University of Sussex — Depending on how hard you partied on New Year's Eve, you may have no qualms about abstaining from alcohol in the early days of 2019. But are there actual health-related benefits to abstaining for the whole month of January?
Atherosclerosis — Rich foods typically enjoyed during the holiday season can cause cholesterol levels to spike up to 20 percent higher than normal right after Christmas, say researchers in Denmark. Read More »
CDC — In a trend that's continued for more than 30 years, U.S. veterinarians — especially female vets — are at increased risk for suicide, according to results of a study published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. Read More »
Berkeley Wellness — Palliative care is a general term for assuring the physical, emotional, social, and spiritual comfort of a person with serious health problems. Used since the 1960s, the term continues to evolve. Read More »
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