Plant-Based Doesn’t Have to Mean No Meat or Dairy for Hypertension Benefits
...Any effort to increase plant-based foods in your diet and limit animal products is likely to benefit your blood pressure Published online by a team from Warwick [...]
People with PTSD Almost Two Times More Likely to Suffer Infection
...infection as those without PTSD A new Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) study is the first to examine the relationship between [...]
Diagnosing Cardiac Disease, Just by Looking at Your Face
...of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry and Xerox, holds promise, said Jean-Philippe Couderc, of the URMC Heart Research Follow-up Program. [...]
Screen-Free Week Starts Today!
Unplug and and explore hands-on activities with your kids Boston — May 2, 2016 — Screen-Free Week – the annual celebration of unplugged fun – [...]
Key to Childhood Chronic Disease Prevention Resides in Daily Lifestyle
...including school related activities), video games, movies, print and music 4 Children/adolescents between the ages of 2-19 consume [...]
Love/Domestic Violence is in the Air
...boyfriend or girlfriend within a 12 month period,” and that during the same time, “1 in 10 teens reported they had been kissed, touched, [...]
Limiting Screen Time Supports Brain Development in Kids
Dr. Krystal Richardson, ND @NaturopathicFam When I was growing up, “screen time” was limited to TV and video games. Now, the term [...]
Award Winning Skin Cancer-Detecting Device
...this year received $50,000 to aid in the development of their device. sKan device The sKan device was created by four Canadian graduates from McMaster [...]
The Breakfast Battle in Teens
...(Type 1 predominantly), as well as concerns regarding physique, social relationships, and sexual health. Despite the variation in conditions [...]
Having Nurturing Families While Young Increases Intelligence Later in Life
...John Z. and Akiko K. Bowers Distinguished Professor and Dean, University of Maryland School of Medicine. “This research highlights the [...]
