Read Article
December 11, 2014
Stop Bullying! Strategies for Preventing and Responding to Bullying
According to government research, approximately 20 to 30 percent of school-aged children and young adults experience bullying.
#Healthy Living
Read Article
December 02, 2014
Season of Giving: Being Charitable is Good for Your Health
The holiday season is here, and many people like to give back during this time of year. With nearly 1 million public charities registered in the U.S. alone, it’s easy to see that the need for philanthropy is great. But where do you begin?
#Healthy Living
Read Article
November 20, 2014
Your Guide to Healthy Holiday Eating
You’ve worked hard all year to stay fit and eat right. For a lot of people, though, the holidays can sabotage their efforts. After all, half the fun is enjoying your favorite food and drinks.
#Healthy Living
Read Article
November 12, 2014
Getting Your Kids to Eat Vegetables
Are your children fussy eaters? If you have a young child, you might be worried that he or she isn’t eating enough nutritious food like vegetables.
#Healthy Living
Read Article
November 06, 2014
Ask Your Doctor About Annual Vaccines
While vaccinating children is commonplace in the United States, few adults know they need vaccines, too, and even fewer are fully vaccinated. Are you one of the millions of adults unaware of which vaccines you need?
#Healthy Living
Read Article
November 04, 2014
A Helping Paw: How Dogs Keep Us Healthy
Therapy Dogs Share Love, Healthy Companionship with Those Who Need It Most Dogs are often called “man’s best friend,” but they’re in it for much more than friendship. In fact, studies show that children with autism or other serious illnesses might relate to dogs more easily and openly than they do with other humans.
#Healthy Living
The Daily Dose