Kids, beware: A new Yale research study has found a possible link between energy drinks and ADHD in middle school children. Out of the 1,649 middle school students surveyed, those who drank beverages high in sugar and caffeine were 66 percent more likely to have symptoms of hyperactivity and inattention. The study found that boys …
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Abstract Objective Despite the increased emphasis on obesity and diet-related diseases, nutrition education remains lacking in many internal medicine training programs. We evaluated the attitudes, self-perceived proficiency, and knowledge related to clinical nutrition among a cohort of internal medicine interns. Methods Nutrition attitudes and self-perceived proficiency were measured using previously validated questionnaires. Knowledge was assessed …
Milk seems to be making its way through various stages of truth, especially within the past couple of years. Like many other examples, what we once thought to be healthy for us to consume is turning out to be the exact opposite. A large study coming from researchers at the Uppsala University in Sweden found …
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Back to basics Call them antiquated. Call them crazy. But science is finding that many natural practices — things humans used to do but gradually gave up as modern technology and urban living took hold — are actually good for us. These practices take advantage of our evolutionary design and help our bodies work the …
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