Archive of: Health Brief and NAPC

	Title	Issue
	Sports and Music: A Winning Combination Listening to music we personally love, no matter the genre, makes exercising feel easier and propels us more easily into “the zone”.	June 2013
	Resveratrol Can Aid Prostate Cancer Treatment The heart-boosting compound found in grape skins and red wine makes prostate tumor cells more susceptible to being zapped by radiation.	June 2013
	Flavonoids Protect Men Against Parkinson’s Men regularly consuming flavonoid-rich foods such as apples, red wine, berries and teas cut their risk of Parkinson’s by 40 percent, reports the journal Neurology.	June 2013
	Don’t Worry, Be Healthy Looking on the bright side can slash the risk of cardiovascular troubles in half, Harvard researchers have found.	June 2013
	Grilled Food Might Make Us Fat Mount Sinai doctors have found that a common compound in meats and poultry barbecued at high temperatures can bring on tummy fat, insulin resistance and Type 2 diabetes.	June 2013
	Sugary Drinks Linked to Heart Disease Men that drink a mere 12 ounces of sugary soda a day increase their risk of deadly cardiovascular disease by a fifth. Diet versions aren’t so healthy, either.	June 2013
	Breaks from Email Boost Focus and Performance Periodically removing email from workers’ lives removes stress, helps them stay on task and even keeps them moving about physically, researchers say.	June 2013
	Fruits and Veggies Can Help Us Kick Butts Smokers trying to kick the habit were a whopping three times as likely to be cigarette-free after 14 months if they ate lots of produce.	June 2013
	Garlic May Help Alleviate Cystic Fibrosis Crushed garlic releases powerful natural antibiotic compounds that may help damp down a process that destroys lung tissue in young cystic fibrosis patients.	June 2013
	A Father’s Love is Critical Worldwide, a father’s love contributes just as much, if not more, to a child’s development than a mother’s love.	June 2013