Five ways women can prevent summer injuries
 Women's bodies are built differently than men's bodies. This means that women's shoes, pants and even women's socks are constructed to fit women's unique proportions. However, when it comes to braces and supports, women have classically been forced to make do with equipment made to fit men. |
Don't let hand pain derail fall fun
 Autumn's approach means plenty of time outdoors prepping your landscape for winter's impending arrival, or partaking in seasonal fun like pumpkin carving or cookie baking. Hand injuries may be the last thing on your mind during this busy, happy season, but experts caution that many fall activities require repetitive motions that may lead to injury, or irritate existing conditions. You can take steps to prevent repetitive motion injuries. |
Fish oil offers a strong defense against cancer, heart disease and more
Rarely do conventional and alternative medicines agree on much of anything, but when it comes to the healthful benefits of Omega 3 fatty acids found in ocean fish oils, it seems that they finally have a meeting of the minds. |
Your fridge can help you stay on track with healthy eating this summer
 Summer is here, and the key to making the most of the season is to ensure you feel your best. Although there are many tempting, calorie-laden foods at your disposal during the season, it can be easy to fill your diet with foods that are tasty and healthy. A good place to start is in your refrigerator. The contents of your fridge can either sandbag or support your healthy eating habits. |
What you need to know about safety in healthcare
 The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a federal organization under the United States Department of Health and Human Services. This organization acts as a leader in promoting national health and safety, while also partnering with state health departments and other organizations in advocating good health practices. The CDC is based in Atlanta. |
