‘Sexting’ New Norm for Teenagers
Sexting may be the new norm when it comes to teenage sexuality, according to a new study from the University of Texas.
Medical Breakthroughs
Pregnant Women Need T-Dap Vaccine
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says more pregnant women should get the vaccine known as T-Dap to keep their infants safe.
Kitchen Spice Turmeric Improves Brain Function
Some promising news about a spice found in many kitchens — turmeric.
Therapy More Effective the Medication for Anxiety
While anti-depressants are a common treatment for social anxiety disorder, new research suggests talk therapy is more effective and can have longer lasting effects.
Memory Loss in Seniors Could Be Sign of Dementia
Seniors who notice their memory slipping may be seeing early signs of dementia.
Skirt Size Could Affect Breast Cancer Risks
British researchers say going up one skirt size every ten years could make women more than 30% more likely to get breast cancer after menopause.
Family Therapies More Effective Treating Anorexia
When it comes to treating teens for the eating-disorder, anorexia, family based therapies are twice as effective as individual therapy.
Timing of First Drink Factor in Binge Drinking
New research shows the timing between a teenager’s first drink and first drunk is a risk factor for binge drinking.
Pregnant Women Need More Genetic Counseling
A new study from California researchers suggests pregnant women are not receiving enough genetic counseling.
Type Two Diabetes Diagnoses Leveling Off
The percentage of U.S. adults diagnosed with type one and type two diabetes has leveled off in recent years.
