Have you ever noticed that some women just seem young even though they are middle-age while others seem so much older than their years?
Researchers working on the Midlife in the United States (MIDUS): A National Study of Health and Well-Being asked participants about how old they felt as well as what age they would like to be. Their findings, which are reported in a newsletter entitled, “Subjective Aging,” are interesting. The study participants reported feeling an average of 10 years...
New York City's Health Department seems to have added their own spin to the whole soda and obesity discussion, in an effort to really... Read more »
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From the very beginning of this breast cancer journey, my husband and I always knew that adoption was a possibility we were very much open... Read more »
The new nutrition recommendations that the American Diabetes Association issued last week budged the premier American diabetes association... Read more »
I finally gave up making New Year's Resolutions in 2006. Every year it was the same old "exercise more, eat right, live (relatively)... Read more »
People could make better decisions about which drug to choose if all ads carried a facts box clearly stating the medication's pros and cons, a new... Read more »
This summer, health news was dominated by information on the H1N1 flu virus. And just like a child’s game of “telephone,” the facts about the... Read more »
Several studies suggest that adopted children may be more at risk for mental health problems. Experts say the longer a child has been in an... Read more »
Source: Breastcancer.org
Adoption is a complex and sometimes confusing process. Seek out an experienced adoption counselor or lawyer who specializes in adoptions. As you have... Read more »
Source: Breastcancer.org
If you're thinking about having a baby, and you're also dealing with breast cancer, you face all sorts of difficult questions. What are your options... Read more »
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