Issues
Mommy Drinking is on the Upswing -- But Women Without Children Still Drink More
Binge drinking has risen for women across all adult ages and parenting statuses Men and women are continuing to increase binge drinking, regardless of parenting status, according to the latest study at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health.
Study Reframes the History of LGBT Mental Health Care
Why Cigarettes Initially Feel Disgusting and How This Could Help Smokers Quit
Children of Abused Mothers 50% More Likely to Have Low IQ
Research: Despite What You Might Think, Sexting Isn't Just About Sex
Shaking Head to Get Rid of Water in Ears Could Cause Brain Damage
Cannabis Reduces Headache and Migraine Pain by Nearly Half
This Man Only Eats what He Grows or Forge: No Excuse from Eating Healthy while Saving the Earth
By Staff Reporter
Buy Less, Be Happier and Build a Healthy Planet
By Staff Reporter
How The Brain Decides to Punish or Not
By Staff Reporter
Lack of Sleep May Explain Why Poor People Get More Heart Disease
By Staff Reporter
Skipping Breakfast Linked to Lower GCSE Grades
By Staff Reporter
Palm Oil Might Be the Main Culprit in Death of Orangutans
By Staff Reporter
Climate Change Increases Global Wind Speeds, Favorable For Wind Energy Industry
By Staff Reporter
Daily Cannabis Use Lowers Odds of Using Illicit Opioids Among People Who Have Chronic Pain
By Staff Reporter
