Understanding the Minimalist Interior Design
Summary: Minimalism is a philosophy that can open up your household and make it look more spacious than it ever has been. …
Can an Unhealthy Diet Affect Your Vision?
A good diet is not only ideal for your long-term health, but it can also have detrimental effects if neglected. A common …
Maintaining Good Brain Health
As we age, our cognitive capabilities tend to diminish too. Have you ever lose your keys or forgot where you parked your …
It’s Time to Get in Shape
May is National Physical Fitness and Sports month. Medications to control blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol are available and any medical …
Healthy Fast-Food and Family Restaurant Food
There are plenty of fast-food and family restaurants available for you to choose a healthier meal whether it is for lunch or …
Stretching May Ease Women’s Depression and Menopause Symptoms
(This June 30th story was refiled to fix link at the bottom of the story) By Reyna Gobel (Reuters Health) – Stretching just 10 minutes a day might help ease menopause and depression symptoms in middle-aged women, a small study suggests. “Light-intensity exercises such as stretching have not been previously evaluated for its impact on menopausal and depressive symptoms,” lead researcher Yuko Kai told Reuters Health by email. Forty Japanese women, ages 40 to 61 years, participated in the study at the Physical Fitness Research Institute, Meiji Yasuda Life Foundation of Health and Welfare in Tokyo.
Judge Frees President Reagan’s Would-Be Killer Hinckley
U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman said Hinckley, 61, no longer posed a danger to himself or others and could be released from St. Elizabeth's, a government psychiatric hospital in Washington, as soon as Aug. 5. Hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity in 1982 for the attack on Reagan, which also badly wounded presidential press secretary James Brady, a policeman and a Secret Service agent. Hinckley acted to impress actress Jodie Foster, with whom he was obsessed.
Knife Attack Kills 19 at Japan Disability Center, Official Says
By Issei Kato SAGAMIHARA, Japan (Reuters) – Nineteen people were killed and 25 wounded after an attack by a knife-wielding man at a facility for the disabled in central Japan early on Tuesday, a government official said, in Japan's worst mass killing in decades. Police have arrested Satoshi Uematsu, a 26-year-old former employee at the facility in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, about 25 miles (40 km) southwest of Tokyo, a Kanagawa prefecture official said. Uematsu had turned himself in, the official told a news conference carried on public broadcaster NHK.
Tips to Remove Dental Plaque
Failure to brush teeth properly destroys enamel, causing plaque to build. Failure to remove plaque creates bigger issues such as cavities, infections, …
Syrian Government Air Strikes Put 4 Hospitals Out of Action – monitor
Syrian government air strikes overnight put four hospitals in Aleppo province out of action, the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on Sunday. The strikes hit near the hospitals, it said.