Formula to Rival Breast Milk
Adding a component of milk lost in homogenization back in can make formula more like breast milk.   > >
Dangerously Thin
Blood thinners and certain painkillers and supplements can be a dangerous combination, bringing on bleeding. Know which interactions to watch out for and talk to your doctor.   > >
Diagnosis by Social Media
Social media sites like Reddit are being used to “crowd-diagnose” STDs. What does this say about the healthcare system?   > >
Neighborhoods that Make You Fat
Where you live has a big effect on your -- and your kids' -- weight. Here are some things you can do to fight back.   > >
A Time-Change Rebellion Brewing?
Setting the clock back can seem like a gift; but in the spring, changing to daylight savings time can be a health hazard.   > >
Timing Is Everything
When you take blood pressure medications may make a big difference in your risk of heart problems or stroke.   > >
A Different Deep State
Sleep re-boots your brain. People who don't get enough deep sleep are nearly a third more prone to anxiety.   > >
A Sweet Media Connection
Teens' screen time seems to be in direct proportion with their media use. There is one exception, however.   > >
Move It or Break It
A broken hip can be deadly and is often the result of osteoporosis. Being sedentary puts you at risk, so get walking.   > >
Youthful Skin, Thanks to Pomegranates
The antioxidants you eat in fruits like pomegranates help defend against damage from the sun and make you look years younger.   > >
A Raw Deal for Pets
Raw diets are popular, but are they safe? A study found salmonella and other bacteria present in raw pet foods, endangering pets and their owners.   > >
The Write Way to Help Preschoolers
Kids write to communicate even when they don't know any or many letters. Preschool teachers need to emphasize the value of writing beyond penmanship.   > >
Your Weight Over the Years
People who maintain a relatively stable weight over their lives tend to live longer than those who gain -- or lose -- too much.   > >
Job Hunting Exposes the Advantages of Class
People hiring others come to some pretty quick judgments about candidates, and they aren't based on resumés.   > >
Breastfeeding Helps Mothers' Health, Too
Breastfeeding seems to help balance some of the metabolic problems pregnancy can bring, reducing the risk of diabetes and heart disease.   > >
Mistakes Were Made -- And That's Good
You can't learn to be persistent if you don't face failure. So why are we so focused on success?   > >
E-Scooter Injuries Rise
Electric scooters are becoming more and more popular, especially in cities. Head and facial injuries -- and surgeries -- are also up. Protect yourself.   > >
The Nudge You Probably Need
Who doesn't need a nudge when it comes to exercise? There's an app for that.   > >
Foods to Lift Your Mood
When depressed students were encouraged to eat a healthier, Mediterranean diet, they felt happier, even weeks after the shift.   > >
Heart Patients and Cardiac Rehab
Exercise is not prescribed after a heart attack as often as it should be. Older patients benefit the most -- mentally and physically -- from a supervised program.   > >