Many families look forward to dining out as a way of both lessening parent and caregiver workload while also engineering an often rare opportunity for… Read more »
In their recent systematic review published in BMC Public Health, Barnish and colleagues bring together a wide range of data to give the most… Read more »
India's Ganges river is one of the world's most polluted bodies of water. A promise to clean India's holiest river was made by… Read more »
A study published today in BMC Public Health finds that vitamin D deficiency is highly prevalent across multiple professions,… Read more »
June 20th is World Refugee day, designed to bring attention to the large number of people displaced from their homes by violence.… Read more »
Findings in a recent study published in BMC Public Health indicate that owning a dog could help older people meet recommended… Read more »
Thinking back to one's teenage life, the first thing that pops to mind might be drinking games, downing shots, or even spending… Read more »
Published today in BMC Public Health, a new study examines the evidence on the association between fetal and infant Chinese… Read more »
Could greener urban environments benefit our mental wellbeing? New research published in BMC Public Health explores this effect by… Read more »
The unintentional drowning rate in Finland is a cause for concern – it is significantly greater than that in most Western… Read more »