to build bone, not just prevent or repair its loss.”

By: Heather Hajek
healthnews.com

Would you have thought that in ten years there may be an end to the AIDS epidemic? It seems that based on a mathematical model and data gathered from South Africa and Malawi, countries with high AIDS infection rates, it could actually come to fruition.

Charlie Gilks, an AIDS expert with the World Health Organization (WHO), headed a scientific study that tested residents of South Africa and Malawi yearly over a simulated ten-year period. If residents tested positive for HIV they were immediately given antiretroviral drugs to treat the deadly virus, and cases of the HIV infection dropped by 95 percent. Based on the mathematical model, the number of AIDS deaths from now until 2050 would be cut in half.

HIV or the AIDS virus is one of the most frightening and deadliest viruses ever known. There is enough of the HIV virus in blood, vaginal fluid, semen, and breast milk of people infected with HIV, to infect others. Most people are infected with the HIV virus by having sex with someone already infected, sharing a needle with an infected person, a baby who is born from a mother who is infected, or by drinking the breast milk of someone infected.

Just because someone has been infected by HIV doesn’t mean that they have AIDS. Someone who has been infected with HIV may be perfectly healthy and not realize they have the virus. However, eventually they may develop AIDS. The CDC estimates between 1 and1.2 million Americans have HIV or AIDS and around 25 percent of those don’t even know it. Approximately 40 percent diagnosed annually with AIDS are men and 25 percent are women. 50 percent of the newly diagnosed patients in the U.S. are black, of who only make up 12 percent of the United States population.

Currently there is no cure for AIDS, though antiretroviral therapy (ART) can slow down the HIV virus and slow the damage to a patient’s immune system. As long as patients are being treated with ART, most will continue a healthy life. In order for patients to prevent progression of the virus, they must continue treatment daily for the rest of their lives. This could be difficult to maintain and very expensive. However, this is one of the keys to success of AIDS prevention as discovered in the newly released study by WHO in The Lancet. Their simulated mathematical model evaluated patients diagnosed with the HIV virus and treated them immediately and continuously. The model showed that the quick and continuous treatment greatly reduced AIDS cases after ten years. However, doctors aren’t really sure if it is safe to take the drugs for life yet.

WHO plans to meet in 2009 and discuss the study more deeply. Dr. Kevin De Cock, director of WHO's HIV/AIDS department cautioned that “This is only a theoretical exercise." Though there are some negatives and unknowns to the newly released study the results show there is a possibility for an end to the AIDS epidemic.

LONDON, England (CNN) -- If you've ever shaken someone's hand, only to watch them slather themselves with hand sanitizer afterwards, you're not alone.

The little bottles of hand gel are everywhere you look, especially now during the prime cold and flu season in the U.S. and Europe. Even world leaders, it turns out, are equally concerned with fighting pesky germs.

President Bush offered Barack Obama hand sanitizer the first time they met at the White House in 2005, according to an account in Obama's book "Audacity of Hope."

Obama recalls shaking hands with Bush, who then "turned to an aide nearby, who squirted a big dollop of hand sanitizer in the president's hand." "Good stuff. Keeps you from getting colds," Bush said, according to Obama's account.

These days, you're likely to encounter a bottle of the "good stuff" just about everywhere. Eating at a restaurant, flying or taking public transport? Not without an application of germ-fighting gel first.

Here we answer five key questions about the hand gels that have become so ubiquitous in our lives.

What's the big deal? Fears over dangerous bacteria like methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, better known as MRSA, have inspired a push towards more hygienic environments.

nfectious diseases, from the common cold to more serious illnesses, are commonly spread through hand-to-hand contact. Good hand hygiene is particularly critical in health care settings, where dangerous superbugs lurk.

Hospital-acquired infections complicate between five to 10 percent of hospital admissions in the developed world and 25 percent of those in developing countries, according to the World Health Organization.

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Some 1.7 million infections are picked up in American hospitals each year. In England, hospital-acquired infections come at a cost of $1.53 billion (£1 billion) annually.

When did they become widespread?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the U.S. issued a recommendation in 2002 advising health care workers to use alcohol-based gels on their hands to combat hospital infections.

"Clean hands are the single most important factor in preventing the spread of dangerous germs and antibiotic resistance in health care settings," the CDC said when the guidelines were released.

Alcohol-based rubs, considered a more effective, quicker and easier alternative to soap and water for medical professionals, are now widely used in hospitals.

In 2004, the UK's National Patient Safety Agency launched a campaign, "Clean Your Hands," that promotes the use of alcohol-based hand gels immediately before and after patient contact.

Who's using them?
The use of hand sanitizer is just as commonplace in offices and households now as it is in hospitals and other medical settings.

Americans spend roughly $98 million on hand sanitizers alone every year, according to Information Resources, Inc., a Chicago-based market research firm. That figure has risen five percent over the last year.

Big consumer products companies like Procter & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson and Reckitt Benckiser are all trying to attract consumers, who are buying everything from antibacterial wipes and hand sanitizers to disinfectant sprays in a bid to wipe out scary germs.

"There has been a wave of new antibacterial product launches that are tapping into the consumer's fear of germs that they can't see," a report by market research firm Mintel said.

Do they work?
Alcohol-based hand rubs significantly lower the number of germs on skin upon contact as long as hands aren't visibly dirty. When hands are covered in grime like dirt or blood, it's better to wash with soap and water.

Researchers at the University of Michigan School of Public Health have found that alcohol-based hand sanitizers can play a critical role in preventing the spread of flu -- the latest evidence to support the use of hand gels.

In a study published earlier this month, researchers found wearing a mask and using alcohol-based gels lowered flu-like illness rates by as much as 50 percent.

"These initial results are encouraging since masks and hand hygiene may be effective for preventing a range of respiratory illnesses," Allison Aiello, co-principal investigator of the study, said.

Researchers at University College London Hospital have also been testing new cleaning products that could be even more effective in preventing hospital-acquired infections.

In a study, they found that the copper-based products kept surfaces sterile for longer periods of time and when used as a gel on hands were effective against dangerous bugs like Clostridium difficile.

Are they necessary?
Among health care workers, absolutely. The "Clean Your Hands" campaign in England and Wales has more than doubled the rate of hand hygiene, according to the agency that runs the program.

Outside of health care settings, alcohol-based hand sanitizers are considered a good complement to regular handwashing.

The CDC recommends washing hands with soap and running water for 20 seconds. When that isn't possible, the agency advises the use of alcohol hand rubs.

Sanitizers need to have an alcohol concentration of at least 60 percent in order to be effective.

By Kathleen M. Zelman, MPH, RD, LD
WebMD Weight Loss Clinic-Feature

Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD

Thanksgiving only comes around once a year, so why not go ahead and splurge? Because gaining weight during the holiday season is a national pastime. Year after year, most of us pack on at least a pound (some gain more) during the holidays -- and keep the extra weight permanently.

But Thanksgiving does not have to sabotage your weight, experts say. With a little know-how, you can satisfy your desire for traditional favorites and still enjoy a guilt-free Thanksgiving feast. After all, being stuffed is a good idea only if you are a turkey!

Get Active

Create a calorie deficit by exercising to burn off extra calories before you ever indulge in your favorite foods, suggests Connie Diekman, MEd, RD, former president of the American Dietetic Association (ADA).

"'Eat less and exercise more' is the winning formula to prevent weight gain during the holidays," Diekman says. "Increase your steps or lengthen your fitness routine the weeks ahead and especially the day of the feast."

Make fitness a family adventure, recommends Susan Finn, PhD, RD, chair of the American Council on Fitness and Nutrition: "Take a walk early in the day and then again after dinner. It is a wonderful way for families to get physical activity and enjoy the holiday together."

Eat Breakfast

While you might think it makes sense to save up calories for the big meal, experts say eating a small meal in the morning can give you more control over your appetite. Start your day with a small but satisfying breakfast -- such as an egg with a slice of whole-wheat toast, or a bowl of whole-grain cereal with low-fat milk -- so you won't be starving when you arrive at the gathering.

"Eating a nutritious meal with protein and fiber before you arrive takes the edge off your appetite and allows you to be more discriminating in your food and beverage choices," says Diekman.

Lighten Up

Whether you are hosting Thanksgiving dinner or bringing a few dishes to share, make your recipes healthier with less fat, sugar, and calories.

"There is more sugar and fat in most recipes than is needed, and no one will notice the difference if you skim calories by using lower calorie ingredients," says Diekman.

Her suggestions:

• Use fat-free chicken broth to baste the turkey and make gravy.
• Use sugar substitutes in place of sugar and/or fruit purees instead of oil in baked goods.
• Reduce oil and butter wherever you can.
• Try plain yogurt or fat-free sour cream in creamy dips, mashed potatoes, and casseroles.

Police Your Portions

• Thanksgiving tables are bountiful and beautiful displays of traditional family favorites. Before you fill your plate, survey the buffet table and decide what you're going to choose. Then select reasonable-sized portions of foods you cannot live without.

"Don't waste your calories on foods that you can have all year long," suggests Diekman. "Fill your plate with small portions of holiday favorites that only come around once a year so you can enjoy desirable, traditional foods."

• Skip the Seconds.

  Try to resist the temptation to go back for second helpings.

  "Leftovers are much better the next day, and if you limit yourself to one plate, you are less likely to overeat and have more room for a delectable dessert," Diekman says.

• Choose the Best Bets on the Buffet.

  While each of us has our own favorites, keep in mind that some holiday foods are better choices than others.

  "White turkey meat, plain vegetables, roasted sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, defatted gravy, and pumpkin pie tend to be the best bets because they are lower in fat and calories," says Diekman. But she adds that, "if you keep your portions small, you can enjoy whatever you like."

Slowly Savor

• Eating slowly, putting your fork down between bites, and tasting each mouthful is one of the easiest ways to enjoy your meal and feel satisfied with one plate full of food, experts say. Choosing whole grains, fruits, vegetables, broth-based soups, salads, and other foods with lots of water and fiber add to the feeling of fullness.

• Spread out the food and fun all day long. At the Finn family Thanksgiving gathering, they schedule dessert after a walk, while watching a movie together.

  "We eat midday, and instead of another meal at dinnertime, we continue the feast with dessert a few hours after the main meal," Finn explains.

  Go Easy on Alcohol

  Don't forget those alcohol calories that can add up quickly.

  "Have a glass of wine or a wine spritzer and between alcoholic drinks, (or) enjoy sparkling water," says Diekman. "this way you stay hydrated, limit alcohol calories, and stay sober."

  Be Realistic

  The holiday season is a time for celebration. With busy schedules and so many extra temptations, this is a good time to strive for weight maintenance instead of weight loss.

  "Shift from a mindset of weight loss to weight maintenance," says Finn. "You will be ahead of the game if you can avoid gaining any weight over the holidays."

  Focus on Family and Friends

  Thanksgiving is not just about the delicious bounty of food. It's a time to celebrate relationships with family and friends.

  "The main event should be family and friends socializing, spending quality time together, not just what is on the buffet," says Finn.

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		Garmin Etrex H See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$79.99
		Garmin Forerunner 305 GPS Trainer See other products in the Costco Black Friday Ad.	$159.99
		Garmin NUVI 205 Auto Navigation Device See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$129.99
		Gazelle Edge Fitness Equipment See other products in the Kohls Black Friday Ad.	$89.99
		Girls 20" "Firefly" BMX Bike See other products in the AAFES Black Friday Ad.	$33.00
		Girls' Junior Goft Set See other products in the Kmart Thanksgiving Black Friday Ad.	$39.99
		Goalrilla Iii Inground Basketball System w/Coupon See other products in the Dicks Sporting Goods Black Friday Ad.	$599.98
		Gold's Gym Platinum Mid-Width Bench See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$149.99
		Gold's Gym Platinum Single-Station Home Gym See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$349.99
		Gold's Gym Platinum Smith Machine See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$649.99
		Gold's Gym Switchplate Dumbbells With Stand See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$249.99
		Halex Carbon XT Cabinet Electronic Dartboard See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$17.99
		Halex Lexington BT Cabinet Electronic Dartboard See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$79.99
		Harvard Convertible 3 in 1 Multi Game Table See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$349.99
		Harvard Multi Fun 3 in 1 Game Table See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$199.99
		Head MX190 Racquetball Racquet See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$49.99
		Head TiS10 Tennis Racket See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$49.99
		Head Ti Se Tennis Racket See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$39.99
		Head TLCrush Racquetball Combo Pack See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$18.99
		Healthrider 200 Upright Bike See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$299.99
		HealthRider Club H120T Treadmill See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$799.99
		HealthRider H70E Elliptical See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$399.99
		Healthrider H90E Elliptical See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$799.99
		Horizon LS645 Elliptical Machine See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$549.99
		Horizon LS780 Treadmill See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$549.99
		Intrepid Table Tennis Table See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$179.99
		Iron Grip Power Tower See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$109.99
		Iron Horse Quantum or Diamondback Topanga Mountian Bikes See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$324.99
		Kids' All Licensed Fishing Combos (Thursday Only) See other products in the Meijer Black Friday Ad.	$8.99
		Kids' Koolaroo 6-pc Tent Combos See other products in the Kmart Black Friday Ad.	$14.99
		Kryptonics Build n Rip Skateboard Kit See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$29.99
		Lifetime 42" Acrylic Fusion Portable Basketball System See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$99.99
		Lifetime 50" Steal-Framed Portable or In-ground Basketball System See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$199.99
		Light Em Up Air Tech Hockey See other products in the AAFES Black Friday Ad.	$17.99
		Louisville Slugger Blue Frame Ultimate Pitching Machine See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$129.99
		Men's 26" "Aggressor" or Women's 26" "Lili Rose" 18-Speed Mountain Bike See other products in the AAFES Black Friday Ad.	$56.00
		Men's 26" "Camo Patrol" Mountain Bike See other products in the AAFES Black Friday Ad.	$87.00
		Men's and Women's Bladerunner Advantage In-Line Skates See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$49.99
		Men's and Women's Columbia Northway Comfort and Trailhead Sport Mountain Bikes See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$169.99
		Men's and Women's Rollerblade Zetrablade See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$89.99
		Men's K2 EX0 and Women's Athena In-Line Skates See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$89.99
		Men's Tommy Armour Golf Apperel See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	50% Off
		Metal Detectors See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	25% Off
		Monster 2000 Count Paintballs See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$19.99
		MTA Mini Sport 3 Pk. Balls See other products in the Meijer Black Friday Ad.	$9.99
		Nike 1505 Tackician Football See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$15.00
		Nike and Adidas Daypacks See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	40% Off
		Nike Heart Rate Monitors See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	30% Off
		Nike Men's SP3 Saddle Golf Shoe See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$39.99
		NordicTrack A2350 Treadmill See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$649.99
		NordicTrack AudioStrider 800 Elliptical See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$649.99
		NordicTrack AudioStrider 990 Elliptical See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$799.99
		NordicTrack CX 1600 Elliptical See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$1299.99
		NordicTrack E5 SI Elliptical Trainer See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$499.99
		NordicTrack Elite ZI Treadmill See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$1499.99
		NordicTrack Fitness Balls See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$5.99
		NordicTrack Mini Trampoline See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$24.99
		Northwest Territory 6" Table See other products in the Kmart Black Friday Ad.	$29.99
		Orlimar OCG Complete Set See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$199.99
		Outers Universal 28-Piece Gun Cleaning Kit w/Aluminum Case See other products in the Gander Mountain Black Friday Ad.	$19.99
		Pelican Break Kayak Package See other products in the Gander Mountain Black Friday Ad.	$179.95
		Penn 18ct. Bag of Pressureless Tennis Balls See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$4.99
		Penn Champ 8-Pack Tennis Balls See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$15.99
		Pentax Whitetails Unlimited 10x25 and 10x50 Binoculars See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$39.99
		Perfect Pushup Travel See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$29.99
		Portable 50" Shatterproof Fusion Backboard Basketball System See other products in the Kmart Thanksgiving Black Friday Ad.	$149.99
		Portable Basketball Systems See other products in the Kmart Black Friday Ad.	$59.99
		Potomac 100 Es Kayak (Yellow) w/Coupon See other products in the Dicks Sporting Goods Black Friday Ad.	$199.98
		PowerBilt Square Driver See other products in the Kmart Thanksgiving Black Friday Ad.	$29.99
		Precept XP3 See other products in the Kmart Thanksgiving Black Friday Ad.	$7.99
		Prince D3 Royal or Pink Tennis Racket See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$79.99
		Pro-Form 380E Treadmill See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$389.99
		Pro-Form 380E Treadmill See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$269.99
		Pro-Form 380F Elliptical See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$269.99
		Pro-Form 480E Treadmill See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$449.99
		ProForm 7.0 CrossTraining Treadmill w/iFit Challenge Training Center See other products in the BJ's Black Friday Ad.	$599.99
		ProForm Crosstrainer 800 Elliptical See other products in the Costco Black Friday Ad.	$499.99
		ProForm CrossWalk 380 Treadmill See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$379.99
		Pro-Form i-Series 785E Treadmill See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$649.99
		ProForm XP CrossWalk 580 Treadmill See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$499.99
		Pro V2 Dozen Bag of Baseballs See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$5.99
		PushUp Pro(Saturday Only) See other products in the Meijer Black Friday Ad.	$19.99
		Quik Sports Authority Logo Chair See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$5.49
		Quik Weekender 64 See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$49.99
		Radio Flyer Fold 2 Go Trikes See other products in the AAFES Black Friday Ad.	$48.95
		RAM G-Force 12-Pack Golf Balls See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$5.99
		RAM G Force Complete Set See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$129.99
		RAM G-Force Junior Complete Set See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$59.99
		RAM Laser Cabretta Golf Glove See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$4.99
		Ramps See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	25% Off
		RAM Px Soft or Laser Beta Ti 18-Pack Golf Balls See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$7.99
		RAM Sensor Complete Set See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$99.99
		Rawlings 6-Pack Of Leather Baseballs w/Coupon See other products in the Dicks Sporting Goods Black Friday Ad.	$9.98
		Rawlings or Mizuno Ball Gloves See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	25% Off
		Rawlings Pro Preferred 50th Anniversary Gold Glove See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$149.99
		Razor E100 and E175 Electric Scooters See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$79.99
		Razor Ripstik or Street Surfing Wave Skateboads See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$64.99
		RBK 54" Glass Inground Basketball System See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$599.99
		RBK 54" Portable Basketball System See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$399.99
		Rebook Precision Trainer XT Heart Rate Monitor See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$29.99
		Reebok 8000 ES Folding Treadmill See other products in the Costco Black Friday Ad.	$499.99
		Regent Alpha LCD Darfboard (Saturday Only) See other products in the Meijer Black Friday Ad.	$9.99
		Royal Flush DLX Poker Table See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$79.99
		Schwinn 420 Elliptical Machine See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$589.99
		Selected Crosman or Gamo Air Rifles See other products in the Gander Mountain Black Friday Ad.	$99.95
		Shimano Sahara, Symetre and Sedona Reels See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	40% Off
		Shimano Sedona or Sahara Combos See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$59.99-$69.99
		Silver Line 7-ft Turbo Hockey Table See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$277.99
		Silver Scot 24-Pack Golf Balls See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$9.99
		Sims Skateboards See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	50% Off
		Sims Torch Jr Pro, Boost or Protocol BMX Bike See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$119.99-$249.99
		Sklz Hit-a-way Baseball Aid See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$14.99
		Sklz Hit-a-way Softball Aid See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$14.99
		SKLZ Hurricane Trainer See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$139.99
		SKLZ Pujols SweetSpot Bats See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$30-$34.99
		SKLZ Zip-N-Hit Pro See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$12.49
		Smith & Wesson M3000 Airsoft Shotgun See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$29.99
		Snowboard With Adjustable Bindings See other products in the Menards Black Friday Ad.	$7.77
		Sole E25 Elliptical With Free 15" LCD TV / Dvd Player See other products in the Dicks Sporting Goods Black Friday Ad.	$999.98
		Sole F63 Treadmill With Free 15" LCD TV / Dvd Player See other products in the Dicks Sporting Goods Black Friday Ad.	$999.98
		Spalding Beast 60" Glass Portable Basketball System See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$899.99
		Spalding Gold Series Basketball See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$19.99
		Spalding NBA Basketball See other products in the Kmart Thanksgiving Black Friday Ad.	$14.99
		Spalding NBA Competitive Basketball See other products in the Kmart Black Friday Ad.	$14.99
		Spalding Nba Pro Series Basketball w/Coupon See other products in the Dicks Sporting Goods Black Friday Ad.	$24.98
		Sportcraft 7' Fullerton Pool Tape w/Table Tennis Top See other products in the Kmart Black Friday Ad.	$249.99
		Sportcraft 90in Kingsford Billiard Table w/Cue Rack See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$389.99
		Sportcraft Bank Shot Basketball Arcade Game See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$94.99
		Sportcraft Ridgeway 7" 3-in-1 Combo Table See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$449.99
		SportsCraft Endeavor 7' Air Hockey Table See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$249.99
		SportsCraft Scottsdale 7' Billiard Table with Conversion Top See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$249.99
		Sportspower 11' Trampoline/Enclosure Combo See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$169.99
		Stack-On Sentinel 14-Gun Steel Security Cabinet See other products in the Gander Mountain Black Friday Ad.	$129.95
		Standard Zero Gravity Chair See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$29.99
		Stiga Aerotech Table Tennis Table See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$249.99
		Stiga Shadow Table Tennis Table See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$99.99
		S&W M3000 Soft Air Shot Gun See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$29.99
		Table Top Air Hockey See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$24.99
		Table Top Billards See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$24.99
		Taylormade Burner 07 Driver w/ Dozen Burner Tp Golf Balls w/Coupon See other products in the Dicks Sporting Goods Black Friday Ad.	$199.99
		TaylorMade Burner Driver w/1 Dozen Taylormade Burner Golf Balls See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$199.99
		TaylorMade Burner Golf Balls (Thursday Only) See other products in the Meijer Black Friday Ad.	$11.99
		Taylormade R7 460 Draw Driver See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$119.99
		Taylormade Rossa Putter See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$59.99
		Taylormade Tour Burner Driver w/ 2 Dozen Burner Tp Golf Balls w/Coupon See other products in the Dicks Sporting Goods Black Friday Ad.	$299.99
		TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver w/2-Dozen Taylormade Burner Golf Balls See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$299.99
		TGII Replique or Nike T90 Natural Soccer Ball See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$9.99
		Tippman Custom 98 w/20oz Tank See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$149.99
		Tommy Armour 855 Hybrid Irons See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$199.99
		Tommy Armour Hot Scot Cart See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$44.99
		Tommy Armour Silver Scot Cube Driver See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$59.99
		Tommy Armour Your Performance 12-Pack Golf Balls See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$9.99
		Topflite Xl3000 15-Pack Of Golf Balls w/Coupon See other products in the Dicks Sporting Goods Black Friday Ad.	$5.00
		Topflite Xl Extreme 12-Pack Of Golf Balls w/Coupon See other products in the Dicks Sporting Goods Black Friday Ad.	$5.00
		Triple Eight Helments See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$19.99
		Two Pistol Kit Air Soft Guns (Thursday Only) See other products in the Meijer Black Friday Ad.	$14.99
		Weider Club Olympic Bench See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$99.99
		Weider Combo Bench w/Lat Tower See other products in the Kmart Black Friday Ad.	$79.99
		Weider Mini Trampoline See other products in the Kmart Black Friday Ad.	$29.99
		Weider PowerSwitch 25lb Pair See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$59.99
		Weider Stability Balls See other products in the Kmart Black Friday Ad.	$5.99
		Welder Pro 290 Combo Bench See other products in the Sears Black Friday Ad.	$89.99
		Weslo Cadence CT 4.8 Treadmill See other products in the Kmart Thanksgiving Black Friday Ad.	$269.99
		Weslo Momentum CT 3.8 Elliptical See other products in the Kmart Thanksgiving Black Friday Ad.	$199.99
		Weslo Pursuit CT 3.8R Recumbent Cycle See other products in the Kmart Thanksgiving Black Friday Ad.	$149.99
		Weslo Pursuit E25 Exercise Cycle See other products in the Kmart Black Friday Ad.	$69.99
		Wildview TGL4MR Digital Scouting Cam See other products in the Gander Mountain Black Friday Ad.	$69.95
		Wilson GST Composite Football See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$14.99
		Wilson Hyper Titanium Distance 12-Pack See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$5.99
		Wilson N5 Tennis Racket See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$59.99
		Wilson Premium Edition Basketball w/Coupon See other products in the Dicks Sporting Goods Black Friday Ad.	$19.98
		Wilson Ultra Basketball See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$12.50
		Wilson Ultra Composite Football See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$12.49
		XP1 Folding Gaming Chair See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$29.99
		Youth Archaery Sets See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	25% Off
		Youth or Adult Nike Speedtack Receiver Gloves See other products in the Sports Authority Black Friday Ad.	$10-$15
		Yukon Firefall Sporting Scope w/Case See other products in the AAFES Black Friday Ad.	$74.99