Drug Addiction is generally made to support men and women suffering from alcohol troubles. This includes the compulsive liquor seeking and consumption in spite of the physical appearance of the well being ramifications. Because alcohol use condition or AUD only instigates difficulties to the consumer, the goal of alcoholic beverages abuse treatment is to eradicate… Read More »
Food poisoning is an illness caused by consuming foods or drinks that contain harmful bacteria, viruses or parasites. It’s extremely common, affecting an estimated 9.4 million Americans each year (1, 2). While many foods contain potentially harmful organisms, they are usually destroyed during cooking. However, if you don’t practice good hygiene and proper food storage… Read More »
by Reshma Herbal Health Care Products and Ingredients – How Can They Help You? Herbal health care products have become extremely important in this day and age considering how most of us, with the obvious exception of sportspersons, are leading sedentary lives where we are causing all types of harm to our body with our diet,… Read More »
by abrahmani Getting in Shape? Plan for These Stages of Weight Loss Losing weight takes commitment and determination. If you’re trying to improve your health by shedding pounds, you’ll find that understanding different stages of the process can help you stay committed when it feels like you’re hitting a plateau. Learn more about these stages… Read More »
Flu season is coming and flu shot season is here. I teach in a journalism institute, and when I was doing my stint as director, welcoming the new graduate students in the fall, I always used to urge they get flu shots: You’ll be wandering all over the city, I would tell them, you’ll be… Read More »
A recent memo by the Health and Human Services Department to other federal agencies in the Trump administration called for adopting a narrow definition of gender that would effectively roll back many legal protections granted to transgender people during the Obama administration. HHS called on government agencies to adopt a definition of gender that used… Read More »
As Veterans Day approaches, we can expect to see news reports featuring wounded warriors in rehabilitation, learning how to use their new prosthetic limbs. These scenes are heartrending and hopeful. But not often shared are reports about veterans who don’t see — the 1 million veterans who have suffered visual impairment and the 130,000 who… Read More »