Find out why knowing your familys health history is important, explore basic science resources, discover how to exercise safely, and more.

Thursday, October 31, 2019

Family Health: How Twin Studies Can Help Everyone

Twin sisters standing outside of school with backpacks on.

Twins are a powerful tool for studying health and disease. They highlight why knowing your familys health history is important. (From NIH News in Health)

Basic Science Teaching Resources

A screenshot from the Scholastic Pathways website.

DiscoverPathways,resources thatprovide lessons, activities, and videos that dive into basic research. (From NIHs NIGMS)

Asthma Treatment for African American Children

A study shows that African American children with poorly controlled asthma may benefit from different asthma treatments. (From NIH Research Matters)

Exercise Safety Tips Video Playlist

Check out these videos about how to stay safe during exercise and physical activity. (From NIHs NIA)

Special Issue Healthy Eating Now in Spanish

Halloween themed snacks made out of vegetables.

Collections of popular stories from past issues about healthy eating that have been reviewed and updated. (From NIH News in Health)

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