Actually, it’s a contest called Ruckus Nation that will award cash prizes for the best ideas for fun and cool products to get kids moving.
This online competition is open to almost everyone worldwide, no matter what your age or location. See the rules for any restrictions that may apply to you.
The competition is sponsored by a nonprofit organization called HopeLab.
Alzheimer’s memory loss may be linked to a third type of diabetes.
If that’s true, this devastating disease may be more treatable than previously thought.
Here’s why:
Yep, they actually studied this.
It seems that women who want babies favor men with low-pitched voices. So naturally, these men have more babies.
A new study from McMaster University showed that women find men with deep voices to be more attractive.
Yes, ladies, we think these men are older, healthier, more dominant, and more masculine-sounding.
Men like higher-pitched voices in their women because these women are considered to be more attractive, feminine, healthy, subordinate, and younger-sounding.
The researchers believe that if our ancestors shared our preferences for men with deep voices and women with high-pitched voices, this may explain why men’s and women’s voices developed differently.
It also explains why Mickey Mouse doesn’t have any kids. But what the heck is Minnie’s problem?
Believe it or not, some TV viewing may actually be good for your health, including if you want to lose weight.
This is especially true for men.
Only in America would someone invent a videogame to help us lose weight.
Hmmm… I thought videogames were part of the lifestyle that caused the obesity epidemic.
Well, maybe part of the problem is about to become part of the solution…
Aspartame, a low-calorie sweetener, is often used in diet products as a sugar substitute.
But are you risking your health to lose weight with aspartame?
According to a new study in the Archives of Disease in Childhood, three factors accelerate a child’s path to obesity:
There’s a new method of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) that raises blood flow through the heart by 25% more than today’s standard CPR method.
It’s called “only rhythmic abdominal compression,” or OAC-CPR.
OAC-CPR works by pushing on the patient’s abdomen instead of the chest. Best of all, there’s no need to perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
Yep, they finally proved the skinny gene exists.
Although anyone with an all-you-can-eat-and-never-get-fat friend probably suspected it was a genetic thing anyway.
But proof of the skinny gene’s existence might be good news even for those of you who need to lose weight.
Here’s why…
If you’ve been worried that fruit juice would make your kids fat, you can stop now.
A recent study found no link between childhood obesity and 100% fruit juice with no sugar added.
So what are the potential health benefits of drinking some of these 100% natural fruit juices?
