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The news that children currently face may seem almost unspeakable. But, together, we must find words, and ways, to give voice to their experience and prevent millions of children struggling with their fears and uncertainty alone. Research shows that sensitive and effective communication
Heading off a disease outbreak like COVID-19 means motivating people to assess their risk and alter their behavior, and yet the role of social media in that process is little understood. A recently published study
Safe and sound. Carrie Underwood’s husband, Mike Fisher, and their two sons are OK after Nashville’s Tuesday, March 3, tornado. “[My husband] said he had to go upstairs at, like, 2 a.m. and grab the
Drinking alcohol during pregnancy leads to poorer cognitive functioning in children, according to the most comprehensive review on the issue to date. The University of Bristol research published today [29 January] in the International Journal
What if a clock did a better job than a scale at promoting weight loss, improving sleep and preventing diabetes? New research suggests it’s about time to consider that possibility. In an early effort to
Almost 70,000 fewer women are given pain relief during childbirth compared to a decade ago, NHS figures show Extra 68,970 women delivered child without drugs this year compared to 2009 Mothers-to-be often offered anaesthetic or
I still shudder when I remember showing up to my first-ever hot yoga class in my favorite pair of leggings—made of cotton. Needless to say, that rookie mistake made the next 90 minutes of my
Agonising kidney stones could be a thing of the past as a high tech laser can blast a 5cm lump into dust during a single treatment Existing treatments can take two or three sessions which
Mothers-to-be who follow the olive oil-abundant Mediterranean diet ‘are less likely to suffer gestational diabetes or gain weight’ Women in a British study were given olive oil and mixed nuts to eat They also cut
Being on your period is never fun. Along with the aches and pains, mood swings and constant fear of leaks, menstruating can also make you feel lethargic, sluggish and generally run-down. According to Sport England,