Low Bone Density Linked to Dementia
By John Salak – Low bone density is never a good condition, especially for mature adults. It can lead to osteoporosis and brittle and fragile bones, which can be particularly
Men’s Health
The Healing Powers Of Mild Fevers
By John Salak – Everybody just needs to chill when it comes to mild fevers. The medical profession has known for years that a mild fever is actually a good
The Dangers of Fish Pedicures
By Barbara Krooss – Short of images like the opening scene from the movie Jaws, people who instead have willingly opted to have fish nibbling on their toes report it’s
A Fungal Pandemic May Be Next
By Sean Zucker – HBO’s The Last of Us may be more than the biggest television show right now; it might be a peak into the future. The series depicts
Exercise Breaks Can Hurt Cognition
By Sean Zucker – Everyone has had the impulse to skip a workout in favor of something far less demanding that may, at least initially, seem more emotionally rewarding. Sure,
Dark Tidings for Diabetes
By John Salak – A whopping 37 million American adults have diabetes–more than 11 percent of the population. Another 96 million have prediabetes, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Coming Clean on Mud Baths’ Benefits
By Barbara Krooss – The young and the old have been in the mud for more than four thousand years. Children love playing in it, but mud baths draw in
Brewing Health Benefits
By John Salak – Americans just love their beer. It is their favorite alcoholic drink by far. Doesn’t matter the form or source—larger or ale, big brewery or craft maker—U.S.
Oversleeping’s Alarming Consequences
By John Hand – A good night of sleep can do wonders for the mind, body and soul. Too much sleep, however, can be a sign of a medical disorder
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