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Deadly Tornadoes Have Skyrocketed in the U.S. 2011...Why and What Lies Ahead?

Tornadoes have been in the news a lot of late and for good reason. The U.S. is unfortunately experiencing one of its worst years for killer twisters. The reason why is interesting and was actually predicted by weather forecaster Joe Bastardi earlier this spring in numerous news outlets that

More Americans Are Doing This and It's Not As Safe As It May Seem

New Year Resolutions to Help Sober Up our "High Society"

Substance abuse is a gigantic problem and affects all of us. And, all of us can do something to help reduce the problem. The following "New Year Resolutions" are offered by Joseph A. Califano, Jr. (photo below). He is founding Chairman of the Board and President of The

Many Health Care Workers Choose Not to Get Flu Vaccine

Dr. Oz Got the Swine Flu Vaccine

Update March 2, 2010: Last October, in the article below, I warned folks that some prominent doctors weren't having their loved ones vaccinated. Now comes data showing that after surging in the early fall, the number of flu cases during the winter has been far below prior years.

Ten Tips for Optimizing Your Brain Health

The Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Research Foundation at The Rockefeller University compiled the following list of tips to keep your brain at its best. 1. Stay Mentally Challenged. Seniors who engage in reading books or newspapers, doing crossword puzzles and word or card games, or who attend adult

Studies Link Concussions to Long-Term Brain Diseases

60 Minutes recently highlighted a University of North Carolina study of retired NFL players which found a major correlation between concussions and the onset of dementia and depression. This comes on the heels of a recently released National Football League commissioned phone survey of 1,000 retired players, a study