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May 16th
It's Women's Health Week. Order a FREE Healthy Women's Action Kit for yourself and the women in your life. You'll receive information about high blood pressure, diabetes, cosmetics, smoking, and much more!
May 15th
The publication, "Depression -- Medicines to Help You," talks about the brands and generic names of various anti-depressants. Also learn the side effects, who should not take them, and warning signs regarding harmful drug and food interactions.
May 15th
Older Americans Month is an opportunity to recognize the guiding wisdom and important contributions of our nation's seniors. Learn some interesting facts about America's senior population (those who are 65 years and older).
May 14th
The U.S. Social Security Administration has just released the most popular baby names of 2011. "Jacob" continued to top the list for boys while "Sophia" replaced "Isabella" as the #1 name for girls in 2011. You can also search the popularity of names over...
May 10th
Social media is a part of daily life, but what happens to the online content that you created once you die? If you have social media profiles set up online, you should create a statement of how you would like your online identity to be handled. Learn how ...
Center for a Livable Future | John Hopkins University
May 18th
I’m glad the moms are engaged in this fight against antibiotics overuse in farming. When it comes to managing tantrums, sussing out lies, dealing with terrorists, and doling out justice, they are the closest things we have to experts.
May 15th
This $4 million grant demonstrates a commitment to public health on the part of USDA, and the sidestepping maneuver, which will keep the momentum going despite legislative slowdowns (i.e., Farm Bill politics), further shows that USDA understands the impor...
May 11th
Aquaculture seemed like a viable solution to overfishing—we would simply farm the fish, and not mess with the ecosystems. But salmon farmers have to feed the salmon they’re raising, and salmon is a hungry master.
May 8th
Farmed shrimp joins the list of animal proteins - pork, turkey, ground beef, and chicken - that contain drug-resistant bacteria.
May 1st
Programs supported by the Farm Bill vary dramatically in size and scope from the $73 billion budgeted for SNAP to $5 million for Community Food Projects which aim to fight food insecurity through self-sufficiency and strengthening local food systems.
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