April 7, 2020 by John Fernandez
Supermarket Social Distancing, Avoiding Myths &...
Coronavirus treatment myths could be harmful and should be avoided. But social...
Zika and Pregnancy: What You Need to...
As concerns about the Zika virus and its effects on pregnancy and childbirth continue to grow, Baptist Health South Florida took a step to inform...
August 19, 2016 / 2 min read
Roundup: U.S. Children Score Poorly on Heart...
When it comes to having healthy hearts, American children do not fare well, according to a new scientific paper from the American Heart Association (AHA)....
August 19, 2016 / 4 min read
Early Bedtime for Toddlers Linked to Lower...
Can an early bedtime improve your child’s long-term health? For preschool children, there is a connection between bedtime hour and obesity, according to a new...
August 17, 2016 / 2 min read
Back-to-School Sleep Tips
According to new guidelines from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, school-age children 6-12 years old need between 9 and 12 hours of sleep a...
August 16, 2016 / 2 min read
A Growing Problem: Overuse Sports Injuries in...
New research has shown a link between sport specialization and an increase in overuse injuries among young people, many of whom train vigorously at the...
August 15, 2016 / 3 min read
‘#GLS16’ Ranks as a Top Trend on...
#GLS16 – the hashtag for Global Leadership Summit 2016 – emerged as one of the most popular trends on Twitter.
August 12, 2016 / 2 min read
Roundup: High Exercise Level Reduces Risk of...
Researchers analyzed 174 studies published between 1980 and 2016 to determine the effect of exercise on five diseases: breast cancer, colon cancer, diabetes, heart disease...
August 12, 2016 / 3 min read
Kids’ Summertime Sneezes: Allergies or Cold?
Characteristics of the summer season create several conditions that can trigger allergies, especially in children.
August 11, 2016 / 3 min read
Public Response to Zika Varies from Apathy...
With Zika-carrying mosquitoes literally in some of our back yards, South Florida residents are now more alarmed than most.
August 10, 2016 / 4 min read
Baby Boomers Most at Risk for Hepatitis...
Despite breakthrough drugs that changed the prognosis for patients with hepatitis C over the last decade, disease-related deaths remain at an all-time high, according to...
August 9, 2016 / 3 min read
