I found an interesting post from True/Slant that reviews the 2009 literature in psychology and chose their favorite top ten articles. The author discusses some …

Parents always face this dilemma: “half a teaspoon” or “one tablespoon” of medicine for their child. But it’s fairly obvious that spoons now come in …

I’m a big fan of tai chi and yoga; they are a wonderful exercise for young and old — especially tai chi for the elderly. …

All you runners spending a paycheck on the latest running gear may want to know that mounting evidence suggests barefoot is better. There’s a fascinating …

Are you aware that certain plants can act as natural air purifiers? Indoor air pollution is a serious problem in many communities, especially in cities. …

Every once in a while, children and adults feel a lot of pressure or pain in their ears, and thick wax clogs their ear canal …

Air pollution is a growing problem in many urban areas. Many people may not realize that over the last five years there is a lot …

Food allergies in children, as a diagnosis, are more common than before. But are we over-diagnosing? The main issue is that the tests we perform, …

Just a couple weeks ago I posted an article discussing the trendiness of vitamin D. Since then, there is even more press about this; last …

It’s a bit, um, difficult to make air pollution a cool subject for kids. Even my recent slide show on air pollution left a few …

People may not realize that there have been amazing advances in technology that can help deaf children hear again. It’s called a cochlear implant, a …

One of my favorite consumer websites is from ConsumerLab.com; they perform independent testing of the common supplements, herbs and vitamins that most of us use. …