At any given time, 9.5 percent of the population (i.e. 18.8 million American adults), suffer from depression. Many people with depression do not recognize it and thus do not seek treatment.
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At first, the headline looks daunting, but good news is hidden in the recent findings that cancer will soon overtake heart disease as the United States’ number-one cause of death. So thinks Luis Carrascosa, a radiation oncologist at AdventHealth Palm Coast, formerly Florida Hospital Flagler, a Seventh-day Adventist health-care institution in Palm Coast, Florida, United States.
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A beautiful main dish, this trio features a tasty grain as the base, topped with a hearty serving of vegetables. The final topping is a snowy white, ultra creamy walnut sauce garnished with fresh pomegranate seeds and a sprinkle of parsley.
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Vegetarians in Paradise presents the 24 Carrot Award to an outstanding person or organization that endeavors to practice or promote education, natural health, wholesome nutrition, and ecology techniques for the mutual benefit of humans, animals, and the earth.
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Flu season is right around the corner! If you’re unfortunate enough to catch a cold or flu this season, here are some strategies to minimize symptoms and shorten their duration ...
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Learning first aid can prepare an individual to deal with a variety of medical situations as they come up. Whether it be bandaging a wound, or knowing the best way to assess the situation, first aid is care provided to preserve life and prevent dangerous situations from worsening until professional help arrives.
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One of the nation’s most prominent health topics has again come into focus with a recent upsurge of high-profile overdose cases. Physicians at Loma Linda University Behavioral Medicine Center say they hope this can serve as a wake-up call for others who may need help.
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