When Your Tween Wants to Conform to the VSCO Girl Trend
How to respect your child’s desire to belong while also teaching her to be an independent thinker. View original article Contributor:
Month: November 2019
Vaping May Be Worse for Heart Health Than Tobacco Cigarettes, New Study Finds
E-cigarettes may be more harmful to a smoker’s heart than traditional tobacco cigarettes. That’s the finding of new research from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, presented today (Nov. 11) at an American Heart Association scientific conference. The Cedars-Sinai team compared the hearts of 10 non-smokers to the hearts of 10 tobacco smokers and 10 … Read more
How does temperature affect mental health?
A new study finds that increases in temperature negatively affect mental health outcomes. The authors conclude that this is due to sleep disturbance. View original article Contributor:
Diet, body clock, hormones, and metabolism: What’s the link?
A new study of mice has shown how stress hormones control fat and sugar levels in a time dependent way and how a high calorie diet can alter this rhythm. View original article Contributor:
A growing problem: Pregnancy vs. high blood pressure
Study points out dangers, provides tips on monitoring health of mother and baby. View original article Contributor: Consumer Reports
Taking steps to establish a National Volunteer Care Corps to help older adults
If successful, the program would connect healthy retirees and young adults to the elderly who need various forms of help. View original article Contributor: Judith Graham
Bernard J. Tyson, Chairman of Health Care Giant, Dies at 60
After rising up its ladder, he ran Kaiser Permanente, the admired California organization that integrates hospitals, clinics and health insurance. View original article Contributor:
The impact of mental health training in the workplace
A new study looks at how mental health training affects managers’ abilities to support their employees and take measures to prevent mental health issues. View original article Contributor:
Does the ‘placebo effect’ justify the use of alternative medicine? – Spectator.co.uk
Does the ‘placebo effect’ justify the use of alternative medicine? Spectator.co.uk >View original article Contributor:
Nearly 90 Percent of PsA Patients Use Complimentary or Alternative Medicines – Rheumatology Network
Nearly 90 Percent of PsA Patients Use Complimentary or Alternative Medicines Rheumatology Network >View original article Contributor: