The healthcare industry can play a critical role in preventing child abuse, according to a new study. Providing regular health screenings for children with signs of physical abuse can help protect them from further harm, according to a report published in Pediatrics. That probably doesn’t come as a huge surprise, but as it currently stands, […]
Instilling Healthy Habits At An Early Age
A new study revealed that preschool students who participated in a school-based education program focused on healthy diet and exercise habits had increased physical activity compared to peers who didn’t participate in the program. Researchers say instilling healthy habits at an early age is vital to kickstarting lifelong health patterns. “This pioneering study represents an important […]
Fidget Your Way To Better Health
We’ve all heard about the health consequences of prolonged sitting, but new research suggests that fidgeting may mitigate some of those poor health outcomes. We’ve discussed the benefits of stand up workstations on the blog before, but we know that these options just aren’t feasible for some offices. Some people really do need to sit […]
Minnesota Gets Fatter As Nation Slims Down
Minnesota was one of only five states to see an increase in adult obesity in 2014, according to a new report by Trust for America’s Health. Minnesota’s adult obesity rate increased 2.1 percent to 27.6 percent last year, which was the second highest percentage increase behind Ohio, which saw a 2.2 percent increase. Those two […]
Depression and Anxiety Can Inhibit Arthritis Treatment
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 […]
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