Cravings for unhealthy foods often go hand in hand, which isn’t good news for young waistlines.
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ADHD Medications Improve Decision-Making, But Are They Being Over Used?
The latest studies show that while attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) drugs can be effective, some kids may be wrongly diagnosed — and therefore inappropriately treated — with the stimulant medications.
The 12 Hidden College Expenses
College is expensive, but don’t forget about these additional expenses that add up fast
Study: Soccer Players Without Concussions Still Have Brain Changes
A small study of professional soccer players found that even those who have never experienced a concussion still have changes in the white matter of their brains, likely from routine and unprotected headers.
NYC Marathon Runners Find Their Own Way to Run — and Give Back
Mayor Bloomberg may have cancelled the ING NYC Marathon, but that didn’t keep thousands of runners from hitting the pavement on Sunday.
We Tried This: Strong vs. Skinny
The weight room can feel like a boys club but more women are reporting to weight training classes and high-intensity boot camps.
Latest Fitness Trends: Body Weight Training Takes Centerstage
Think you need a gym to stay in shape? According to the American College of Sports Medicine, one of the leading fitness trends involves nothing more than your own body weight
Are Energy Drinks Fatally Caffeinated?
One family is suing an energy drink maker after a 14-year old died soon after consuming the caffeinated beverages.
Doctors Say Cheerleading Needs More Safety Rules
As cheerleading becomes more competitive, too many students are getting injured
Exercise Trumps Brain Games in Keeping Our Minds Intact
It’s inevitable that as we age, our brains get smaller. Nerves die off, losing their connections, and that leads to a thinned out network feeding our thinking functions. But brain shrinkage isn’t inevitable, according to the …
Family MattersKids and DNA
Test Your DNA for Diseases — No Doctor Required
Anne Wojcicki plans to sell whole-genome sequencing directly to consumers, no doctors needed
Gym Jeeves: Yes, You Can Hire a Fitness Concierge
Left to our own devices, we find a plethora of reasons to skip our workouts. Maybe a fitness concierge would help—if you can afford one.
Help! Teens Are Eating My Paycheck
Got hungry teens (and their friends) parked in your kitchen? Here’s how to manage your food costs as your family changes.
