University of California – Davis study: Domestic violence increased in the...
“All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina Tolstoy may not have been specifically talking about domestic violence, but each situation is...
View ArticleBMJ study: Dietary Guidelines are not compatible with global health and...
Michael Bastasch wrote in the Daily Caller article, The Green New Deal Isn’t Just About Energy, It’s Also About Controlling What Americans Eat: The Green New Deal seems to embrace the anti-beef and...
View ArticleUNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center study: Will telehealth services...
The Mayo Clinic explained Telehealth in Telehealth: Technology meets health care: See how technology can improve your health care: What is telehealth? Telehealth is the use of digital information and...
View ArticleAmerican Education Research Association study: More than half of US students...
In Location, location, location: Brookings study of education disparity based upon neighborhood...
View ArticleTufts University study: Sweat science: Engineers detect health markers in...
Helen Albert wrote in the Forbes article, Sweat Sensing Next Step For Health Tracking Devices: Could chemicals in our sweat be the next thing activity trackers start to measure? Researchers are ramping...
View ArticleAmerican Institute of Physics: The problem with microwaving tea
The United Kingdom Tea Council has some fascinating facts about the history of tea in The History of Tea: Tea is so much a part of everyday life in Britain that we might never stop to think about how a...
View ArticleUniversity of East Anglia study: Understanding why some children enjoy TV...
Let’s make this short and sweet. Park your kid in front of the television and you will probably be raising an overweight idiot. Tara Parker-Pope has a great post at the New York Times blog. In the...
View ArticleMassachusetts General Hospital study: Large study confirms vitamin D does not...
Science Daily reported in Mental health issues increased significantly in young adults over last decade: Shift may be due in part to rise of digital media, study suggests: The percentage of young...
View ArticleUniversity of Southern California study: Forty percent of dementia cases...
Kathleen Fifield wrote in the AARP Journal article, Dementia vs. Alzheimer’s: Which Is It? How to understand the difference — and why it matters: What it is Dementia In the simplest terms, dementia is...
View ArticleOhio State University study: Young children would rather explore than get...
Children are not “mini mes” or short adults. They are children and they should have time to play, to dream, and to use their imagination. Alison Gopnik wrote an excellent article which appeared in...
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