Health
A Little Fat, Sugar OK for Kids If Diet Is Healthy: Study
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Skin Patch Shows Promise in Easing Peanut Allergy
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Face of Defense: Cancer Diagnosis Helps U.S. Airman Find Balance
Air Force Senior Master Sgt. Daphne Soto never meets a stranger, because each encounter opens a door to a potential new friend or to someone who just needs to talk. And she'll keep the door open for both.
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Narcotic Painkiller Use Tied to Higher Risk for Depression
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Ebola containment strategy succeeding in Liberia
CDC RITE team members ride in a dugout canoe during their journey to Geleyansiesu, Liberia, a rural village with reported Ebola cases.
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U.S. Troops Fighting Ebola Faced Bigger Enemies: Themselves and the Environment
Army Col. Jim Czarnik, Command Surgeon for US. Army Africa, speaks with local Liberia news representatives about how the mobile testing lab runs and what steps to take to protect against Ebola. The mobile testing lab has changed the wait time for positive or negative results on Ebola from days into hours.
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Mouse Study Explores Secrets of Marijuana 'Munchies'
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First 'Epigenomes' Map Highlights How Genes Spur Health, Disease
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Study Questions Benefits of Treadmill Desks
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Stillbirth may increase women’s long term risk for depression
Women who deliver a stillbirth — but who have no history of depression — may be at a higher risk for long-lasting depression, conclude researchers funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The depression may last beyond the six months most people require to recover from a major loss and persist for as long as 36 months.
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Human Rights
Fostering a More Humane World: The 28th Eurasian Economic Summi
Conscience, Hope, and Action: Keys to Global Peace and Sustainability
Puppet Show I International Friendship Day 2020