Health In the News: 3 items
Study sheds light on liver damage risk A new study published in the journal of Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology shows that alcohol consumption…
Month: April 2025
Great resources for healthy eating guidance
Eating healthy means different things to different people, and the volume of information (and misinformation) available with just a few clicks can make it…
National Stress Awareness Month: Stress isn’t all in your mind
Anita Lesco was a veteran nurse anesthetist, but nothing in her years of experience prepared her for the stress of the COVID-19 pandemic. She did her best…
This is tsoureki
Easter Bread: A lovely traditional touch on the holiday Tasty spiced and sweet bread is a staple of ancient Easter celebrations in many cultures. In…
Being aware of impending severe weather is a skill you’ll want to develop
Learning to recognize when severe weather is on its way could save your day…or your life. Awareness will help you plan what you’ll do so you can be…
It’s a traffic fact: More pedestrians are being hit by cars
* They are listening to music. Hearing is as important as seeing. Listening to music makes it impossible to hear an oncoming vehicle. Researchers at the…
Revisit forklift safety procedures
Workers at construction sites, retail stores, and warehouses use forklifts to lift and move large, heavy containers and to carry materials too bulky to…
U.S. proposes Sovereign Wealth Fund: What is it?
The United States has never had a national sovereign wealth fund, but that may change. In an executive order issued on Feb. 3, President Donald Trump gave…
About real estate, probate and your heirs: Here’s what a will can and can’t do
About 68 percent of Americans don’t have a will. If you are one of them, you could be leaving a tangled legal hassle to your family. Wills affect only…
The best things you can do now with $1,000
Expecting an income tax refund? The best things you can do now with $1,000 You may love the idea of getting a $1,000 tax refund check from Uncle Sam. Of…