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Practice what you preach. Suit your actions to your words. Walk the talk. Hypocrisy is ingrained as a moral failing for most adults, but when do children learn to make the same distinction? According to a new study from University of Chicago psychologists, the shift seems to happen early in elementary school. The researchers discovered that children who were at […]
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In an article in Brain, researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) and elsewhere report which brain regions must be intact in stroke survivors with aphasia if they are to perform well in a speech entrainment session, successfully following along with another speaker. Aphasia is the inability to speak, write or understand spoken or written language. One of […]
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Double the love! While Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are arguably the most famous set of twins, there is a brood of young celebrity twins who one day could eclipse them, especially Beyoncé and Jay Z‘s set. From Neil Patrick Harris to Angelina Jolie, scroll down to see more celebs who are mom and dad to a multitude of multiples. For […]
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It’s a boy for Bode and Morgan Miller — times two! The athletes welcomed twin sons on Friday, Nov. 8, they revealed Tuesday during a call-in to the Today show, sharing the boys’ adorable first photos. “They finally arrived! They had us waiting and waiting and waiting, driving Morgan crazy,” the proud dad, 42, told the show’s co-anchors during their call. “She […]
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Hello from Maren Morris‘ baby boy! The 29-year-old country music star shared a sonogram video with fans on Twitter and Instagram on Monday, showing off her baby boy giving his parents a wave. “I got a wave today,” the “My Church” singer wrote alongside the short clip. Morris and husband Ryan Hurd announced they are expecting their first child last […]
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Caring for a patient with sepsis requires walking a treatment tightrope. Clinicians must identify the pathogen that is causing a patient’s infection, carefully monitor the patient’s response to antibiotics and supportive measures and race against the clock to prevent potential organ failure and death. Most of the time, physicians can control the infection itself. What ultimately leads to multi-organ system […]
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Brett Young has already learned that when it comes to being a parent, sometimes you have to follow your gut and ignore what other people have to say. A little over two weeks after the 38-year-old country singer and his wife Taylor welcomed daughter Presley Elizabeth, Young revealed the worst piece of advice he has been given about fatherhood thus […]
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One recent study found that opioid overdose victims who suffer cardiac arrest are distinctly different from other cardiac arrest patients, yet they may be more likely than others to survive long enough to be admitted to a hospital, according to preliminary research to be presented at the American Heart Association’s Resuscitation Science Symposium 2019—November 16-17 in Philadelphia. “Cardiac arrests due […]
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This past summer, Alex Morgan and the U.S. Women’s National Team made headlines when they won the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Now, she’s in the spotlight for a very different, but equally inspiring reason. In October, the soccer champion and her husband, Major League Soccer player Servando Carrasco, announced that they are expecting their first child. Still, even with […]
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Scientists funded by the National Institutes of Health have developed an investigational vaccine that protected cynomolgus macaques against four types of hemorrhagic fever viruses endemic to overlapping regions in Africa. The University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston and Profectus BioSciences of New York are developing and testing the candidate quadrivalent VesiculoVax vaccine, with support from NIH’s National Institute of […]
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