New study finds household plastics linked to heart disease deaths worldwide
- Health & Healing
- May 1, 2025
Imagine being on the operating table and about to drift off from the anesthesia, when you hear your surgeon comment: “I’m excited I get to do this operation. I don’t get to do many of them.” It’s not exactly a confidence inducing moment. But that’s exactly what happened to Mitch Rothschild when he went in for surgery on his Achilles tendon.
READ MOREAmidst all the controversy over whether men should be screened for prostate cancer with the PSA blood test, this story explains what "active surveillance" entails and how to know when it's an option. The article also explores the diet, nutrients, and supplements that Dr. Aaron Katz, director for the Center of Holistic Urology at Columbia
READ MOREAlthough the job market is slowing opening up for new college graduates, young professionals must strategically plan for the future, make meaningful connections, and gain relevant experience to a land a position in their field of study. University of Vermont, 7/25/2011
READ MOREVolunteers are caring for dying veterans through special end-of-life programs at 14 VA hospitals across the country. CBS Evening News, 12/12/2011
READ MOREThe typewriter is seeing a resurgence in popularity as of late. People of all ages are finding that using a typewriter benefits them in various ways, such as by boosting their writing and spelling skills. CBS News, 2/5/2012
READ MOREPrompted by a doctoral research project led by Paul Branscum (pictured above), elementary school students were challenged to create new comic characters. But there was a twist: These new superheroes had to have a new kind of superpower: healthy eating and physical wellness. University of Cincinnati, 8/2/2011
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