Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Depression Supplements May Help Depression in People With Vitamin D Deficiency June 27, 2012 -- Vitamin D deficiency has been linked to a host of illnesses and conditions, from heart disease and diabetes to certain types of cancer.
Exercise, Vitamin D Can Lower Fall Risk in Elderly Task Force Reviewed More Than 50 Studies May 29, 2012 -- Older people can reduce their risk for serious falls by exercising regularly and taking vitamin D supplements, an expert panel now says. The U.S.
If you manage a business or brand page on Facebook, you'll be happy to know there's a slew of new features that can help make your job easier. Here's a rundown: Administrative roles: You can now assign administrative roles to the people who help manage your page.
Healthy Living in Old Age Can Add Years to Life Staying Physically Active, Socially Engaged Improves Longevity Aug. 30, 2012 -- Following a healthy lifestyle can lead to a longer life, even among people who are already well into their 70s, new research shows.
Stress Linked to Stroke Type A Personality Traits Boost Stroke Risk in Study Aug. 30. 2012 -- Need another reason to take life in stride and heed the advice, "Don't sweat the small stuff"? New research shows that people who are quick-tempered, impatient, aggressive, or naturally hostile may be more likely to have a stroke, compared to their more laid-back counterparts.
Are you one of the people who makes a resolution to get fit and lose weight every year? Then, surely you have a game plan to make this year better than the last few, right? It's going to take equal parts motivation, committment and time to make this work, but if you stay focused and motivated it will soon become part of your daily life.
For 15 years, Joseph Proietto has been helping people lose weight. When these obese patients arrive at his weight-loss clinic in Australia, they are determined to slim down. And most of the time, he says, they do just that, sticking to the clinic's program and dropping excess pounds.
Knee and Hip Replacements Linked to Heart Attacks Older Age, Recent Heart Attacks Increased the Risks Associated With Joint Replacement Surgeries July 23, 2012 -- People over age 60 who have surgery to replace a worn out hip or knee have a significantly higher risk of having a heart attack after their surgeries, a large new study shows.
From the blog Love + Sex: Dr. Terri Orbuch, research professor at the University of Michigan and author of the new book 'Finding Love Again: 6 Simple Steps to a New and Happy Relationship,' has found that some of the best relationship advice comes from people who are actually divorced.
Yoga Improves Balance After Stroke Study Shows Yoga Also Reduces Fear of Falling July 26, 2012 -- Starting yoga even long after a stroke may improve the balance of stroke survivors, a study shows. "It's an exciting thing," says study researcher Arlene Schmid, PhD. "People can improve their balance years after a stroke.
Ecstasy Pills Cause Memory Problems Taking 10 or More Pills a Year Linked to Immediate and Short-Term Memory Problems July 27, 2012 -- People who use the club drug ecstasy (MDMA) can develop memory problems, a new study shows.
Belviq, Qsymia: New Weight Loss Drugs Compared What You Need to Know About New Weight Loss Drugs Belviq and Qsymia July 18, 2012 -- Two new prescription weight loss drugs, Belviq and Qsymia, now have the FDA's blessing. Which, if either, is for you? Both drugs help some people lose weight.
Drug May Slow Memory Loss in Early Alzheimer's Medication Approved to Treat Patients With HIV May Do Double Duty for Dementia Aug. 6, 2012 -- A drug that's already been approved by the FDA for use in HIV patients may also help slow the decline of memory and mental function experienced by people who are in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.
Changing your behavior is possible. Start by taking small steps and using positive reinforcement. By Hara Estroff Marano, published on January 01, 2004 - last reviewed on February 27, 2012 Search for a mental health professional near you. It's the new year. You've probably got lots of ambitious plans for change.
With time, a bit of elbow grease, and an understanding of your own character strengths, you can become friendlier, more caring, and less stressed by life. By Joann Ellison Rodgers, published on November 01, 2006 - last reviewed on February 27, 2012 Lauren had been in one committed romantic relationship after another since age 16.
If you've ruled out yoga for physical reasons, it might be time to reconsider. In Hollywood and glossy magazines, yoga is usually associated with a Jennifer Aniston-type twisting her lithe body into a gravity-defying pretzel. So even though yoga is popular, it can be daunting to people who aren't already bendy and buff.
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