_ Food PoisoningEat Healthy - But Safely, Too By Jane Farrell articleIf you’re trying to eat better with the aim of improving your health or losing some pounds, that’s great. But … Read More→
_ Heart HealthClimate Change May Increase Congenital Heart Defects By Jane Farrell articleResearchers say that rising temperatures stemming from global climate change could increase the number of infants born with congenital heart … Read More→
_ Children's HealthKids Who Survive Hodgkin's Lymphoma Face Greater Risk of Another Cancer in Later Life By Jane Farrell articleChildren who survive Hodgkin’s lymphoma have an increased risk of developing a new cancer later in life, research shows. The … Read More→
_ Discussing Financial and Life Changes with Your Doctor By Jane Farrell articlePlanning for your care in the event of a long-term or serious illness can involve more than giving a loved … Read More→
_ GlaucomaThe Latest News on Glaucoma By Jane Farrell articleGlaucoma is a frightening vision condition that affects the optic nerve, and if the damage continues untreated, it can lead … Read More→
_ Skin HealthHow to Avoid Common Skin Infections at The Gym By Jane Farrell articleExercising at the gym offers substantive benefits – weight control, disease prevention and even mood improvement – but it’s important … Read More→
_ Health & FitnessWhen You Should - or Shouldn't - Use a Fitness App for Weight Loss By Jane Farrell articleIn the new year, hundreds of thousands of people resolve to lose weight and/or become more active. And a smart … Read More→
_ If You're Thinking of Taking Red Yeast Rice, Read This First By Jane Farrell articleAlthough red yeast rice, a traditional Chinese culinary and medicinal product, is marketed in the U.S. to help lower blood … Read More→
_ Heart HealthMoney Troubles Linked to Heart Disease Risk By Jane Farrell articleSudden, unpredictable drops in personal income during young adulthood are linked with an increased risk of developing heart disease and/or … Read More→
_ What You Need to Know About Caffeine By Jane Farrell articleHow much caffeine are you consuming? Some of us have just one wake-up cup of coffee per day. Others follow … Read More→
_ Medical CareAre You Taking Your Medicine? By Jane Farrell articleResearchers from Johns Hopkins are at work on a program that physicians can use to identify “nonadherent” patients – those … Read More→
_ Mental ProcessesThe Roots of Psychological Boundaries By Jane Farrell articleResearchers say that age and gender play a greater role than culture in determining psychological boundaries. The researchers, professor Sofya … Read More→
_ Children's HealthSafely Treating Teething Pain in Children By Jane Farrell articleTeething is normal but may be a painful experience for infants and toddlers. Too often, well-meaning parents and caregivers who … Read More→
_ Undergoing Cancer TreatmentConfronting The Side Effects of A Common Anti-Cancer Treatment By Jane Farrell articleA new treatment approach is needed to deal with the side effects of aromatase inhibitors, drugs that are commonly given … Read More→
_ Respiratory ConditionsSecondhand Smoke Linked to Sudden Cardiac Death By Jane Farrell articleContinuous indoor exposure to second-hand tobacco smoke triggers changes in the heart’s electrical activity, known as cardiac alternans, that can … Read More→
_ New Moms: Weaker Breast-Cancer Prevention Benefits By Jane Farrell articleAlthough women who have had children generally have a lower risk of breast cancer compared to women who have never … Read More→
_ Skin HealthHow to Clean Your Makeup Brushes By Jane Farrell articleDirty makeup brushes are more than just yucky. They accumulate product residue, dirt and oil and are a breeding ground … Read More→
_ ChildbirthPelvic-Floor Disorders Linked to Mode of Delivery Among First-Time Mothers By Jane Farrell articleThe risk of pelvic floor disorders among first-time mothers is strongly linked to how the baby is delivered, a new … Read More→