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October 10, 2022
Debunking the Beauty Counter: Anti-Aging Products

People have searched for a fountain of youth for many millennia, and that’s no different today if ads and infomercials for anti-aging products are any indication. Today’s promise of youthfulness comes in the form of wrinkle creams, eye creams and other skincare potions in pretty packages.  Can Skincare Companies Lie About Ingredients? While skincare product companies in the United States …

October 10, 2022
Arthritis Prevention Through Exercise

F Here’s some news that will make you want to lace up your walking shoes — it turns out you can practice rheumatoid arthritis prevention with a brisk daily walk, according to findings published in The Rheumatologist, a journal of the American College of Rheumatology.  Studies have shown that an increase in daily physical activity, even if it’s just a …

October 10, 2022
‘Period Flu’: Feeling Unwell Before Your Period

If you’re like most women, when you experience abdominal cramps, bloating and mood swings before your period, you recognize it as premenstrual syndrome (PMS). But what about lesser-known symptoms? If symptoms leading up to your period each month feel more like the beginning of seasonal influenza than PMS, it could be “period flu.”  How Can You Get Period Flu? Period …

October 10, 2022
It Is Never Too Early to Start Talking About Sex With Your Kids

Many parents wait until a child reaches puberty to talk about sex. However, research shows that it is important to start discussing issues surrounding sexual health when your child is younger — and continue communicating about sex in an age-appropriate manner throughout adolescence. Not only can these conversations make children more likely report attempted sexual abuse, but they can also …

October 10, 2022
Seeing Through the Doubt of Imposter Syndrome

Imposter syndrome, or imposter phenomenon, is an intense or recurrent feeling of extreme self-doubt. It often comes with thoughts that your successes are due to luck or an oversight instead of hard work and skill. Fear of being exposed as a fraud, thinking you’re not as good as others think you are, or feeling unworthy of success are other symptoms …

October 10, 2022
Hormones and Osteoporosis, a Tight Connection

Bones don’t age as well as we’d like, and that can raise the risk of a serious health problem after even a minor tumble. This is typically due to a bone disease called osteoporosis that occurs when bones lose mineral density and mass, becoming more brittle. Osteoporosis is called a silent disease because many people don’t even know they have …

October 10, 2022
You Have a Friend in Me: How to Make Friends as an Adult

A recent survey indicates that American adults have far fewer friends now than they did in past decades.  Why Is It Hard to Make Friends? When we’re young, it seems easy to make friends. This is because, according to the American Psychological Association, friendships develop naturally through frequent interaction and shared vulnerability. While we’re in school, we have several opportunities …

October 10, 2022
Rebel With a Cause? The Teenage Brain and Rebellion

Rolling eyes, slamming doors, and angry words. Sound familiar? If so, you may have a teenage rebellion on your hands. The teen years can be difficult because of adolescents’ general moodiness, heightened emotions, and rebellious behavior.   Why can parenting teens be so hard sometimes? To understand why your teen might be rebelling, you first need to understand more about the …

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