Stony Brook Medicine Target Fitness
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Health By Kate SilverJuly 15, 2016 at 8:00 a.m. EDT Until last week, MacKenzie Olsberg’s nightly commute home from her office in Chicago involved taking a train to a bus and walking a short distance to her home. Now, she skips the bus portion and walks the last mile and a half. All because of Pokémon... Continue Reading →
By Kevin EnochsJune 02, 2016 06:01 PM You might want to do a little research on that fitness app you just downloaded. It might look snappy and authoritative, but it's possible there isn't a bit of science to back up any of the claims it makes about getting you slim and fit, and that could be... Continue Reading →
Makeover Coming for Food Nutrition Labels http://ow.ly/wmEa300pMQE
Why a gluten-free diet may be bad for healthy kids, unless they need it http://ow.ly/uH4A300kKM6
HEALTH & MEDICINE BWH researchers find evidence that diet and gut microbes can influence brain inflammation BY Haley Bridger BWH Communications May 9, 2016 A link between deficits in gut flora and brain inflammation may lead researchers to learn more about its impact on multiple sclerosis. Pictured is immunofluorescence imaging of an active lesion in the... Continue Reading →
Coffee, Wine Good for Healthy Gut, Sodas May Be Bad http://ow.ly/4nnj7F
Another great reason to eat fresh fruit...http://ow.ly/4mWLkt
Why You Should Eat That Avocado Seed and How to Make it Tasty http://ow.ly/10CptF http://ow.ly/i/irAMa
THURSDAY, April 7, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- A change to a U.S. government nutrition program improved the diets of millions of young children in low-income families, a new study says. Researchers compared the eating habits of nearly 1,200 2- to 4-year-olds in low-income households before and after the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) was... Continue Reading →
Great treat for the kids! http://ow.ly/i/ipKJg
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