Alternative Medicine
Schools Prep for a "New" Lunch Line With More Whole Grains, Colorful Fruits and Veggies and Nutrient-Rich Milk
April 16th, 2012Fat Free Chocolate Milk is on the New Menu: USDA Guidelines and America's Moms Recognize the Positive Impact on Kids' Nutrition.
As schools are hard at work adding more whole grains and boosting fruits and veggies to revamp school lunch menus in line with the US Department of Agriculture's (USDA) new school lunch guidelines, chocolate milk has already undergone a makeover that schools, parents and kids can all feel good about.
The Importance of Managing Stress
April 12th, 2012
The Minnesota Chiropractic Association (MCA) is joining forces with health care organizations around the country to increase public awareness about the harmful impact of stress during April, "Stress Awareness Month."
Spring Cleaning: Slow and Steady Wins the Race
April 12th, 2012Embracing Spring Chores with Safety on the Mind
Spring isn't just about flowers and rain showers, but it's also about decluttering our homes and embracing the good ole' tradition of spring cleaning.
Unfortunately, due to the labor intensive duties that go into many of our spring cleaning rituals, we run a high risk for injuries, especially if the proper safety precautions aren't taken.
National Children's Alliance Launches One With Courage Nationwide
April 12th, 2012National Campaign Raises Awareness of the Signs of Child Abuse and Reporting Abuse When Suspected
In conjunction with April 2012 and National Child Abuse Prevention Month, National Children's Alliance has announced the nationwide rollout of theOne With Courage campaign. One With Courage is the first-ever national public awareness initiative centered on the courag
Americans’ Well-Being Climbs to 19-Month High, According to New Data
April 12th, 2012March 2012 Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index Shows Improvements in Physical Health, Work Environment and Healthy Behaviors
The overall well-being of Americans climbed to 66.8 in March, a 19-month high and an increase of 0.4 points from February’s score, as measured by the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index (WBI). This improvement in well-being was driven by positive movement in the Physical Health, Work Environment and Healthy Behaviors Indices.
Americans Don’t Protect Eyes Well Enough
April 11th, 2012
Spring is here and more Americans are taking part in their favorite outdoor sports and activities, but many are not taking easy steps to protect their eyes. In fact, almost half are not wearing sunglasses, which can lead to serious eye problems, including macular degeneration, sports injuries, and even some cancers.
Soccer Star and Mom Mia Hamm Encourages Americans to Include Energy-Boosting Grains as Part of a Healthy Diet
April 11th, 2012
According to a recent International Food Information Council Foundation study, fifty-six percent of Americans have made dietary changes in the past six months with the intent to improve their physical health or to lose weight. Keeping energy levels balanced throughout the day is critical to maintaining a healthy weight and leading an active lifestyle.
Nordic Naturals Shares What's Essential this Earth Day: Healthy People. Healthy Oceans.
April 11th, 2012Nordic Naturals Leads the Way, Invites Others to Join, in Making a Difference
Nordic Naturals will celebrate Earth Week, April 16-22, with "What's Essential: Healthy People.
"Not My Kid" on 420
April 11th, 2012With nearly 40,000 drug-related deaths each year, "National Weed Day" can be the start down a tragic path; notMYkid.org focuses on parent awareness
When Richard was 18 he tried marijuana for fun with a new group of friends. In the weeks that followed, he tried ecstasy, cocaine and meth. Within a month of smoking pot for the first time, he was doing heroin – and his parents had no idea. Over time, he went from successful student and competitive dancer to fugitive, then inmate. His family feared he was dead.
WHO and Alzheimer's Disease International say Dementia a Global Health Priority
April 11th, 2012
Landmark data released today by the World Health Organization (WHO) and Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI) in their first-ever report on the global impact of dementia: Dementia: A Public Health Priority show that around the world a new case of dementia occurs every four seconds. That is the equivalent of 7.7 million new cases each year.



