Daylight Savings – What Exactly Are We Doing to Our Bodies?
This Sunday at 2 A.M., Daylight Savings Time will end and our clocks will once again be set back one hour — but how will your health fare? According to
View ArticleEarthquakes and Tsunamis Can Happen at Any Time: How to Survive Both
It’s now been one week since an earthquake and tsunami devastated the island nation of Japan. Last Friday, rescue teams, humanitarian workers, and air medical crews from multiple countries immediately
View ArticleTeen Brings Teen Back to Life while Air Ambulance Rushes to Scene
According to a report from The Argus this morning, an 18-year-old teenager saved the life of a 17-year-old who had stopped breathing after suffering a severe impact to the chest.
View ArticleNew SARS-like Virus Not Easily Transmittable
The World Health Organization announced a positive finding regarding the new virus with SARS similarities discovered in London last week: it appears to not transmit easily between people. The health
View ArticlePublic CPR Education to Boost OHCA Survival Rates
The average person in the United States isn’t prepared to administer Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, and there’s no time to learn in an emergency. A Danish study indicates that the most effective
View ArticleDNA Sequencing Identifies Genes for Pain, Hunger
People who seem to stay heavy despite dieting and exercise may have their DNA to blame for a lack of results. Genetic researchers at Cambridge have found that mutation of
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