Learn how to create your own medical family tree! The more we learn about our personal DNA and genetics, the more power we have to boost our chances of a long and healthy lifespan. We all know that our family history can increase our risk of issues such as diabetes, heart disease, or certain cancers,… Read More »
Little Akila has no idea she’s been sold. But she doesn’t have a choice anyway — her family is starving. They are among thousands struggling through the drought devastating Afghanistan, which is forcing more families from their homes than the war has. Akila is being sold to a man with a 10-year-old boy for $ 3,000.… Read More »
Did you grow up in a large family with several siblings? You may remember a lot of chaos, jockeying for your parents’ attention, and complaints about wearing hand-me-downs, but there was probably a lot of love and companionship as well. While that somewhat crowded upbringing might have taught you some questionable life skills—such as eating… Read More »
By Robert Preidt HealthDay Reporter TUESDAY, Oct. 16, 2018 (HealthDay News) — If you come from a large family, you may have a lower risk of cancer, a new study suggests. Researchers analyzed data from 178 countries and found that people from larger families were less likely to get cancer than those from smaller families.… Read More »
Dependancy is often named as a risk to the familyâs bond. When one of the family members members is battling with alcohol or drug enslavement, the remaining users are afflicted. To know that your beloved one is entrapped in a dim space of material abuse and addiction, there is a chain response to your portion… Read More »