How Mom & Dad's Fights Can Stunt Kids' Brains
Arguments between Mom and Dad can alter the stress responses of children, new research finds, possibly resulting in kids who lag behind their peers in problem solving. Full story
U.S. irregular heartbeat treatment inadequate: study
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A significant number of U.S. patients with irregular heart rhythms do not receive adequate therapy, according to a new study of treatment practices for atrial fibrillation. Full story
Hot Health Tech of CES 2013
From earbuds that monitor your heart rate to forks that follow your every bite, some inventive new health technologies were introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2013 in Las Vegas this week. Full story
Scanadu Scout Hands-on: A Tricorder in Every Pocket
Look out, Dr. McCoy! By the end of next year, consumers will be able to pick up the Scanadu SCOUT, a small $150 palm-sized device, which will scan your vitals in less than a minute, and give you a diagnosis on your smartphone. Full story
The key to calming down: crafting
Upcycler Danny Seo shows how crafting helps drop blood pressure levels, lower your heart rate, and help you find the key to being calm by sewing a towel bath mat, making Halloween candleholders, recycled wax luminaries and more.
Smiling may lower your heart rate
Next time you're stuck in traffic, quell your road rage by flashing a quick smile. Full story
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Could you be taking better care of yourself?
Do you check your heart rate? Are you getting enough exercise? Dr. Orly Avitzur sheds light on Americans’ health and gives viewers tips to help them achieve their healthiest numbers.
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