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New Pioneering Book “Sugarproof” Empowers Families to Identify Hidden Sugars, Understand the Risks of Added Sugars in Infants & Children and Right-Size Sugar Intake. For the recently-released book, SUGARPROOF: The Hidden Dangers of Sugar That Are Putting Your Child’s Health at Risk and What You Can Do (Avery/Penguin Random House), Dr. Michael Goran, Ph.D., professor of pediatrics at the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, co-director of the USC Diabetes and Obesity Research Institute, expert in childhood nutrition, teams up with co-author Dr. Emily...

As a parent, you are faced with various responsibilities on a daily basis and beyond. Ensuring the safety of your children and other loved ones is crucial and has been a hot topic for many throughout the last twelve months. While we are more aware than ever that there are silent and invisible enemies out there, as a parent, there are things that you can do to protect your loved ones and ensure they can access appropriate care where necessary. None more so...

Through technology, the face of healthcare and the medical system is changing drastically. Every part of the medical industry is trying to help healthcare become more technologically driven. So that the advancement in this sector can also flourish. The biggest technology drivers currently in healthcare are AI (Artificial intelligence), IoT (Internet of Things), and other industrial revolution fields. Their effect was experienced differently than we may have anticipated at the beginning of the year. With...

Muslims around the world are observing Ramadan and the annual fast that comes with it. For those not familiar with Islamic traditions, this is when Muslims abstain from food and water during sunlight hours. This means that followers of Islam will wake early in the morning to eat breakfast, otherwise known as suhoor, before dawn and then wait until after sunset for the evening meal, known as iftar. For anyone, this can be challenging and,...

Most can agree that during the last few years, and especially throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, cell phones have become our best friends. New surveys show that the coronavirus pandemic has increased device usage, with 70 percent of responding internet users worldwide claiming that they are using their smartphones or mobile phones more as a direct result of the outbreak. From communicating afar via text message with family and friends to shifting to working remotely, cell...