Studying the studies

Article Abstract:

There are frequent medical reports in the news that reveal new health information. Sometimes research seems to contradict previous research, and it can be difficult to draw definitive conclusions. Readers of such research should can gauge its importance by being aware of where it came from, what type of study it was, and the possible distortion of facts by the media.

Research, Analysis, Medical research, Health

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Baby it's cold outside

Article Abstract:

A 30-minute-per-day exercise routine should continue during winter months because the sun helps make Vitamin D and the cool air is invigorating. Layering the the key to dressing warmly. The temperature, the length of the exercise time and the aerobic activity level should be considered in determining the type of fabrics for each layer.

Health aspects, Clothing, Walking, Winter

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Baby steps!

Article Abstract:

Steps to be followed by new mothers to ensure the lifelong health of her baby are presented. Establishing regular mealtimes from the start, not forcing babies to eat and keeping them active with the help of simple types of play are some of the recommended tips.

Children, Child health

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