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Top 10 Foods for Building Muscle
If you’re looking to put on some muscle mass, you’re going to need protein and lots of it.
Ultimate Toothpaste Guide: All You Need to Know to Maintain a Healthy Smile
This infographic has a recipe for making your own toothpaste!
DeskCycle: My New Workout Buddy
The DeskCycle turns your desk into a fun fitness work station.
Five Reasons to Consider Studying Health
A health career is an opportunity to make a difference and change lives for the better.
Sun Safety Tips for Teens
Sunshine on your shoulders may make you happy, but it can also give you a sunburn.
Retinoblastoma: How We Can Save Lives
Most pediatricians know little to nothing about retinoblastoma, a rare cancer of the retinas.
What It Really Means To Have a Learning Disability
If you have ADHD, it’s important to know your options if the symptoms interrupt your daily life, relationships, school, or work.
Fitness Apps That Reward You for Working Out
Need some extra incentive to keep your New Year’s resolution to get in shape?
Whole Wellness
Emotional health and what keeps it in balance to create full wellness.
Finding It Tough To Pull An All-Nighter? Try 8 Best Tips To Help Yourself Stay Up!
No matter how much you try to accomplish your tasks on time, there are occasions when you simply need to sacrifice a good night’s sleep.
Routine Psychological Screening: The Solution to a National Crisis
Today, psychological conditions are a major issue for children and adolescents.
Technology is the Best Defense We Have Against Ebola
Governments around the world are trying to find ways to combat the spread of Ebola. Modern tech has proven to be the most effective.
Two Super Smoothie Recipes
Here are a couple of healthy smoothie recipes that you can make.
Making Healthier Choices, One Calorie Count at a Time
If you knew that a cookie had 400 calories, would you be as likely to buy it?
How to Save Money in College Without Going on a Ramen Diet
While I was secretly enjoying my ramen lifestyle, my college roommate told me the horrific news: too much ramen is bad for you.
Knowing is Living – Dangerous Drugs that are Popular with Teens
Teens have become dangerously experimental in the last several years. From smoking unknown substances to taking pills filled with mystery powder, they have become very brave so to speak. Many of these new drugs are simply altered or mixed versions of existing drugs that heightens the feelings or changes the experience and can be potentially […]
Medical Mercy: Ethics and the Underprivileged
On September 19, 2013, Dr. David H. Beyda gave a presentation for the inaugural HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) distinguished speakers series at Paradise Valley Community College in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. Beyda is a Pediatric Critical Care Specialist at Phoenix Children’s Hospital, a Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, […]
What Is a Home Health Aide?
Ever wonder what a person who is a Home Health Aide (HHA) does? Read about what they do, their typical work life, and the necessary training and certification of HHAs. By Erica Morely What a Home Health Aide Does Home Health Aides, or HHAs for short, are medically trained aides who work with patients on […]
What Do Ultrasound Technicians Really Do?
By Lisa J Parmley Ultrasound technicians are also known as diagnostic medical sonographers or simply sonographers. Because of the unique duties and skills contained in an ultrasound technician job description, the U.S. Department of Labor considers ultrasound technician jobs to be distinct and separate from radiology jobs. Sonographers are responsible for a series of activities […]
Smoke
by Madeleine Richey Cigarettes are small. They fit perfectly into your hand, right between your fingers, and often you can find groups of smokers lingering together outside the doors of public buildings, around the little ashtrays that seem to become more and more scarce nowadays, engaging in conversation while savoring the smoke. It seems harmless, […]
Kate’s Health Corner: Building Blocks to a Healthy Diet
What are Society’s Rules to a Healthy Diet? The American Diabetes Association says to eat regular meals so your blood sugar stays even. The National Research Council says to watch out for fats, sugars, and salt. The American Heart Association says to limit your consumption of fats, sugars, and cholesterol. The American Cancer society says […]
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