Mar. 08, 2010
A new survey reveals that most Americans think that their health is good; it's everyone else who has health issues.
Feb. 25, 2010
Don't get too excited all you ADD readers! It's distraction in older adults that is said to help memory. How could it be?
Jan. 27, 2010
When you feel so proud of yourself for not eating or drinking too much, don't be in such a hurry to pat yourself on the back. A new study shows that self-control is actually contagious!
Many recent studies have revealed health benefits to drinking coffee. For most people, coffee is a perk both for the experience and the health advantages. But, not everyone gets all the same advantages from drinking java.
A recent study shows that taking antidepressants on a long term basis can actually change your personality. How does it change and is that change positive or negative?
Another new year has rolled around. And, most Americans have similar post holiday indulging new year's resolutions for their health. US News and World Report writer January Payne has a few suggestions for those of us looking for health resolutions for the new year.
Peanut Butter. Peanuts. Mustard. Gluten. These are just a few of the items on an growing list of food contributing to children's allergies. Recent studies show that allergies among children have arisen by almost 20% since 1993! What is making our children more allergic to otherwise harmless food?
We are in the middle of the flu season, and you can't miss it. Kids are missing school. And, parents are having to stay home from work because of the flu. If you haven't gotten it, you don't have to. And, if you have, you still have every reason to want to build up your immunity.
A Rand Corporation study found that one of the primary reasons for high blood pressure in approximately one third of the population nationally is high sodium intake. Roland Sturm, a senior economist for the Rand Corporation and one of the authors on the study, suggests that cutting salt intake could potentially eradicate 11 million cases of hypertension, thereby improving the health and extending the lives of millions of Americans.
If your hairstylist is getting you down, learning the proper way to communicate with her is key to leaving the salon with a style that works for you. This guide will show you the do’s and dont’s of getting a haircut and everything you need to know before you sit down in the stylist’s chair.
Identity theft is a growing problem in the United States. According to the Federal Trade Commission, in 2006 there are 246,035 people who submitted complaints to the FTC regarding identity theft. With these kinds of numbers, identity theft is not going away any time soon.
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