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Life-Line: Healthful Habits Made Simple

Gaining familiarity with the psychological underpinnings of hurdles encountered when making lifestyle changes, and modifying these behavioral strategies to improve adherence and attain goals

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How Drug Laws and a Broken Public Defender System are Leading to Injustice Against Minorities

Institutional racism in the aftermath of the Rodney King beating

Mayor Bloomberg continues to use the regulatory arm of the government to promote health despite critics sounding off.

Bloomberg ratchets up war on obesity: Proposes ban on soda

Nearly half of all states now allow surveillance cameras to capture red light runners. These “ticketing machines” may actually increase the rate of accidents.

Red Light Cameras: Increasing Safety or Profits?

In an era of fad diets, the only one that has stood the test of time is the Mediterranean Diet. Defying everything we have become accustomed to, the diet is essentially a way of life, stressing the fresh, natural, and active.

The Mediterranean Diet: The Secret to a Longer, Healthier, and Fuller Life

There was a time when college degrees were held in high esteem; today, they may actually be more of a liability than an asset.

Why employers are telling many new college graduates they are not welcome

America is one of the most overworked countries in the developed world. Our obsession with work is contrived from cultural expectations and laws that are acting as barriers to a healthy social life, happiness, and physical health.

A Nation Overworked: Abandoning Happiness and Health for Paychecks: PART 1

Pain at the pump may actually be a blessing. Maybe now we will venture to try alternate modes of transportation that could improve our health, productivity, air quality, and save us money.

Active Transport (Part 2): Walking and biking counter high gas prices and ...

Pain at the pump may actually be a blessing. Maybe now we will venture to try alternate, modes of transportation that could improve our health, productivity, and air quality.

Active Transport (Part 1): Walking and biking counter high gas prices and ...

The government’s “anti-smoking campaign” follows a troubling trend of making fear laden messages the key component of health campaigns.

Graphic Cigarette Labels: A Step Backwards in Combating Nicotine Addiction

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