Many people believe that depression is easily identifiable, manifesting itself as persistent sadness that doesn't go away. They make assumptions about how someone struggling with depression will look and behave.
by Stephanie Andre Bad news for those who carry a reusable water bottle everywhere they go. While you should be congratulated for your dedication to the environment and hydration, you may want to also consider
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a condition that affects adults and children nationwide. Various medical and governmental agencies estimate that between five and 11 percent of children in the United States suffer from ADHD.
How do we jump start our early morning training journey? First, if you’re considering exercising in the morning, you’re probably driven by a lifestyle change of some sort.
Nutrition is a key factor when it comes to maximizing athletic performance, results, and recovery.
The methods of dieting can vary, but the goals are almost always the same—feel better and lose weight. Some effects on the body are immediate, whether positive or negative.
We all know we should get a good night’s sleep,yet most of us don’t. Take a closer look at what happens to your body and mind when you cheat on sleep.
Not all children follow the same path to concussion recovery, nor do they have the same predictors for returning to normal activity, according to a new study.
Given the advancements in identifying one’s ancestry using online resources, it should not be surprising to learn that there has been a lot of social media noise about the so-called ancestry kits.
by Michael Walerius and Matthew Devoti Not too long ago, we turned the page on another new year. Resolutions of all sorts accompanied the change in the calendar for many of us. These commitments frequently focus
