To Eat the Cheese or Not Eat the Cheese, That is the Question
The U.S. government as at once recommended eating more cheese while at the same time warning its citizens about the dangers of eating too much cheese.
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Worm Might Be Key to Improving Women’s Reproductive Health
A worm commonly used in scientific research might hold the secret to helping women retain their ability to reproduce longer and in a healthier manner.
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Eat Your Crust!
German researchers have discovered that the crust of bread is much richer in the disease fighting compounds known as antioxidants than the bread itself.
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Finally, Something We Like Which is Good For Us: Pizza
Food chemists explain that the key to preparing a healthy pizza pie is to make the crust with whole wheat flour and to bake in a very hot oven.
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Warning: Coaching May Be Dangerous to Your Health
Many people don’t realize just how stressful being a sports coach truly is. Michigan State Coach Mark Dantonio had a
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Wading Through the Health Insurance Swamp
The new health care legislation recently passed by the Obama administration should be of great benefit to those self-employed individuals who, until now, have had to pay for their own health insurance at extremely high rates.
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Study Confirms Health Benefits of Eco-Atkins
Those who got their protein from plant sources, known as the ‘Eco-Atkins’ diet, showed a lower rate of overall death by 20%, and 23% lower death rate from cardiovascular disease.
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Warning: Swimming May Be Hazardous to Your Health
Three new studies that looked at the use of chemicals in pools have reported that regular swimmers may actually be
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Autism and A Mother’s Courage
Parents of children with autism usually begin to notice in the first years of life, although there have been cases of children developing normally and then regressing.
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Flu Shot Time Has Arrived
As fall has arrived, it’s time to look ahead to getting your flu shot for the winter season. The Centers
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Creative Designs
As a student of fashion you may want ways to show off your designs. This article makes suggestions on how to do that.
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Finding Ways to Make Extra Money
There are always innovative ways students can make money; it just takes a little bit of imagination.
Read MoreMS Symptoms – Influenced by Weather Changes
Here’s the latest interesting news about multiple sclerosis and weather. Temperature changes may actually influence the severity of MS symptoms.
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Well Structured Study Shows Cannabis Does Relieve Pain
Marijuana, has been shown in a small but well-designed study conducted in Canada, to help relieve some of the pain experienced by people who suffer from chronic pain.
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Tea Drinkers Listen Up – Drink the Real Thing!
If you love tea, you’ll want to hear about this research. Researchers at the National Meeting of the American Chemical
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Citations for SeaWorld After Trainer Dies
SeaWorld has recently been fined $75,000 by the Occupational Safety and Health administration for three specific violations after an animal
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Delaware – Taking Charge Where Obesity is Concerned
Some local coalitions are getting creative to get children’s weight back on track. One local coalition of Delaware County organizations
Read MorePesticides Linked with ADHD: The Latest Findings
A new study, conducted by Brenda Eskenazi at the University of California at Berkely, and published in the August 19th
Read MoreADHD – 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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