Health Blogs

There was probably a time in my life that I found gory movies more interesting than I do now. I remember the thrill of screaming along with the audience and even laughing after being shocked or ... Read More »

As a graduate student at Yale, psychological scientist and professor, Kiley Hamlin studied infants between the ages of 9 and 14 months old to define specific social preferences. She wanted to ... Read More »

Every well child care visit (AKA physical) I have with toddlers and even on up to the teenagers, I spend a few minutes discussing screen time. And with screen time, I’m referring to television ... Read More »

The teen years can be hard on everyone from the kids, male or female, to the parents. We’ve all been there and if we’re honest with ourselves we can remember feeling as if we knew everything and ... Read More »

Did you know that all that housework you do at the end of the day could be affecting your health? A study published in the Journal of Family Psychology, done by researchers at the University ... Read More »

When you hear domestic abuse, you think of bumps and bruises. But domestic abuse isn't just physical, it's also psychological. In this video, Sharecare expert ... Read More »

It’s true that many people wait until the last moment to finish up their Holiday shopping. Maybe this is because they are busy, or maybe it is simply that they have been struggling to find that ... Read More »

Horses have been employed for centuries as transport, beasts of burden, and companionship. For many years horses have been used on a very small scale for therapeutic purposes. I have witnessed equine ... Read More »

On so many levels, women and men are vastly different creatures. One important area of gender difference is chemical dependency. Women’s involvement in addiction and recovery is very different ... Read More »