Healthy Living
Treating mental illness during pregnancy
In the U.S., the prevailing attitude about pregnancy is baby first. Unfortunately, for women with mental illness, this often means… Read More ›
45% of American adults doubt vaccine safety, according to survey
A recent online survey of more than 2,000 U.S. adults, conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of the American… Read More ›
Poll: Women 35+ would have attempted pregnancy sooner with better grasp of age-related infertility
Americans appear overly optimistic about their fertility based on results of a survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of the American Osteopathic Association.
More kids have sleep disorders than you might think
Sleep problems don’t just happen to adults.
In fact, children are grossly underdiagnosed for sleep-disordered breathing (SDB), which includes obstructive sleep… Read More ›
Transgender youth: A parents’ guide to helping their child transition
Since a very young age your son has played dress-up in his sister’s clothes. He always preferred playing with girls… Read More ›
Water safety: Drowning prevention strategies that could save a life
When a powerful riptide swept away six members of a Florida family plus four other swimmers, beach goers formed a… Read More ›
Overcoming a ‘pseudo pregnancy’: Blighted ovums can cause miscarriage
Suffering the loss of a child is difficult enough, but learning there was never an embryo can cause women an… Read More ›
OMT helps reduce musculoskeletal pain during pregnancy
Despite how common it is for pregnant women to experience musculoskeletal pain during their pregnancy, one study suggests that the… Read More ›
Would you allow your children to play sports given the risk of concussion?
Parents are sharply divided on whether to allow their children to play sports due to concussion concerns.
A Harris Poll survey… Read More ›
Survival Guide for New Moms: The First Three Months
The first three months of a baby’s life, often dubbed the fourth trimester, can be challenging for new mothers. Just as your… Read More ›