We all agree Mom’s support, care and unconditional love should be celebrated every day year round. However, with Mother’s Day right around the corner, why not surprise her with something made by you! Below you’ll discover some DIY ideas to surprise
By: Ben Brown Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) – Cats have always been that furry friend that provide a form of stress relief and companionship. But a new study links them to the exact opposite. Researchers from the University of Chicago have
Pucker up for new stats from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) showing that lip augmentationsurgeries are growing – and fast. ASPS recently commissioned a survey ranking Hollywood’s hottest lips – and you may be surprised to see who won. The results found the most
(Bloomington, IL) — Celebrating a wedding is an exciting time for couples and their families; however, anticipating and planning for the momentous occasion can also lead to significant bills. In 2015, the national average cost of a wedding was just under $30,000, which, according
By Danika Worthington | Cronkite News (Washington, DC) – The Food and Drug Administration announced that manufacturers can start adding folic acid to corn masa flour beginning Friday, a move long pursued by advocates who say it will curb birth defects
We all know the basics of eating healthy: cut the sugar, the carbs, the fats, eat more veggies, etc. But today, we’re here to tell you that the next time you’re at the grocery store, don’t be afraid to take
By Kaitlyn Ahrbeck | Cronkite News The number of confirmed flu cases in Arizona has increased 68 percent compared to the previous flu season, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services influenza summary report. “Right now, we are seeing
By Kendall Bartley | Cronkite News The first case of Zika virus in Arizona has been confirmed in a woman who traveled outside the country before returning to Arizona, health officials have confirmed. Arizona Department of Health Services said the
Patients often find it difficult to talk to physicians when they don’t particularly feel well. They tend to lack self-respect in these situations, failing to speak up for themselves. Naturally, this sentiment reflects upon physicians who are seen as not
Having a “gut feeling” about something might just be taking on a new, more literal, meaning. New research has presented more evidence that our thoughts and feelings could be controlled by our digestive systems rather than our minds. That could
