Vit A Derived Pill Could Prevent Blindness for Millions
Age-related macular degeneration could be prevented in millions with this pill derived from vitamin A.
Throat, Mouth Cancer on the Rise
Cancers of the mouth and throat are increasing among younger people, mainly due to smoking, drinking, and too little vegetable and fruit intake.
Surviving Cancer May Lead to More Memory Loss
People who have had cancer and survive may suffer from more memory loss than those who have never had cancer.
Returning Soldiers Shy to Seek Mental Health Help
A recent Army report finds that soldiers attach a stigma to accepting mental health counseling which keeps many from receiving it.
FL Schools May Ban Chocolate Milk
In an effort to fight the obesity epidemic, Florida my be the first state to actually ban chocolate milk in schools.
Smokeless Tobacco Greatly Raises Miscarriage Risk
Snus, a type of smokeless tobacco, was found to drastically increase the risk of miscarriage in pregnant women.
Money May Buy a Bit of Happiness
The old saying about money and happiness holds a little bit of truth, but only to a point.
Tired Teens Consume More Junk Food
When teenagers don’t get enough sleep they end up eating more junk food.
Walking Could Cut Thousands of UK Cancer Cases
The World Cancer Research Fund says that thousands of cases of breast and bowel cancer in the UK could be avoided if people would just do a bit more brisk walking.
Family Members Also Suffer from PTSD
When our veterans come home suffering from PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) it impacts the entire family.
Global Agencies Attack Childhood Obesity
The IOC and WHO join forces to promote healthy lifestyles in an effort to help reduce the incidence of childhood obesity.
Sitting: A Danger to Your Health
Get off that couch or from behind the computer desk immediately. Too much bottom time can actually shorten your lifespan.