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Middle-aged adults with a history of alcohol abuse are more than twice as likely as others to develop severe memory problems later in life, according to a new study.More >> Middle-aged adults with a history of alcohol abuse are more than twice as likely as others to develop severe memory problems later in life, according to a new study.More >> Exercise, a healthy diet and good sleep can protect the body against the negative effects of stress and slow down the aging process at a cellular level, researchers report.More >> Exercise, a healthy diet and good sleep can protect the body against the negative effects of stress and slow down the aging process at a cellular level, researchers report.More >> Infants and children who are at risk of contracting meningitis because of specific health problems should be vaccinated against the infection, according to updated recommendations from the largest pediatrician group in the United States.More >> Infants and children who are at risk of contracting meningitis because of specific health problems should be vaccinated against the infection, according to updated recommendations from the largest pediatrician group in the United States.More >> The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on contraception coverage -- as mandated under the Affordable Care Act -- could lead to a legal quagmire that might allow companies to deny insurance coverage for any medical practice that violates their religious principles.More >> The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on contraception coverage -- as mandated under the Affordable Care Act -- could lead to a legal quagmire that might allow companies to deny insurance coverage for any medical practice that violates their religious principles.More >> Successful negotiations may depend on more than diplomacy. When it comes to negotiating, men with wider faces may have an advantage, according to a new study.More >> Successful negotiations may depend on more than diplomacy. When it comes to negotiating, men with wider faces may have an advantage, according to a new study.More >>
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Clues to whether a person is at risk for suicide could lie in a simple blood test, a new study suggests.More >> Clues to whether a person is at risk for suicide could lie in a simple blood test, a new study suggests.More >> Spending time in a garden might help soothe the agitation that commonly strikes people with dementia, a new review suggests.More >> Spending time in a garden might help soothe the agitation that commonly strikes people with dementia, a new review suggests.More >> Middle-aged adults with a history of alcohol abuse are more than twice as likely as others to develop severe memory problems later in life, according to a new study.More >> Middle-aged adults with a history of alcohol abuse are more than twice as likely as others to develop severe memory problems later in life, according to a new study.More >> Successful negotiations may depend on more than diplomacy. When it comes to negotiating, men with wider faces may have an advantage, according to a new study.More >> Successful negotiations may depend on more than diplomacy. When it comes to negotiating, men with wider faces may have an advantage, according to a new study.More >> British researchers report that an alternative to the traditional handshake might spread far fewer germs around.More >> British researchers report that an alternative to the traditional handshake might spread far fewer germs around.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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