Patients suffering from rheumatoid arthritis may have a hard time finding relief if they suffer from depression or anxiety, according to a new report. Research out of the Department of Psychological Medicine at King’s College London suggests that individuals with mental health issues may have poorer health outcomes when it comes treating their arthritis. For […]
1 In 3 Kids Eat Fast Food On Any Given Day
Childhood obesity is a growing concern in the US, and findings from a new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention may suggest why. According to a new study, kids consume 12 percent of their calories from fast-food restaurants, and one in three kids eat fast foot on any given day. The report suggests […]
Fat, Not BMI, Linked To Foot Pain
New research suggests that an increase in fat, not total body mass index, was a better indicator of an increased risk of foot pain. To come to this conclusion, researchers analyzed health data and the presence of foot pain in a large number of individuals over the course of 12 years. Researchers asked patients to reveal […]
5 Ways To Avoid The Freshman 15
College campuses are once again filling up with students, and classes start within the next few weeks. Going off to college is a huge step in a person’s journey to adulthood, but the pressure of a new setting and harder classes can lead people to make some poor health choices. Today, we share five tips to […]
Parents’ Weight Could Impact Child’s Eating Habits
A study conducted right here in the Twin Cities uncovered that adolescents are more likely to face food restrictions or pressure to eat depending on the weight of their parents. To better understand how a parent’s weight impacted child eating patterns, Dr. Jerica Berge of the University of Minnesota Medical School in Minneapolis decided to […]
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