You were strong in college You were strong enough to get through weed-out classes in undergrad. You were strong enough to balance the extra-curricular activities and clinical shadowing expected of you while crushing a 21-hour semester. You were strong enough to say, “no, I have to study” when friends wanted to go out because you… Read More »
Dating has always been my greatest impediment to quitting drinking altogether. Even in my later years, as my body has begun to reject alcohol with a greater vengeance, I’m still quick to screech “let’s get drinks tonight!” at every opportunity. I like the familiar formula of a date in a bar, and I like that… Read More »
The New York Times recently came to a realization that will be not-at-all-surprising to most. Although potatoes are a vegetable, eating them with wild abandon in deep-fried form may not by the wisest of things to do — nutritionally speaking, anyway. The inflammatory article, entitled “You Don’t Want Fries with That,” offers an overview of… Read More »
Healthy Eating Michelle CrouchNov 20 Food experts, industry analysts, and store employees share their insider strategies on how to save money on groceries, stay healthy, and beat the supermarkets at their own game. We’re very aware of the role that the senses play in marketing. Michael C. Gray/shutterstock When you walk in the door, you… Read More »
It has been half a century since the dawn of colour television, but more than 7,000 people across the UK are still watching in black and white, according to TV Licensing. Despite an increase in the use of smart televisions, as well as tablets and smartphones to access TV content, some 7,161 UK households are… Read More »
By Robert Preidt HealthDay Reporter FRIDAY, Oct. 19, 2018 (HealthDay News) — Even after a thorough cleaning, traces of diarrhea-causing bacteria can remain on hospital bed sheets, researchers report. The new study suggests that linens could transmit Clostridium difficile infections between patients, and even between hospitals, according to the British researchers. “The findings of this… Read More »
Everybody can benefit from exercise, even those who are handicapped.The elderly would exhibit health improvements when performing low-impact exercises.Pregnant women would also benefit from low-impact aerobic exercises.Those who practice aerobics while pregnant would experience easier labor and child-birth. Everybody can benefit from exercise, even those who are handicapped.The elderly would exhibit health improvements when performing… Read More »