American Thoracic Society — Children between ages 7 and 9 are at increased risk for developing asthma if they consumed a high amount of sugary foods when they were younger, or if their mothers drank a high number of sugar-sweetened beverages while they were pregnant.
University of Illinois at Chicago — For some people, it can take months of treatment before symptoms begin to improve. Now, a small study suggests a quick test performed in the doctor's office can help determine whether antidepressant medication or cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) will likely be more effective for a patient with anxiety. Read More »
University of Cincinnati — According to a new study, mindful yoga and other coping strategies can lessen the rate of risky behaviors in young people who are at increased risk due to their exposure to violence and family disruptions. Read More »
Berkeley Wellness — More evidence debunking the notion that you can be "fat but fit" comes from a study in the European Heart Journal that included thousands of Europeans over a 12-year period. Read More »
HealthCentral — The eight health apps listed here can help you or someone you know manage chronic health problems, form supportive communities, and lead full, independent lives. Read More »
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