Health

Young Breast Cancer Patients Grapple with Fertility

Wavebreak Media/Thinksock(NEW YORK) — It was just a few days before Christmas last year when Crystal Miller received the phone call that changed her life: Even though she was only 27 years old and had no risk factors, she had breast cancer. Miller, an oncology nurse Read More

Sugar Doesn't Sweeten Memory Functions

iStock/Thinkstock(LOS ANGELES) — How many more reasons do parents need to discourage their teens from drinking massive quantities of sugar-sweetened soda or energy drinks? University of South California researchers have come up with another: sugar intake seems to Read More

Sandwiches Are Usually Loaded with Sodium

iStock/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — Making and consuming a sandwich is a quick, easy and delicious way to nourish one’s self. Of course, like everything that’s good these days, there always seem to be a bad side. And in this case, it’s that sandwiches Read More

Shared Experiences Are More Intense than Going It Alone

iStock/Thinkstock(NEW HAVEN, Conn.) — Shared experiences seem to be better or worse than those that one goes through alone, according to a Yale University study. Leader researcher Erica Boothby had female participants eat chocolate by themselves and then with Read More

Here's The Right Amount to Spend on an Engagement Ring

iStock/Thinkstock(ATLANTA) — Guys who don’t go overboard when it comes to spending money on an engagement ring may be doing their future wives a favor. Economic professors at Emory University say that by keeping their budget for a ring between $500 and $2,000, Read More