NEWS / BEHAVIOR

Senior Fitness — Easier than You Think

The exercise needed to keep seniors mobile and independent can be accomplished by doing daily household chores, gardening,or taking a walk. >

Breaking the Grip of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

There's hope for those suffering from the relentless worries and compulsive acts that characterize OCD: non-invasive electric stimulation. >

Lockdown's Silver Lining

Lockdown is hard on families; but when asked, some caregivers also listed a number of benefits to being cooped up at home with kids. >

A Surprising Way to Improve Eyewitnesses' Reliability

When an eyewitness identifies a suspect, he or she is usually looking at a series of photos or a lineup. Those fillers make a difference. >

Home Grown Helps

Kids eat better when they grow their own fruits and vegetables and learn a little about cooking and nutrition. Schools can make it happen. >

IUDs as Emergency Contraception

IUDs are known to be a reliable method of contraception. They are also, like the morning after pill, a good form of emergency contraception. >

Lockdown's Not so Bad After All?

People are adjusting to the economic and social restrictions needed to help contain the pandemic better than you might expect, but not all. >

Mind Your Heart

Your outlook can affect your heart by leading you do adopt healthy or unhealthy habits. Doctors are starting to address patients' mindsets. >

Low-Carb and Low-Fat Diets Put to the Test

Scientists had people eat a low-carb, Keto diet and a low-fat diet each for two weeks. One was a clear weight-loss winner. Can you guess? >

When Parents Fight, Children Lose

Parental conflict around divorce scars kids emotionally and can lead to ongoing mental health issues. Parents can learn to prevent this. >

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