_ Acne When Should You Treat Acne? Right Now By Jane Farrell article The most common skin condition in the United States? No surprise that itΓÇÖs acne, which affects up to 50 million … Read More→
_ Medical Research A New Weapon in The Fight against Sepsis By Jane Farrell article A type of molecule known as a ΓÇ£nanocarrierΓÇ¥ may someday help to protect against sepsis, a life-threatening infection that kills … Read More→
_ Sleep Health Too Much of A Good Thing? By Jane Farrell article When it comes to sleep, more isnΓÇÖt necessarily better, according to a global study. Researchers who studied more than 116,000 … Read More→
_ Children's Health How to Safely Treat Your Child for Coughs and Colds By Jane Farrell article Although most colds in children donΓÇÖt have serious complications, they can cause anxiety in parents and caregivers. And colds are … Read More→
_ The Power of "No" By Jane Farrell article ┬áTake a look at any child in or around their terrible twos and youΓÇÖll notice one habit worth borrowing: they … Read More→
_ Health & Fitness Your Brain And Your Metabolism By Jane Farrell article HereΓÇÖs some comfort in case you skip your daily workout every once in a while. A new mouse-model study from … Read More→
_ A Work in Progress By Jane Farrell blog I have been enjoying working as volunteer organizer with my lady and plowing through the neatening we’re trying to do. […]
_ Hormone therapy A Safe Alternative to HRT? By Jane Farrell article The drug oxybutynin works to reduce hot flashes in women, including breast cancer survivors who cannot take hormone replacement therapy, … Read More→
_ Alzheimer's Disease and other Dementias Holiday Tips for Caregivers By Jane Farrell article Holidays can be meaningful, enriching times for both the person with AlzheimerΓÇÖs disease and his or her caregiver and family. … Read More→
_ Fibromyalgia Flu Shot Protects Against Heart Failure: Study By Jane Farrell article Among its other health benefits, an annual flu short can save heart failure patientsΓÇÖ lives. Flu season usually begins in … Read More→
_ Medical Procedures Public Service Screening Messages Don't Tell the Whole Story About An Illness By Jane Farrell article The public service messages we see about getting screened for illness are very effective ΓÇô maybe too much so for … Read More→
_ Travel What If Your Travel Insurance Claim Is Denied? By Jane Farrell article As you can imagine, having your travel canceled, interrupted or simply not go as planned is never ideal. When you … Read More→
_ Heart Health Some Kinds of Exercise Have Greater Heart Benefits than Others By Jane Farrell article Physical training is important for heart health. But not every kind of exercise will have the same cardiovascular benefits. New … Read More→
_ Stress Management The Seven-Step Guide to Beating Holiday Stress By Jane Farrell article The holiday season brings families together. But when that togetherness stirs up past hurts, stress can replace any good tidings. … Read More→
_ Medical Procedures Some Dementia-Test Results May Be Biased By Jane Farrell article Quick tests known as ΓÇ£brief cognitive assessmentsΓÇ¥ help doctors decide whether a patient should be given a full evaluation for … Read More→
_ Medical Care When Blood Transfusions Can Be Fatal By Jane Farrell article Although blood is meant to save lives in emergency situations, that might not always be the case. Major trauma victims … Read More→
_ Exercise Travel This Holiday Season - And Stay Fit! By Jane Farrell article Many fitness enthusiasts find it difficult to follow their normal exercise plan while traveling to see family or friends for … Read More→
_ MORE Rules? By Jane Farrell blog Sometimes people get so fixated on obeying rules, they stop using common sense. IΓÇÖve been aware of that dynamic for […]