Special Reports
One-Third of Obese Children Think They're Thinner than They Are
Many obese and underweight children may think they are healthier than they really are, according to a recent study HealthDay reported.
One-Third Of Alzheimer's Cases Avoidable, Exercising For An Hour Cuts Risk In Half
Spending More Time in the Gym May Improve Grades
Team Sports Help Lower Stress and Depression among Teens, Study
Hurricane Arthur Path Update: UNC-Wilmington Shuts Down Thursday, New England Expected to Get Hit Friday Night
Conservative University Offers Women's Studies Course From A Different Perspective
Children Who Participate In Less Structured Activities Are Better Able To Meet Their Own Goals
12 Minutes of Aerobic Exercise Improves Attention, Reading Comprehension in Low-Income Adolescents
By Jaleesa BaulkmanToddlers Can Learn Verbs After Only Hearing Them Twice
By Jaleesa BaulkmanSoutheast Asian Countries Tackles Obesity
By Jaleesa BaulkmanSkipping Breakfast May Not Hurt Weight-Loss Plan
By Jaleesa BaulkmanWorries, Conflict In Relationships May Contribute To An Earlier Death
By Jaleesa BaulkmanInexpensive Food A Key Factor In Obesity Epidemic
By Jaleesa BaulkmanSexual Assault Victims Show Greater Levels Of Psychological Consequences Than Previously Thought
By Jaleesa BaulkmanLow-Carb Vegan Diet Helps Lower Weight and Heart Disease Risk
By Staff Reporter
