Nutrition - Fitness
Hamman's Sign in a Patient with Spontaneous Pneumomediastinum
16 minutes ago | The Journal of Pediatrics
A previously healthy, 14-year-old boy presented with chest pain lasting 1 day. He had no complaints of fever, cough, dyspnea, nausea, or vomiting nor did he have any history of...
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Corrigendum to ‘Nutritional status predicts preterm death in older people: A prospective cohort study' (Clin Nutr 33 (2) (2014) 354-359)
1 hour ago | Clinical Nutrition
Unfortunately, the author's made a minor mistake in the scoring of the Mini Nutritional Assessment instrument, which was used for determining the nutritional status of the...
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U.K. scientists call on public to help track and map plastic pollution on local beaches
1 hour ago | Natural News
Britain's coastlines are so polluted with plastics that researchers have turned to the public for assistance. An online interactive map of the U.K. will allow anyone to...
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Vitamin D found to substantially reduce risks of early menopause
1 hour ago | Natural News
Early menopause not only takes a toll on a woman's physical health, but affects her emotional and mental well-being, too. It's understandable, then, that delaying menopause is...
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From dehydration and diet to tumors and aneurysms, there are many causes for headaches - do you know which kind are cause for concern?
1 hour ago | Natural News
If you're lucky, you've only had occasional headaches. But most people are so used to having headaches that they've simply become part of their normal day. However, a doctor...
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Finally getting it: British government launches urgent review as research shows 1 in 11 are prescribed addictive meds
1 hour ago | Natural News
Thanks to the Daily Mail‘s efforts, the U.K. government has launched an urgent review into the growing crisis of prescription drug addiction. According to data, at least one...
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Healthy Diet May Reduce Asthma Symptoms
2 hours ago | MedPageToday
Better nutrition linked to better asthma control
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Why You Should Do Single-Leg Squats
2 hours ago | Cathe Friedrich
Squats are for everyone! There's no one who won't benefit from doing some form of this exercise. That's why it's so often called the king of exercises. Squats are one of the...
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Does Wearing High Heels Increase the Risk of Osteoarthritis?
2 hours ago | Cathe Friedrich
How many pairs of high heels do you have in your closet? Two pairs or twenty? You might love the way high heels make your legs look and the fact that they add a few inches to...
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Add This to Your Next Meal & You Might Make Healthier Food Choices
2 hours ago | Cathe Friedrich
Maintaining a healthy body weight and staying as healthy as possible is closely linked to the food choices we make. No surprise here, right? We need food for energy and for the...
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Valproic acid-induced autism in young children reduced with curcumin
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that about one in 59 children has autism spectrum disorder. A look at yearly data on the prevalence of ASD reveals that... Read more ...
Recalled Honey Smacks still on store shelves; more people sick
Some retailers are still selling recalled Kellogg's Honey Smacks responsible for an expanding nationwide Salmonella outbreak, spurring the FDA to once again urge consumers to... Read more ...
Fat-Loss Coach Says Do These 6 Things For 2 Weeks to Start Losing Weight
A post shared by Carter Good • Fat loss Coach on Jul 3, 2018 at 7:59am PDT Trying to lose weight but struggling with how to get started and be successful? With so much... Read more ...
Finally getting it: British government launches urgent review as research...
Thanks to the Daily Mail‘s efforts, the U.K. government has launched an urgent review into the growing crisis of prescription drug addiction. According to data, at least one... Read more ...
From dehydration and diet to tumors and aneurysms, there are many causes for...
If you're lucky, you've only had occasional headaches. But most people are so used to having headaches that they've simply become part of their normal day. However, a doctor... Read more ...
Vitamin D found to substantially reduce risks of early menopause
Early menopause not only takes a toll on a woman's physical health, but affects her emotional and mental well-being, too. It's understandable, then, that delaying menopause is... Read more ...
U.K. scientists call on public to help track and map plastic pollution on...
Britain's coastlines are so polluted with plastics that researchers have turned to the public for assistance. An online interactive map of the U.K. will allow anyone to... Read more ...
5 Reasons to Ditch Restrictive Dieting
You're trying to lose weight, and you want to do it fast. In fact, you want those pounds gone yesterday! Sound familiar? Slashing calories might seem like a good approach when... Read more ...
How Often Should You Change Your Strength Training Routine?
Changing your fitness routine is good for your muscles, right? We know that our muscles adapt to the stress we place on them and this adaptation promotes muscle growth and... Read more ...
Mobility vs. Flexibility: They Aren't the Same Thing but They're Both Important
Mobility and flexibility are terms that people often confuse. Too many people think that flexibility and mobility are the same things but they're actually two different... Read more ...