TUESDAY, Aug. 21, 2018 — That wearable oxygen monitor you bought for your baby could be feeding you bad information,
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Despite low demand, medical marijuana companies in Illinois are growing
In a well-lit room in a nondescript building in Joliet, Ill., racks of marijuana plants are stacked, row after row.
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Starbucks Just Launched Protein Blended Cold Brew Drinks—but Are They Really Good for You?
Just when we thought Starbucks had done it all (who knew it could get more inventive than the Unicorn Frappuccino?), the company
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Health Tip: Most Americans are Overweight
— More than 70 percent of Americans are overweight or obese, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says. About 38
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The Zucchini Recipes That Are Taking Over Pinterest
Sayonara, spaghetti squash. Now, we’re all about zucchini. Zucchini scones, zucchini boats, zucchini skins, zucchini pasta — the zucchini recipes
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For School Kids, Vaccines Are Key
TUESDAY, Aug. 7, 2018 — Be sure to put vaccinations on your children’s back-to-school lists, whether they’re just starting school
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Agitation in dementia: Are drugs the best treatment?
In a paper that is now published in the journal International Psychogeriatrics, experts from several research institutions — including the
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$1 Margaritas Are Back at Applebee's
It’s been a few months since Applebee’s served up $1 Bahama mamas in February, and $1 Long Island ice teas
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Why are long-acting forms of contraception like IUDs becoming more popular?
On a campus crowded by scientists and physicians, Elizabeth Watkins, Ph.D., is a bit of an anomaly as a historian.
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People are sharing this explanation of 'thin privilege'
"Hey, you don't have to 'feel thin' to have thin privilege," began US blogger Cora Harrington on Monday. In the
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