Connie K. Ho is a Freelance Writer. She graduated from the University of California, Irvine with a double major in English and International Studies as well as a minor in Spanish. She has interned in Washington D.C., studied abroad in Spain, taught English in Taiwan, and volunteered as a translator at a free legal clinic in Panama. On her free time, she likes to hone her skills in Spanish and Chinese, blog about Asian American issues, practice yoga and kickboxing, try new cuisines, and explore new cities.
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Recent studies have found that the selective eating habits of autistic children may be more harmful than previously understood.
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A new study found that Mary Ingalls from the Little House on the Prairie series possibly did not go blind from scarlet fever, but rather from viral meningoencephalitis.
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Pets can be a man’s best friend. Among their many benefits, they bring you love, comfort, and a listening ear. However, it’s also important to be wary of the possible illnesses they can spread if pets are not taken care of correctly.
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With Valentine’s Day coming up, the image of a heart can be seen almost everywhere, including merchandise and food. While February is known for cupid and love, it’s also a month that raises awareness on healthy heart living.
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Researchers recently stated that they have discovered a microscopic protein that could be detected in the brain tissue of individuals who play football professionally through a brain scan; the protein has been linked to neurodegenerative diseases.
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While fans of the University of Notre Dame (UND) football team are processing the controversy surrounding linebacker Manti Te’o, researchers at the school have been hard at work; they recently discovered that modern parenting could possibly prevent children’s healthy brain and emotional development.
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An ice cream company claims that it has produced a product that could act as a remedy to the flu.
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A study from Northwestern University found that individuals who utilized mobile apps to track what they were eating and what physical activity they were doing lost an average of 15 pounds and kept the weight off for a minimum of a year.
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In the spirit of the season, The NPD Group completed a report on the top holiday gifts on consumers’ wish list. The global information company discovered that fragrance moved up on the list and is currently one of the top items.
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Sex addiction. Recently, there has been debate as to whether this is a certified disorder or not. Even though there is a fair amount of controversy, people still grapple with this issue.
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