Articles, tagged with "centers for disease control", page 1

Brain Research Identifies The Power Of Exergames

Physical exercise is important when it comes to staying healthy and increasing one’s life. But let’s face it, few actually get out and exercise on a consistent basis the way they should.  Increased brain research has signaled to a new direction for people... Read >
Author: Nathanael Eisenberg

Flouride May Be On the Way Out

There is widespread debate about the addition of fluoride to drinking water, and this debate has been going on for years. Many experts say that the fluoride provides as much as a twenty five percent reduction in tooth decay every year, but others say that... Read >
Author: jmharmon

Breathe Easier When You Know the Facts About Black Mold Removal

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, mold is everywhere. It's only when mold spores are exposed to moisture that mold poses a threat to your family's health as well as your home. You may know it as black mold, that dark green, tar... Read >
Author: Maria Allen

Promote a Healthy Diet in Your Elder Care Routine

If you’re the primary provider of your parent’s elder care, you may not realize they’re not eating a balanced diet. In an eight-year study performed by the centers for Disease Control (CDC) it was found that half of the top chronic conditions in those 6... Read >
Author: Satya Narayan

Low-cost Texas Health Insurance Even If You Have Diabetes

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as many as 1,279,600 Texans had diabetes at the end of 2007. Those people have had a tough time finding health insurance they could afford, if carriers would cover them at all. Here are severa... Read >
Author: Wiley Long

The Cutting Of Physical Education Programs In Public High School Programs And Its Effect Of Teen Obe

As students across the nation spend their summers at home, hanging around their homes, many parents may now get more of an idea how inactive their children have become. Many children only get their physical activity from physical education classes; howeve... Read >
Author: Elizabeth

Caring for Yourself When You Are in Charge of Your Parent’s Senior Care

As the U.S. population ages, the number of those requiring elder care grows accordingly. According to the Centers for Disease Control there were over 34 million unpaid caregivers in 2008, with over 20 percent of households contributing to caregiver resp... Read >
Author: Supriyo

Too Much Sun is No Fun

Mid July usually means most of the nation is experiencing a heat wave, however, when summer temperatures soar, so do the number of heat related illnesses. According to the Centers For Disease Control, nearly 700 people die each year due to heat-related il... Read >
Author: iTriage

Keep the Fourth Fun Through Fireworks Safety

Every July, millions of Americans end their Independence Day celebrations with a display of fireworks. Most of us have great memories of fireworks -- sitting on a blanket under a canopy of color or using a sparkler to write our names in the air with glowi... Read >
Author: Millon & Peskin

National Cancer Survivors Day

National Cancer Survivors Day is an annual holiday dedicated to celebrating life after cancer diagnosis. Managed by the National Cancer Survivors Day Foundation, this holiday is held on the first Sunday in June each year. National Cancer Survivors Day 201... Read >
Author: Fabiola

Shower Chairs Plus: A Broad Range of Solutions for the Safest Shower Experience Possible

According to the Centers for Disease Control, one in three adults age 65 or older suffers a fall in their lifetime that leads to moderate or severe injuries and sometimes hospitalization. Research also reports that several of these falls occur every year... Read >
Author: Shower Chairs Plus

A WOMAN’S FINANCIAL REALITY

Will this be your future? Did you know that Social Security income represents two-thirds of income for women 65 and older? Did you know that without Social Security, an estimated 58% of widows aged 65 and older would live in poverty? 1 These findings ... Read >
Author: IshanGoradiya

Top 5 Gym Equipment For A Fat Burning Workout

In 2009, the Centers for Disease Control found that 63% of Americans were either overweight or obese. This number although egregious is not astonishing. Too many American’s consume fast food and don’t exercise. But I wouldn’t be surprised if the number o... Read >
Author: sbh7884

Getting The Perfect Dog Bite Lawyer May possibly Boost or Guard Your true self

Research show that virtually five million persons (2% from the total human population in the U.S.) are sufferers of dog bites every year. In addition, dog bites list being the second most common cause of crisis situations inside hostipal wards While diff... Read >
Author: Salvatore Fitzgerald

Don’t Let the Bed Bugs Bite!

Bed bugs have been making headlines in recent years as they’ve made their presence known from dorm rooms to five star resort hotels. Bed bugs are small non-flying parasitic insects that feed on the blood of people and animals while they sleep. Flat and o... Read >
Author: iTriage

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