Living A Healthy Lifestyle In Your New Home
By Clayton Richard….. Getting into a new home is one of the most rewarding experiences to have. Most of us need to save up quite a bit of money but…
Read more »Nutritional New Year’s Resolutions
Submitted by the Baylor College of Medicine…. The new year encourages creative resolutions after indulging throughout the holidays. Nutritional goals, when set in moderation, can have a lasting effect on…
Read more »A New Normal For Social Interaction
Submitted by the Baylor College of Medicine…. People around the world have limited their social interactions for months to combat the spread of coronavirus. While some enjoy the downtime and…
Read more »New Study Shows Combatting Childhood Obesity In Schools Is Working
This article is courtesy of PRWeb, please share your thoughts below….. Research Finds the Alliance for a Healthier Generation’s Healthy Schools Program Reduces Prevalence of Childhood Obesity. According to a…
Read more »New Research Study Goes Against Popular Belief On “39-week” Pregnancy Rule
This article is courtesy of the Baylor College of Medicine, please share your comments below. Questions or concerns about the article should be addressed directly to the Baylor College of…
Read more »New Study Reveals America’s Fear Of Aging
This article is courtesy of PRWeb, please share your comments below….. Aegis Living Study Says Women More Likely to Worry About Memory than Men – More Funding for Alzheimer’s Research…
Read more »New Asthma & Obesity Study Tracks 10,000 Patients
This article is courtesy of PRWeb, please share your comments below….. Asthma Control Requires Weight Loss Management in At-Risk Individuals Although studies have shown an association between obesity and increased…
Read more »American College Of Sports Medicine Installs New Officers
Thank you to ACSM for supplying this article….. The American College of Sports Medicine installed its officers for 2016-17 at the organization’s annual meeting in Boston, Mass. Lawrence A. Armstrong,…
Read more »New Study Links Endometriosis To Higher Risk Of Heart Disease
By Tamer Seckin, MD A new study out today is linking endometriosis to a higher risk of heart disease, particularly among women aged 40 years and under. The data shows…
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Nutritionist Comments On New FDA Trans Fat Regulations
Article courtesy of K-State News & Communications Services….. The Food and Drug Administration has announced that partially hydrogenated oils, which are the primary dietary source of trans fat, are not…
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