Are you so distinguishable that you can easily be picked out of a crowd? To a mosquito, the answer is yes. In a recent article, National Geographic examined new research from Johns Hopkins that proves that, even with multiple sources of odor, mosquitoes really do seem to prefer some people Read more…
In this edition we discuss the Family Glitch and whether you’ve been affected, the dangers of sitting, important tax information, it’s not too late to sign up for vision insurance, the teen mental health crisis, Your Health Idaho celebrating 10 years, the end of the Public Health Emergency and what Read more…
During December especially, when you’re giving and receiving gifts for children, think about the child’s age, skill level, and developmental abilities. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) requires testing of toys by independent labs and some of the most stringent toy standards in the world. Still, in 2021 there Read more…
Feeling a little stressed with the upcoming holidays, work, and family? There’s a growing body of evidence supporting the theory that getting outside can have a beneficial effect on our overworked bodies and minds. A recent study published in the journal Science, found that spending a little time in nature, Read more…
Are you one of the 70 million Americans who struggles with chronic sleep problems? Have you ever tried one of the more than 2,500 meditation apps on the internet? The goal of many of them is to promote relaxation that reduces anxiety and leads to easier, more restful sleep. Lots Read more…