A study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, found that having acne was linked to a risk of depression and anxiety. Previous research has not shown a link, though doctors and patients have always known there was one, the researchers said. The study found that adults with acne were more likely… Read More »
Germs are everywhere, and for those who are particularly concerned about catching a cold or infection, hand sanitizers can seem like the answer. Just a little squirt, many people think, can protect you from the nasty bugs that are everywhere in our daily life. But recently, doctors and scientists have come to realize that hand… Read More »
Often constipated or bloated? You could be stuck in a Fibre Gap, as research shows the amount of fibre most of us eat is way below what we need – here’s expert advice Most people who pride themselves on knowing their macros from their micros and their chia from their flax will go on about… Read More »
Giving light to the source of depression through therapy, lifestyle changes, and support systems makes finding relief easier. February 28, 2019 by Sarah Fader Leave a Comment It’s okay to not know why you’re depressed. People go through depressive episodes in life and sometimes we know why we’re sad and sometimes we don’t. There is… Read More »
This story also ran on NPR. This story can be republished for free (details). Listen to NPR’s All Things Considered tonight for our audio report on Bill of the Month. It’s scheduled to air at approximately 5:20 p.m. on your local public radio station. Matt Gleason had skipped getting a flu shot for more than… Read More »