Some foods are good and some foods are bad, right? It honestly sounds like a fact at this point — we label some foods good, and some foods bad. We’ve heard food labeled in this way from health practitioners, social media influencers, parents, friends, and coworkers alike. While they may be well-intentioned in their statements… Read More »
Are you trying to stop binge eating? By developing a balanced relationship with food, you can stop binge eating and experience more ease around food. Binge eating is the most common eating disorder in America. Research shows that 1.25% of women and .42% of men have Binge Eating Disorders. Because of this, many of our… Read More »
With the delta variant surging in the United States just as the school year begins, parents are wondering — and worried — about the threat to children. To address their fears, Marc Lipsitch, an epidemiologist and director of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health’s Center for Communicable Disease Dynamics, answered questions from journalist… Read More »
Even though I completed residency almost 15 years ago, it is easy to remember the dread I experienced before taking hospital call. The sinking feeling in my stomach as the call date loomed near, the hypervigilance and terror every time my beeper went off in the middle of the night, the fear of imagined catastrophes… Read More »
Anybody else unconsciously start putting away all their white clothing as soon as the beginning of September rolls around the corner? Yeah, weird right? For far *too* long, we’ve been strictly told that the color was absolutely forbidden to wear after Labor Day because of who-even-knows-what reason. But because its been such a universal social… Read More »