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The waistlines of America's children and teens may have stopped expanding, a new study indicates.More >> The waistlines of America's children and teens may have stopped expanding, a new study indicates.More >> Only one in five sexually active U.S. teens has been tested for HIV, a new government report shows.More >> Only one in five sexually active U.S. teens has been tested for HIV, a new government report shows.More >> Being a couch potato may have fewer long-term health consequences if you trade some of your couch time for gym time, suggests a new study.More >> Being a couch potato may have fewer long-term health consequences if you trade some of your couch time for gym time, suggests a new study.More >> Teen girls and young women who post sexy photos of themselves on social media sites are viewed negatively by their peers, a new study finds.More >> Teen girls and young women who post sexy photos of themselves on social media sites are viewed negatively by their peers, a new study finds.More >> The nation's supply of registered nurses has been growing faster than expected, largely because baby boomers in nursing are working longer than ever before, according to a new study.More >> The nation's supply of registered nurses has been growing faster than expected, largely because baby boomers in nursing are working longer than ever before, according to a new study.More >>
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The waistlines of America's children and teens may have stopped expanding, a new study indicates.More >> The waistlines of America's children and teens may have stopped expanding, a new study indicates.More >> Low-income teenagers who get into a more rigorous high school may take fewer health risks than their peers at other schools, a new study suggests.More >> Low-income teenagers who get into a more rigorous high school may take fewer health risks than their peers at other schools, a new study suggests.More >> Children born to women who smoked during pregnancy appear to have an increased risk of developing attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), according to new research.More >> Children born to women who smoked during pregnancy appear to have an increased risk of developing attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), according to new research.More >> A new report offers good and bad news about the AIDS epidemic in the United States.More >> A new report offers good and bad news about the AIDS epidemic in the United States.More >> Being a couch potato may have fewer long-term health consequences if you trade some of your couch time for gym time, suggests a new study.More >> Being a couch potato may have fewer long-term health consequences if you trade some of your couch time for gym time, suggests a new study.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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