#hypochondriacs

(Don’t even recommend if it doesn’t include all 4)

Homosexuals

Women with children

Short insomniacs

1. Mr. Frederick Fairlie (malingerer) - The Woman in White

2. Mr. Woodhouse (hypochondriac) - Emma

3. Lord Emsworth (malingerer) - Blandings Stories

It's #NewMusicFriday and The Hypochondriacs have a new album out today - read all about "Waitin'" here.

Not to be confused with the single that Martin featured late last month, “Waitin’” is also the album title for the latest release from Fredericton, NB six-piece band The Hypochondriacs, available from today.   If you take quite a few of my favorite things – tight vocal harmonies, a little doo-wop, some reminiscent elements of swing and soul wrapped in country skin encased in 70’s style soft rock…

For this #NewMusicFriday, Martin has had "Waitin'" from The Hypochondriacs on repeat all week - read what he has to say about it here.

It’s no secret that I have been known to get a little over-excited when introducing new music that is firmly rooted in the past, especially tunes that respect the old traditional sounds and style of the country music variety.  (Editor’s note: can 100% confirm this is true.) But it’s not always just the expected Marty Robbins and Johnny Cash brand of country that gets me fired up – the same rules…

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Hypochondriacs Try to Cope with Pandemic: It’s Not Going So Wel

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SICKLERVILLE, NJ—Local hypochondriac, Emma Dyne, is not taking any chances with the coronavirus pandemic. For the last month, the 25-year-old healthy woman has worn a mask everywhere she’s gone: her bedroom, the kitchen, and the shower. Despite her extreme caution, she is convinced she has Covid-19 and is currently freaking out about it. “It’s really […]

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Authored by  Parivash Badar*

According to the World Health Organization, health has been defined as “a state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” [1]. Health websites are an internet-based source providing information regarding all aspects of medicine. In recent years, with increasing numbers of people using the Internet, health websites have gained tremendous popularity. An article published in 2009 says, 51% of adults in the ages of 18-64 in the US had used the Internet to look up health information [2].

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