Published: April 06, 2012
Every year on April 7, health professionals around the globe celebrate World Health Day. And just like clockwork, the 2012 World Health Day is scheduled for this Saturday, and will be devoted to "Aging and Health." This theme has the potential to be one of the most hard-hitting ones, as it focuses on something that affects everyone on Earth - no matter your age, gender, social status, or financial power.
Published: January 30, 2012
Most of us wish that we could live forever . . . or at least to the
milestone of 100! But few of us actually bother to do what it takes to increase our chances of a longer and healthier life – even though there are some really simple and quick ways to ensure longevity.
Published: January 12, 2012
The Mediterranean Diet: it just sounds cool, doesn’t it? I mean, if you had to choose between the “Siberian Diet” and the “Mediterranean Diet” I’m guessing the latter would win hands down.
And now, for more reasons than ever before.
Published: January 09, 2012
This article gives you all the health benefits you can gain from regular use of a mini trampolene or rebounder.
Published: December 19, 2011
The holiday season is typically a time of joy and celebration. but there are certainly situations where the holiday season can bring some darker times to some families.
Published: December 08, 2011
For as long as mankind has been on this earth, we have tried to conquer death and unlock immortality. Books, movies, television shows, ancient mythology and cosmetic magazines all paint their own images of the “
Fountain of Youth” and the everlasting youth that its mystical water provides.
Published: September 24, 2011
How the recent stem cell treatment Peyton Manning recieved could be a catalyst for expasion in the U.S.
Published: September 05, 2011
If you need one more reason to
curb your TV viewing time, here's the best one yet: latest research shows your very life could depend on it.
Published: September 04, 2011
let one of this summers biggest blockbusters help us focus on reserach for Alzheimer's.
Published: August 22, 2011
For some time now, medical science has been telling us that if you want to
live well into your 90s and beyond, you need to follow certain guidelines. Basically, you should maintain a healthy diet, get regular exercise, drink only in moderation, and most importantly, don’t smoke. However, a new study shows that many nonagenarians are rather sedentary, enjoy their cocktails, and smoke like a chimney. What’s up with that?
