ADHD – Only for the Younger Kids in the Class?
Two new interesting U.S. studies point to one of the ways that children are diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
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Experimental Alzheimer’s Drug Testing Ended
Eli Lilly, the pharmaceutical company decided to halt the development of an experimental drug which was a hopeful candidate for treating Alzheimer’s disease.
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Get Back to Nature at Multnomah Falls
Enjoy scenic views and stunning waterfalls at Multnomah Falls, close to Portland, Oregon.
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Hold the Beer, Please
A new study published Monday in the Archives of Dermatology points to an interesting link between psoriasis and beer. The
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Choosing the Right Phone
Advice for students on one of their most important accessories – the mobile phone.
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Monsoon Rains Create Crisis in Pakistan
Trying to avert a disaster, The World Food Program has appealed to the international community to make good on their
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Science Museums are More for Fun Than for Learning
I was just at the Science Museum with my kids the other day. Even though it’s noisy and crowded the kids still seemed to have a lot of fun.
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Maintaining Healthy Calcium Levels
This article talks about the importance of looking at your family health history and taking preventive measures against health problems in the future, with a special emphasis on calcium-deficiency and osteoporosis.
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UT Warns About Funds for Physicians
Leaders of the University of Texas’ six health science centers put out a serious warning this week. They are concerned
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Say ‘I Love You’ With Lasagna
What I believe is truly great about lasagna is how easy it is to make it, and how many variations there are on the theme.
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Perseids Perform Positively Perfectly
Did you see any shooting stars in the past few nights? If you did it was because the earth once
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Perseids Visible with No Moon in Sight
This year we are lucky that visibility for the annual Perseid meteor shower will be ‘stellar.’ That is because the
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Giving Of Your Time
There is so much to learn when you are in college. Of course, there is the academic side that you
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Staying Healthy While Feeding Your Furry Friend
While you love your dog or cat, you may not realize that your animal’s food may actually be causing health
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Broaden Your Horizons Learning Meditation
College is a time of unparalleled opportunity. You have perhaps more time to justifiably explore new things in life than
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England Tells Toddlers “Drink Your Milk!”
England is now in a debate on whether their ‘Nursery Milk Program’ is “outdated, ineffective and too expensive” as Ann Milton, the Health Minister asserts.
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Keep Track of Your Waist Size
New research suggests that not only your weight, but your waist size, plays an important role in determining how long
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Cooking in College
Tips for making healthy dishes while getting used to a new environment, like in college.
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Homeless Children Learn to Dream at Science Camp
Helping these unfortunate families is the primary goal of an innovative and unique program sponsored and organized by California State University in Long Beach.
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