A recent report from the Institute of Medicine states … Read the rest
There is a growing trend on our nation’s college campuses: programs to support students who’ve completed treatment for substance-abuse and are committed to a healthy recovery. Can they do both? Succeed … Read the rest
What grownup hasn’t experienced, at least once, that giddy, first stage of falling-in-love in which you can’t eat, sleep, or concentrate on anything except the object of your affection? During those times, your body doesn’t do what … Read the rest
For many years now, we’ve heard about the problems postpartum depression can cause a new mother and, consequently, her family. You may have even experienced difficulties yourself from the perspective of a new mom or … Read the rest
While many studies have shown the advantages and health benefits of being married or in a long-term committed relationship (e.g., lowering risk of cardiovascular disease), new research indicates that these same relationships may contribute to acquiring … Read the rest
A college in South Carolina is trying to initiate some positive changes in the lives of its students while chipping away at our nation’s growing obesity problem. The current president of Coker College … Read the rest
Have you known a person who was so bitter that he never smiled? We generally say that person is “angry at the world.” Do you think … Read the rest
I’m sure you’ve heard the old adage, “the honeymoon’s over.” Obviously, it means that the initial euphoria of being in love and/or being married usually wears off or transitions into a more realistic and less idealistic relationship. Why does this … Read the rest
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