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… it even matter? So many questions!Periodontist Sasha Ross, DMD, MS, is here to demystify your mouth, breaking down the oral hygiene habits that’ll keep your teeth and gums happy and healthy.Good oral …
… baby’s all grown up and moving out.Pop culture paints a picture of parents and caretakers breaking out the party hats the moment the last of their little chicks fly the coop. If that …
… important roles it plays in your body.The calcium in your system also helps keep your heart beating, muscles working and nerves firing. It may offer protection against cancer and high blood pressure, too.Impressive …
… question comes up frequently these days, given all the wrist-worn gadgets that track a wearer’s beating heart. People want to know a specific target number for a child’s maximum heart rate.So …
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… traction – and health experts say it’s incredibly risky, especially for teenagers and children.“Anytime you’re breaking the skin there’s a chance of infection or risk of blood-borne illness,” says infectious disease …
… anyone ask – how do we stop this madness?!Here are some ways to increase your odds of beating the crud and to help protect yourself and others.Soap, water, repeatThe spreading of any sort of …
… that while you should be sleeping, it’s a problem. That’s called revenge bedtime procrastination. And breaking the habit can make a big difference for your health and happiness.What is revenge bedtime procrastination …
Believe it or not, there’s a rich history of how humans have prepared their milk. It’s been more than 120 years since Louis Pasteur invented “pasteurization,” a fail-safe process for killing the …
Young athletes who specialize in one sport often view their dogged training as a route to athletic success. But the intense workload often leads to another destination — a doctor’s office.Overuse injuries account for …
Why is it after eating certain foods, you can feel full for hours, but after others, you’re looking for a snack within minutes?It’s all about your body’s digestion of food and …
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