My husband just had a mild heart attack, and now he wants to have wine with dinner every night. We’ve both heard that wine is good for the heart, but I’m worried that it may not be safe so soon after. I hope you can reassure me or restrain my husband.
Is it true that we use only 10% of our brains?
Many people are reluctant to use an emergency defibrillator to attempt to revive a person in cardiac arrest, but the instructions are clear and simple, and taking action could save a person’s life.
I have started noticing more coconut oil at the grocery store and have heard it is better for you than a lot of other oils. Is that true?
My doctor advised me to start taking an 81-mg aspirin once a day. I am a physically active 62-year-old and have been a vegetarian – mostly vegan – for 35 years. I’d really rather not take aspirin. Am I being foolish in questioning my doctor’s advice?
Why does the nose run in cold weather?
I think I may have cataracts. I heard somewhere that they need to be ripe before I get surgery. Is that true?
An analysis of studies suggests that use of marijuana during teenage years not only increases the risk of developing psychosis, but may also cause psychosis to manifest sooner than in others who are not marijuana users.
When young people with autism spectrum disorders leave high school, they are less likely to continue making use of services intended to help them socialize and improve their communication skills.
Assertive community treatment offers individualized, multidisciplinary care to the more severely mental ill, allowing them the opportunity to live and function in their communities instead of in institutions.