Wellness

The Link Between Air Pollution and Allergies

Many cities in the developed world struggle with high levels of air pollution. Aside from making the air harder to breathe, research suggests that infants exposed to air pollution might be at greater risk of allergies. Sensitivity Testing The ,,,

151, Childrens Health, Environment, Medical Conditions

Still Getting Burned By the Sun

Everyone knows the risks of too much sun exposure, the most obvious being sunburn. Despite this fact, sunburn remains a very common occurrence. Burn Out Such was the conclusion of a recent study, published in the journal JAMA Dermatology. ,,,

156, Environment, Men's Health, Wellness, Women's Health

Taking a New Look at Cholesterol

Generally speaking, cholesterol is not a word that conjures up positive connotations. High cholesterol is well known to be a risk factor for both heart attack and stroke. A recent Finnish study has identified a new cell mechanism that ,,,

158, Environment, Medical Conditions, Medicine & Technology, Men's Health, Women's Health

Heat Waves and Mortality Risk

The summer months can be a lot of fun, but they are not without risk; for one thing, prolonged heat waves can lead to serious health issues. A recent study, centered on a major American city, has found that ,,,

130, Environment, Wellness

Hitting a Flat Note: Why High Temperatures Are a Threat to Marching Bands

Playing in a high school or college marching band is something that quite a few young people enjoy. However, this activity is not without risks. Believe or not, research indicates that marching band members may face an elevated threat ,,,

130, Environment, The Human Body, Wellness

Simple Vietnamese Spring Rolls

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170, Healthy Recipes

Living Healthy in the Summer Sun

Summer presents many types of opportunities, ranging from outdoor trips to potential vacation destinations. It also provides an opportunity to pick up some healthy habits, such as the ones shown below: Get a Boost From Berries: Everyone loves snacks; ,,,

156, Environment, Wellness

Lowering Blood Pressure with Sunshine?

High blood pressure is a major medical issue in the United States, affecting nearly half of American adults. Typically, high blood pressure is managed through lifestyle changes and medication. But suppose that sunlight could also have a positive impact ,,,

141, Environment, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

Tips for Clearing Weeds from Your Yard

Nothing ruins a lawn quite like weeds. Not only are they unsightly to look at, but they are also very difficult to get rid of. Fortunately, there are ways to remove these invaders while leaving your lawn in good ,,,

169, Environment

Protecting Your Skin from the Sun

People love to spend time outdoors during the summer months. Unfortunately, many people simply get too much sun exposure, which helps explain why over 5 million cases of skin cancer are diagnosed in the United States annually. The good ,,,

157, Childrens Health, Environment, Men's Health, Women's Health

Wellness

The Link Between Air Pollution and Allergies

Still Getting Burned By the Sun

Taking a New Look at Cholesterol

Heat Waves and Mortality Risk

Hitting a Flat Note: Why High Temperatures Are a Threat to Marching Bands

Simple Vietnamese Spring Rolls

Living Healthy in the Summer Sun

Lowering Blood Pressure with Sunshine?

Tips for Clearing Weeds from Your Yard

Protecting Your Skin from the Sun

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