Social Isolation Can Shorten Lives
March 27, 2013- A new study, which was conducted in the United Kingdom and published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, has shown that social isolation for elderly people c...
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Salt Can Trigger Autoimmune Diseases
March 9, 2013- Watch a TV food show and salt always plays a prominent role in the creation of a delicious gourmet meal. But, in real life, salt, while necessary for flavoring food, can also lead to s...
Working Out Before Bedtime Leads to Sounder Sleep
March 5, 2013- It may seem obvious to anyone who thinks about it, but a new study has determined that exercise, a real physical workout that produces a sweat, can lead to deeper, sounder sleep. The N...
Sitting Less Reduces the Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
March 3, 2013- People who are at high risk to contract Type 2 Diabetes can reduce their chances of getting that ailment by sitting less and moving around more. It’s apparently true according to the r...
TV Can Impact Kids’ Behavior
February 19, 2013- A newly-released study indicates that young adults who watched TV excessively as children are more likely to be arrested as adults and to exhibit aggressive, sometimes antisocial, ...
Vitamin Labels May Not Be Telling the Truth
February 13, 2013- Researchers working for a company called Kaiser Permanente have tested Vitamin D pills produced by twelve pharmaceutical companies that are sold in five major supermarket chains an...
