Blood laboratory work is often an important part of assessing and diagnosing your current health issues. But more than just identifying current disease states, laboratory tests can be used preventively to identify sub-clinical diseases hidden from normal view that represent
Read MoreI am happy to report that this month’s restaurants are both on my list to visit again. One has a Portuguese/Mediterranean menu, and the other a local, seasonal focus. Taste After having heard so many positive things about this restaurant, I
Read MoreA lot can be said for enthusiasm, hard work and determination, but for organizations to reach their true potential, there is a strong need for coordinated leadership. That’s often not an issue when we’re talking about a single company, but
Read MoreIn last week’s NY Times article, Ritalin Gone Wrong, Dr. L. Alan Sroufe argued against the use of stimulants for treating ADHD, stating that a child’s environment is the cause of ADHD symptoms. He asserted that the current research trend
Read MoreDoes your child have good ideas but struggle to get them down on paper? Do you frequently return to your child’s school to retrieve forgotten homework assignments? Have you ever been alarmed to discover your child has an untouched long-term
Read MoreThe concept of “social media” has been around long enough that one would think we’d be about ready to just include it under the larger umbrella of communications or marketing. After all, there are individuals and businesses that have been
Read MoreAlthough it uses the same space that last year housed the Community Markets’ managed indoor farmers’ market, this new collaboration between Boys and Girls Club, John Boy’s Farm, and Slow Food MetroNorth bears little resemblance to its predecessor. While you will find
Read MoreWith the full Oscar nominee list just out, you may be glancing over it wondering whether some of the movies you missed are worth checking out on DVD or OnDemand via your cable channel. For instance, if you’re a guy,
Read MoreI received a call recently from an otherwise joyous new mom, who was confused and upset by intense episodes of crying during the onset of breastfeeding. She had no name for what she was experiencing and found her symptoms odd.
Read MoreIn folklore, the “witching hour” is the time of night when supernatural activity is high. For parents of newborns, it’s the time of day they wish they had supernatural calming powers. During the witching hour, babies display colicky symptoms like
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