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A drop in salt consumption likely played a big role in a recent large reduction in deaths related to heart disease and stroke in England, a new study suggests.More >> A drop in salt consumption likely played a big role in a recent large reduction in deaths related to heart disease and stroke in England, a new study suggests.More >> Young fathers may be at increased risk of depression symptoms after their baby arrives, all the way through to the child's kindergarten, a new study suggests.More >> Young fathers may be at increased risk of depression symptoms after their baby arrives, all the way through to the child's kindergarten, a new study suggests.More >> Too much time on Facebook may take a toll on a young woman's sense of self-esteem, particularly how she feels about her body, a new study suggests.More >> Too much time on Facebook may take a toll on a young woman's sense of self-esteem, particularly how she feels about her body, a new study suggests.More >> Some parents and coaches think kids who focus on one sport early on will boost their chances of a college scholarship or pro career. But a new study casts doubt on that idea.More >> Some parents and coaches think kids who focus on one sport early on will boost their chances of a college scholarship or pro career. But a new study casts doubt on that idea.More >> While millions of Americans still feel hamstrung by medical expenses, a new government report shows that some people are getting relief.More >> While millions of Americans still feel hamstrung by medical expenses, a new government report shows that some people are getting relief.More >>
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A new blood test may one day help predict the recurrence of breast cancer and also a woman's response to breast cancer treatment, researchers report.More >> A new blood test may one day help predict the recurrence of breast cancer and also a woman's response to breast cancer treatment, researchers report.More >> The H1N1 flu was the predominant influenza strain in the United States this year, but it packed a lot less punch than in 2009 when it caused a worldwide pandemic, health officials report.More >> The H1N1 flu was the predominant influenza strain in the United States this year, but it packed a lot less punch than in 2009 when it caused a worldwide pandemic, health officials report.More >> A drop in salt consumption likely played a big role in a recent large reduction in deaths related to heart disease and stroke in England, a new study suggests.More >> A drop in salt consumption likely played a big role in a recent large reduction in deaths related to heart disease and stroke in England, a new study suggests.More >> Having a copy of a certain gene variant increases women's risk for Alzheimer's disease much more than it does for men, a new study indicates.More >> Having a copy of a certain gene variant increases women's risk for Alzheimer's disease much more than it does for men, a new study indicates.More >> Campfires are exciting for kids but they also can be dangerous without supervision and simple precautions, an expert warns.More >> Campfires are exciting for kids but they also can be dangerous without supervision and simple precautions, an expert warns.More >>
(Hawaii News Now) - The Step Out Walk to Stop Diabetes event is on Saturday, March 16th at 8 a.m. and begins at Queen Kapiolani Park (registration at 7a.m.). The funds raised help stop diabetes in Hawaii. Volunteers can share personal passion and commitment to help Stop Diabetes and share the corporate experience and how the Step Out Leadership has implemented strategies to reach their goal.
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