The term “climate change” is tossed around a lot these days. It appears as though many people have very strong opinions about it without having a strong grasp on the science underlying this phenomenon. In this heated political era, even…

Many people who have seen the burden that cancer can inflict on loved ones, friends, family members, or even their own body now have some good news from Stanford University School of Medicine. A hope for a cure for cancer…

February is a short month packed full of important thematic observances. From Black History Month to Heart Disease Awareness Month to Presidents Day, there is no shortage conversation and discourse around such significant topics. However, perhaps because of these factors,…

Did you know that nearly 75% of all deaths in the United States are linked to only ten separate causes? And did you know that the leading cause for both men and women in that list is heart disease? Perhaps…

Your four-legged furry friend may be more than just a good cuddle and fetch partner. Your dog can actually be very beneficial for your health! Whether you own a dog, volunteer with dogs, or foster dogs, your interaction with them…

The month of January brims with the spirit of endless possibilities. Something that seems very possible and promising in the near future is the integration of education and technology. The Classroom Is Receiving an Update In many ways, these changes…