Mommy MD expert Dr. Jennifer Gardner says many new parents are not prepared for the challenges that lie ahead, including safety concerns, despite access to more resources than previous generations…
Interviews
Mosquito & Tick-Borne Illnesses Are on the Rise {Interview}
It’s one of the most annoying sounds that invade our space in the summer…that BZZZZZ from a mosquito. And, where there’s a buzz comes a bite, oftentimes followed by itching and swelling. Unfortunately, mosquitoes aren’t the only summer pest that cause a mean bite. Ticks are also on the prowl for a blood meal – and humans make great hosts.
BLOOM! Improve the World Through the Power of Plants {Interview}
Created to excite young people about the power of plants and ensure horticulture –
What Does An Instagram Star & A New Liver Disease Awareness Campaign Have in Common? {Interview}
In a new national photography campaign, Emily captures the daily lives of three unique women (including her own mother!) with a single factor in common – a disease called primary biliary cholangitis…
New Robotic Treatment For Patients With Spinal Cord Injuries {Interview}
HAL, short for Hybrid Assistive Limb, is the world’s first advanced robotic treatment device shown to improve a patient’s ability to walk. By fitting to a patient’s lower limbs and trunk, HAL operates using neurologically-controlled signals from the body.
Smiles: A Gift that Keeps on Giving – Get Your Smile on Lays Chip Bag {Interview}
Each and every one of us are well equipped with a gift that gives back – YOUR SMILE – but just how far can one smile go? In a recent study, nine out of 10 people said seeing other people smile makes them happy and a staggering amount of people (95 percent) also agreed they would smile more often if they knew it could brighten someone’s day…
A New Study Reveals How to Fill a Vital Gap In Infant Gut Health {Interview}
WHAT ARE 9 OUT OF 10 BABIES MISSING? New research is showing that a specific probiotic bacteria is key to restoring a baby’s gut to its protective, natural state and providing a foundation for life-long optimal health. When babies are… Read More ›
Tackling Student Loan Debt {Interview}
Strategies to Pay Off Student Loans Your Financial Life Together Student debt in the United States has jumped nearly 150 percent in the last decade to reach an all-time high of $1.4 trillion – with undergrads each owing an average… Read More ›
How Socialization Helps Fight Alzheimer’s and Memory Loss {Interview}
Every 66 seconds someone in the United States develops Alzheimer’s disease. The diagnosis can be devastating. Patients worry they will forget the simple things that used to bring them joy like friends and family, hobbies and memories. There are currently… Read More ›
Are Floor Coatings Used to Protect Wood Floors Safe? {Interview}
Many of the floor coatings that have been used to protect wood floors contain carcinogenic and toxic chemicals that emit Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) into the air. This comes from a new report by UL Environment, a global independent safety… Read More ›
