Hyper-parents can make college aged children depressed-study

Students take their seats for the diploma ceremony at Harvard University in CambridgeLONDON (Reuters) – Turbo-charged parents still running their university-aged children's schedules, laundry and vacations could be doing more harm than good with a study on Wednesday showing these students were more likely to be depressed and dissatisfied with life. Researcher Holly Schiffrin from the University of Mary Washington in Virginia found so-called helicopter parenting negatively affected college students by undermining their need to feel autonomous and competent. …

U.S. health advocates seek safe sugar limits for drinks

(Reuters) – Anti-obesity advocates who want to curb Americans’ sugar habit on Wednesday asked the government to set a safe level for added sugars in soda and other beverages. The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), which is leading the regulatory push, has urged the government to take actions to reduce Americans’ sugar consumption since the 1970s. …

Tips to Improving Your Memory

Katie’s Take It’s Monday morning, and the day begins with a moment of panic. “Where are my keys?” As the search begins, the clock is ticking and you’re already late for work. After turning over pillows, opening drawers and even checking the trash can, you…

Colin Hoobler: Exercise can enhance back surgery recovery

Research on the effectiveness of physical therapy after lumbar fusion is slim, with various protocols used at different times post-surgery. One consistent treatment is exercise , because it can help patients regain lost muscle strength, coordination and endurance while improving flexibility in key areas like the hamstrings, thighs and glutes.

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