Staying In Touch with College Kids Can Improve Their Health
May 17th, 2013
Most moms and dads don't want to be known as "helicopter parents" when their kids go away to college.
Still, a new study ...
Most moms and dads don't want to be known as "helicopter parents" when their kids go away to college.
Still, a new study ...
Eighty percent, if not more, of the public has experienced back pain. Despite the best technology, the latest in surgical practices and ...
A lack of sleep can literally be a killer as people with insomnia are more apt to initiate suicidal actions.
A new study suggests helping people with ...
New research suggests prayer can be a powerful agent to aid relationship reconciliation.
Florida State University researchers found that praying for a romantic partner or close friend can lead to more ...
Although the notion of listening to music to improve mood may not come as a surprise, researchers at the University of Missouri found that an individual can indeed ...
A new study looks at the relationship between fluctuations in body weight and personality traits.
Florida State University researchers discovered people who gain weight are ...
A new study funded by the National Institutes of Health discovers a pregnant mothers' exposure to the flu may have extreme mental health ...
Researchers say an innovative Toronto-based program could be an answer for patients who have severe addictions and are frequent users of the health care system.
The program, developed by ...
While it has been known that breastfeeding enhances child development and protects from disease, a new study now suggests breastfeeding can also convey positive mental development for infants.
Specifically, breastfeeding may ...
New research suggest an aesthetic experience that reflects a person’s mood can help calm emotional turmoil. Thus, sad music or books may help someone get through heartbreak.
"Emotional experiences of ...
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