familymednews.com
Stationary bikes have always been pretty popular for those who prefer to work out at home or don’t have access to a gym nearby. But in the past year, the use of stationary bikes and the growth of companies like Peloton and their internet-connected stationary bikes has sky-rocketed with the number of people staying home and wanting to keep up […]
Continue reading »
Loving life with Leo! Witney Carson gave birth to her baby boy in January 2021 and has been posting pictures of the little one ever since. “After a really hard 24-hour labor and an unexpected C-section, we are all healthy and well,” the Dancing With the Stars pro captioned a black-and-white hospital photo of herself and husband Carson McAllister holding […]
Continue reading »
When you’re trying to get pregnant, the last thing you need is an unreliable pregnancy test to add to the unpredictability and stress. However, with the right ovulation and pregnancy test sticks kit, you can take a few steps closer to having a more reliable result. Whether you’re trying to conceive or you think you may be pregnant when you […]
Continue reading »
While there’s no denying that shopping for a new baby can be fun — picking out all those adorable toys, teeny-tiny clothes and super-soft blankies is basically one giant dopamine rush — there are certain purchasing decisions involved in the preparation of a newborn that are about as enjoyable and unavoidable as a diaper blowout (parents-to-be: just you wait). So […]
Continue reading »
Data from more than 17,000 teenagers show little evidence of a relationship between screen time and well-being in adolescents. The study, published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, casts doubt on the widely accepted notion that spending time online, gaming, or watching TV, especially before bedtime, can damage young people’s mental health. “Implementing best practice […]
Continue reading »
Choosing a baby name is a piece of cake, right? I mean, all you have to do is ensure it looks good, sounds good, makes sense with the time and culture you’re living in, works well with your last name — and you probably also want it to be meaningful. Right? Yeah, that’s not easy at all. But fear not: […]
Continue reading »
Not all heroes wear capes, and perhaps no one truly gets this more than 8-year-old Ella-Lorraine Brown. When Ella-Lorraine’s school held a Cultural Heroes Day, she opted to dress up like Michelle Obama during her Princeton days, back when she was Michelle Robinson. “She was really in awe of the idea that with hard work you could become anything,” explained Ella-Lorraine’s […]
Continue reading »
Cells’ metabolic needs are not uniform across the brain, researchers have learned. “Knocking out” an enzyme that regulates mitochondria, cells’ miniature power plants, specifically blocks the development of the mouse cerebellum more than the rest of the brain. The results are scheduled for publication in Science Advances. “This finding will be tremendously helpful in understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying developmental […]
Continue reading »