Tattoos Linked to Cancerous Ingredients
By Sean Zucker – Gone are the days of tattoos raising eyebrows or having no place in the American office. Today, the sight of ink on professionals from teachers to
Health Care & Research
Sweet News for Sugar Substitutes
By John Salak – Artificial and natural sweeteners just received some tasty support from Britain’s University of Leeds. Apparently, using these sweeteners instead of sugar does not make people hungrier
Grounding’s Uncertain Benefits
The Skinny: Most people think being grounded is a good thing. It just sounds right, making a person seem stable and secure. But of late, grounding or earthing has taken
Sounding Off on Improving Hospitals
By Sean Zucker – There are a few things that are unavoidable in hospitals. Think of the sight of stressed doctors, the smell of disinfectant and the annoying drone of
Hobbies Can Increase ALS Risk
By John Salak – Just what triggers a disease or perhaps increases the risk of developing one can be difficult to grasp at times and frightening in its apparent randomness.
Healthy Lifestyle Deflates IBS Risk
By Sean Zucker – Irritable Bowel Syndrome, or IBS, is one of the most common gastro issues Americans face. While never life-threatening, the disease can have a deliberating effect on
Firearms Promote Lead Exposure
By John Salak – Lead poisoning or exposure in children has been a significant health concern in the United States for years. In fact, C.S. Children’s Hospital at the University of
Botox Peels Back Migraine Episodes
By Sean Zucker – When Botox first became trendy a couple of decades ago, the shots were seen as a revolutionary anti-aging tool, at least from a cosmetic standpoint. Botox
Education Linked to Longevity
By John Salak – Getting an education was seen for decades as a ticket to personal achievement and better pay. Now researchers at Columbia University report that education mobility is
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