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Study Shows How Calories Help in Weight Gain
A new study was published that suggested that the amount of food consumed counts when it comes to accumulating body fat. The latest findings challenge the claims that healthy weight loss requires the...
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Weight Loss Resolutions are Useless
January is said to be the busiest month for fitness trainers. It’s the time of the year when people go to the gym to fulfill their New Year’s resolution of losing weight. These people would tell the...
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The 8 most harmful habits for your teeth
Bruxism: Bruxism is known as the action of clenching the jaw by force. You can do it consciously, or unconsciously, for example, while you sleep . Most people suffer from anxiety disorders and the wear...
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World Health Organization wants your opinion on Sugar Consumption
Through a public consultation, The World Health Organization (WHO), will be accepting, through their website from March 5 through March 31 2014, comments and opinions about their draft guidelines about...
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Chemoprevention and Prostate Health
Men of today are too busy to think for themselves. Their lives most likely revolve around office, gym and family. But, does any of them ensure good health and save you from one of the most dreadful...
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Tomato-rich Diet Could Prevent Postmenopausal Breast Cancer
According to a study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, eating a diet rich in tomatoes could protect postmenopausal women against breast cancer. As women age, the risk...
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Health Care and Disease Prevention Programs for Hispanics in the U.S slowly...
It is a fact verified by the United States Census Bureau that currently 17% of the United States population is Hispanic and estimated by the Census Bureau that by the year 2060 there will be about 129...
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Timing Is Crucial When Putting Your Baby To Sleep
A new study from the University of Colorado Boulder shows that parents may be choosing a bed time for their toddlers which does not sync with their own body clock, but also leading to more difficulties...
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Seconday effects of Acetaminophen to be aware of
This chemical is one of the most widely used among OTC medications (for its acronym in English Over the Counter) means that can be freely purchased without a doctor ‘s prescription. For example in the...
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Washing your Hands can Save lifes and prevent spread diseases
It is a confirmed fact that approximately 2.4 million children around the world die each year due to diseases caused by poor hygiene. Simple actions such as washing hands with soap daily can help...
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5.3% of Women in the U.S use an Injectable Hormonal Contraceptive Method
According to a study made by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services of 37,472 women between 15 and 44 years, it is estimated that 5.3% of women in the United States uses the injectable...
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Generalized Anxiety Disorders (GAD) Affects 6.8 Million Adults in the United...
According to the National Institute of Mental Health Generalized Anxiety Disorders (GAD) affects about 6.8 million adults in the United States of which about 66% are women and 33% are men. This...
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A genetic based colon cancer test might become available soon
Colorectal cancer is the third most common type of non-skin cancer in both men and women in the United States. It is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States after lung cancer....
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Study Shows Depression Connected to Obesity
Obesity has long been connected to mental health instead of physical need to consume more. A new study published in the International Journal of Obesity showed how the condition is affected by...
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Spinal Deformity and Exercises to Prevent Lower Back Pain
Majority of people will experience getting lower backaches once in their lifetime. It can affect people of any gender, age, and nationality. There are several reasons why people experience lower back...
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Using Homeopathy for Treating Symptoms of Anxiety
A lot of people in the United States suffer from anxiety disorders. One in eight children in the country are said to be affected by it. Depression cases are also high, with six percent of the total US...
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Food and Diet Tips on Preventing and Controlling Diabetes
The number of people suffering from diabetes has been rising. Most cases could have been prevented with the right lifestyle changes. Some cases of diabetes can be reversed if treated right away. You...
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Next Steps for Health Insurance and the States
There are some states that chose to manage their own insurance exchange. One of them is Colorado, which spent millions of federal dollars to create an insurance marketplace for residents of the state....
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Hepatitis C Cure Sends Shockwave across US Health Care System
The good news is that Sovaldi, a new hepatitis C medicine, has been proven to cure up to 90 percent of patients in just three months. The bad news is that it costs $1,000 per day. Legislators and...
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States Protest against New Painkiller
State officials are speaking against a new painkiller that public health and law enforcement authorities claimed could increase the cases of prescription drug and heroin abuse. Peter Shumlin, Governor...
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