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Today is National ADHD Awareness Day, and a new study focuses--no pun intended--on teen drivers with the condition.
A recent survey conducted by the University of Maryland found that consumers listed tuna, shrimp, and salmon as the fish with the highest levels of mercury.
A recent study on Air pollution reported in the Journal of Clinical Investigation may explain how small particles in air pollution might trigger blood clots and cause heart attacks and strokes.
For many of us, being persistent is a good thing. Especially since staying determined increases the odds you'll succeed and personal success is closely connected to well-being.
On June second, the first baby conceived from an egg that was matured in the lab before undergoing in-vitro fertilization was born in Canada and is progressing normally.
El yoga puede ofrecer soluciones, para la depresión, ansiedad y epilepsia.
Millions of us are fighting the battle of the bulge. While diet and exercise work, for many it doesnt cut it. But aggressive surgery is too much for most. This is really intended for those considered morbidly, or extremely obese, so much so its an immediate risk to ones health.
The summer heat is on, but we're still suffering terribly from our allergies. And so a lot of us are spending time indoors to escape the heat and the pollen.
We all want to be as flexible as we can be. But sometimes, even this can be too much of a good thing.
A recent study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism finds a connection between older men with low levels of testosterone and an increased long-term risk of death compared to men with normal testosterone levels.

