Everything You Wanted To Know About Invisalign
Is Invisalign treatment everything that people make it out to be or is it just a way to get more money out of your pocket? Read on to find out everything you ever wanted to know about Invisalign treatment.
Butter, Margarine, or Lard: Which Is Best?
Many Americans would be shocked to learn that not a small part of Eastern Europe starts a cold winter day with a hearty breakfast of lard on rye bread instead of butter or margarine on toast. But are margarine and butter really better than lard?
Indoor Play With Your Children: Simple Acts of Play Can Create Memories & Burn Calories
Playing with your children makes life-long memories, creates traditions, and it could help you burn a few extra calories at the end of the day. This is the story of Monster Hide in my household and how this calorie burning game stemmed from my childhood.
New Drug Holds Hope for HIV-Positive Patients Who are Multiple-Drug Resistant
An experimental genetically engineered medication that works completely differently from other drugs for HIV holds out hope for HIV-positive people who are on salvage therapy.
Overactive Bladder: Real Disease or Marketing Hype?
Thirty-three million people in the United States have been diagnosed with overactive bladder. But is it a real disease? And is medication really necessary for controlling it?
Teaching Children the Real Names for Body Parts
To prevent child abuse and inappropriate touching, it's important for children to understand that certain parts are off limits to others. But it is also important to teach children anatomically correct terminology.
Offered Breast Reconstruction Surgery, More Women Choose to "Go Flat"
"It's tremendously painful," said one woman of breast reconstruction surgery after mastectomy for breast cancer, "and it's not like you are going to get your breasts back." More and more women are opting to "go flat" after breast removal for cancer.
How Women Sometimes Don't Know of Their Pregnancy Until It's Time to Give Birth
Undetected or cryptic pregnancy is a much more common problem than you might think. About one in 475 women who gives birth does not know she is pregnant until the baby is born.
Heading a Soccer Ball Instantly Changes the Player's Brain
Heading a soccer ball (or as the world outside the United States calls it, a football) may instantly change the brain. But is the damage cumulative? A brain expert says it doesn't have to be.
Essential Oils That are Good for Your Skin
Essentials oils have been used since the days of Egyptians and Greeks. They havemore benefits than you can imagine, esepcailly skin care.