Eating And Health June 13, 2018 Jill Neimark This spring, millions of Americans worried that salad was no longer safe to eat: The U.S. was hit by the largest E. coli outbreak in a decade, with 172 people in 32 states [...]
FierceHealthcare by Paige Minemyer Jun 18, 2018 The "broken" drug pricing system in the U.S. is forcing some patients to make decisions that can negatively impact their health, experts warn. Sameer Awsare, M.D., an internist and associate executive director for The [...]
By Markham Heid June 13, 2018 The world is a giant petri dish. You and everything you come into contact with are carpeted with bacteria—so there’s no escaping microorganisms. The good news is that the vast majority of them are [...]
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was, briefly and famously, an ardent fruitarian—meaning he ate a diet composed primarily of fruit, which he believed would cleanse his body of harmful fluids. Just as famously, the actor Ashton Kutcher tried adopting Jobs’s fruit-centric diet, until he ended up in the hospital with an out-of-whack pancreas.
TIME < HEALTH By Jamie Ducharme May 24, 2018 Sleep experts have long preached the importance of a sleep routine. Going to bed and rising at roughly the same time every day helps to regulate circadian rhythms and improve overall sleep [...]
TIME Health By Alice Park May 24, 2018 We are what we eat, the old cliché goes, and there’s plenty of evidence to support it: eating healthy foods really can lead to a healthier life. But can food actually lower your [...]
NIH conference emphasizes tailored prevention and treatment
HEALTH > Home & Nutrition Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD May 11, 2018 Coffee lovers have happily embraced the headlines about the health perks of java: Aside from supplying a significant dose of antioxidants, a daily coffee habit may also help ward off [...]
WebMD Diet & Weight Management By Elaine Magee, MPH, RD Low-fat dairy offers many health benefits and a happy Shavous ! I'll admit to being part of the Baby Boomer generation, albeit one of the younger members. If you're a Boomer, [...]
THE NEW YORK TIMES By RONI CARYN RABIN MAY 1, 2018 The C.D.C. says tickborne diseases like Lyme are rising steadily in the Northeast, which has more trees now than a century ago. Credit Education Images/UIG, via Getty Images [...]