Jun 15, 2022 — June 19 is Father’s Day, and June 13 – 19 is Men’s Health Week, when men are urged to focus on their health, and to set a good example for the younger generation. How are men in the U.S. doing when it comes to serving as role models for the health of their children? A... Read More
Jun 1, 2022 — The American Academy of Family Physicians recently reported that during the past two years, many patients have put off their medical care—a “side effect of the pandemic,” they call this delay. Hospitals were often overwhelmed, as well, creating another reason some care was postponed. But now, patients are once again urged to schedule elective surgeries,... Read More
May 15, 2022 — May is National Osteoporosis Awareness Month. Osteoporosis is a condition where bones gradually thin and weaken. Many people mistakenly believe that the disease is only a health concern of women. While it’s true that more women than men develop the disease, men are not immune. This misconception can lead men to miss out on diagnosis... Read More
May 2, 2022 — May is National Stroke Awareness Month. During this month, the emphasis is on ways to lower the risk of stroke and the latest research on stroke treatment. And when it comes to stroke survival and recovery, fast treatment is of highest importance. Research continues to pinpoint ways our medical organizations and first responders can speed... Read More
Apr 15, 2022 — The old cliché is that older adults should take it easy—maybe even take to their rocking chairs. Today, we know how wrong that is! “It’s a widespread idea in Western societies that as we get older, it’s normal to slow down, do less, and retire,” said Harvard evolutionary biologist Daniel E. Lieberman. In fact, he said, the reverse is true: “As we get older, it becomes even... Read More
Apr 1, 2022 — Doctors from the University of Cambridge in the UK have been studying ways that older adults can cope with the stresses the pandemic has brought us during the past two years. The research team suggested a number of resources, including online socialization, gardening and meditation—and laughter. We could all use a laugh these days, couldn’t... Read More
Mar 15, 2022 — Along with the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve been experiencing another epidemic—this one of misinformation! Spreading unsubstantiated rumors is never a good thing, and in the case of health information, it can be life-threatening. For most of us, it feels good to know we’re sharing factual, accurate information—but how can we be sure we really are? “Health... Read More
Mar 1, 2022 — Our St. Patrick’s Day celebrations have looked different during the pandemic. Instead of crowding into a pub for a corned beef dinner, many people opted for take out. Some clever folks festooned their leprechaun decorations with facemasks, which makes sense: staying safe isn’t just a matter of luck! But what about that green beer? St.... Read More
Feb 15, 2022 — February is American Heart Month—and heart health is a top priority worldwide. Experts from Greece offer insights that could provide a heart health boost morning, noon and night! Give your morning repast a makeover Does what we eat for breakfast, and how much, make a difference in the health of our arteries? Dr. Sotirios Tsalamandris,... Read More
Feb 1, 2022 — Flowers? Candy? Jewelry? This Valentine’s Day, give your beloved something that will really make a difference—a genuine expression of appreciation and gratitude, not only for all that they do, but for who they are. University of California Berkeley psychologist Amie Gordon has conducted many studies on the effect of gratitude in our lives—and her research... Read More
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