Dangers of Walking Your Dog For Seniors
3/16/2016New research suggests there might be a dangerous aspect to owning a dog in our senior years that just might lead...
Read MoreCancer Treatment About Face, Again
3/15/2016In future years, it's a good possibility that people will look at chemotherapy as practiced in the 20th Century as...
Read MoreDistracted Driving Accidents
3/12/2016The risk of crashing a car is significantly higher if the driver is performing one of a number of distracting...
Read MoreAir Pollution and Excess Weight
3/10/2016Air pollution may be a contributing factor to weight gain and several related health issues.
Read MoreSocial Clubs Prolong Life
3/8/2016People who belong to at least one social group live longer than those who don't.
Read MoreDrug Abuse Deaths and the Associated Press
3/5/2016According to the CDC, over 47,000 Americans fatally overdosed on prescription killers in 2014. Almost as stunning was the apparent...
Read MoreMoney Fuels Fitness Motivation
3/5/2016The threat of losing a monetary reward if an exercise goal is not attained may be more motivating than the...
Read MoreAcupuncture as Fibromyalgia Treatment
3/3/2016Fibromyalgia patients treated with acupuncture experience relief from painful symptoms and enjoy improved quality of life.
Read MoreWhy You Should Check Nurse-Patient Ratio | Health Blog
3/1/2016Patients are far more likely to die if the registered nurses caring for them handle more than six patients each.
Read MoreLingering Vacation Weight Gain
2/27/2016The majority of Americans gain some weight during the course of their vacations and tend not to lose it after...
Read More3 Reasons Americans Die Young
2/25/2016Deaths due to car accidents, drug overdoses, and gun violence are significant contributors to the gap in life expectancy rates...
Read MoreMild Concussions Can Trigger Suicide
2/23/2016Suicide rates among concussion victims are three times higher than suicide rates among those who never had a concussion.
Read MoreBPA, BPS, and BPF
2/20/2016Although the safety of BPA and its clones is highly open to question, it is still to be found in...
Read MoreSeniors Plus Sex = Better Brains
2/20/2016New research suggests that senior citizens who have an active sex life "may" have healthier brains.
Read MoreAntiperspirants and Your Bacteria
2/18/2016Using antiperspirants disrupts the natural colonies of bacteria that reside on the skin of our armpits and unnaturally alters their...
Read MoreKeep Tumors Alive to Contain Cancer?
2/16/2016A new study has found that keeping cancer cells alive may stop a tumor from spreading.
Read MoreOverweight Boys and Puberty
2/13/2016Boys who are overweight tend to go through puberty earlier than usual, but curiously, boys who are obese tend to...
Read MoreColon Cancer Rates Up in Those Under 50
2/11/2016Colon cancer rates may have increased in both men and women under 50, and the disease is often diagnosed at...
Read MoreCoffee Gets Cardiac Green Light
2/9/2016New research finds that coffee does not cause heart palpitations, fluttering, extra beats, or other cardiac irregularities.
Read MoreOf Dairy, Almond Milk, Formula, and Common Sense
2/6/2016When it comes to feeding infants, there really is no "good" alternative to breast milk--although theoretically one could be formulated...
Read MoreParental Control Makes Mean College Students
2/6/2016When parents act in a manipulative or controlling manner, at least some of their college-student children convert the stress they...
Read MoreMyopia Epidemic
2/4/2016Rates of myopia have increased steadily worldwide—in fact, they’ve skyrocketed—and particularly among children in Asian nations.
Read MoreHigh Calorie Counts in Restaurant Meals
2/2/2016More than 90 percent of restaurants in the United States provide servings that exceed the recommended number of calories to...
Read MoreExercise Rx for Lower Back Pain
1/30/2016A well-designed daily exercise routine may be the best way to avoid triggering an episode of lower back pain.
Read MoreLeafy Greens for Glaucoma Prevention
1/28/2016Frequent consumption of leafy green vegetables such as spinach, kale, romaine lettuce, and collard greens may lower a person's risk...
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