Hearing Loss More Common Than Expected
More Americans suffer with significant hearing loss than previously expected, which can increase the risk of dementia and reduce the quality of life as one ages.
Smokers More Likely to Quit with Monthly Calls
Frequent pep talks from a counselor help smokers quit at a higher rate than those who didn’t receive calls.
Study to Look at Vitamin D and Asthma
A new study will take a closer look at whether or not boosting vitamin D levels can help improve asthma control.
Reducing Salt Content Of Holiday Favorites
You can still enjoy your traditional Holiday favorites while also lowering the salt and sodium content with a few tweaks.
Don’t Suffer with SAD This Winter
As the days grow colder and the nights get longer many people in Northern climates develop Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Get Kids Motivated to Be Healthy at Home and School
The PTA (parent teacher association) can be a place where healthy lifestyles are promoted.
Low Vitamin D Levels Bad for Back Surgery Patients
Nearly 60% of patients having a specific type of back surgery were found to be vitamin D deficient, which could cause them not to heal properly.
Sugary Drinks Heavily Marketed to Children
No doubt your children and teenagers see more marketing for sugary beverages than they do for plain water or milk.
Protect Yourself from Colds and Flu
Cold and flu season is just around the corner. Here are some tips to reduce your chances of getting sick.
Neighborhood Can Influence Health
Living in a poor neighborhood could be bad for physical health, increasing the risk of obesity and diabetes.
Peer Pressure to Drink from Friends of Boyfriends or Girlfriends
Teens are more likely to drink if the friends of who they are dating are drinkers.
Why People Start and Stop Smoking
A recent study looks into why people start and stop smoking in their youth and as they mature into adulthood.