Monday, May 21st, 2012
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FYI BeHealthy
Sitting Too Much May Boost Odds of Dying
New research published in the Archives of Internal Medicine shows that people who spend a lot of time sitting may be up to 40% more likely to die from any cause than those who don't sit as long.
Be Healthy
USDA Unveils Plans to Stem Food-borne Illness
As grilling season fast approaches, the USDA today announced initiatives to better protect consumers from contaminants that can turn meat deadly.
Parenting and Pregnancy
Study: Fears of Teen ‘Sexting’ May Be Exaggerated
Parents of teens have plenty to keep them up at night, but most don't have to worry that their children are engaging in "sexting," a new study shows.
- Very Early Experiences May Stick in Memory
- Adult Obesity May Be All in the Family
- Some of World’s Tiniest Preemies Are Growing Up Healthy
Healthy Seniors
Radiofrequency for Younger-Looking Hands?
In a small study, researchers used radiofrequency -- delivering energy in the form of heat -- and found it visibly improved the appearance of women's hands after three treatments.
Diet and Exercise
Cool Hands May Help People Exercise Longer
A new study shows that cool hands may allow you to exercise for longer periods of time.
- Uncomfortable on Bike? Check Handlebars
- New Guidelines Link Lifestyle to Cancer Survival
- Sitting Too Much May Boost Odds of Dying
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