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Study: Plant-Based Diet Lowers Risk of Osteoporosis in Women Over 60 - Vimarsana News

Study: Plant-Based Diet Lowers Risk of Osteoporosis in Women Over 60

A study published in Osteoporosis International found that a plant-based diet is linked to a lower risk of osteoporosis among older adults, particularly women.

Reverse-Boomerang Effect: Multigenerational Households on the Rise as Parents Move in With Children - Vimarsana News

Reverse-Boomerang Effect: Multigenerational Households on the Rise as Parents Move in With Children

Study reveals that parents are moving in with their adult children for the family to pool resources for a better way of living.

Mom Livid At Finding Out Colleague's Pasta Sauce Recipe Contained Wine As She Served It While Babysitting Her 8 Y.O. Kid - Vimarsana News

Mom Livid At Finding Out Colleague's Pasta Sauce Recipe Contained Wine As She Served It While Babysitting Her 8 Y.O. Kid

Woman is furious to know coworker's pasta recipe included wine sauce as she served it while babysitting her 8 Y.O. son.

National Adoption Month from the perspective of an adoptee - Vimarsana News

National Adoption Month from the perspective of an adoptee

The importance of lifting up adoptee voices November is not just about growing out your beard, pomegranates, or even your sex life. November is also recognized as National Adoption Month, aimed to raise awareness for the need of adoptive families for youth in foster care. The roots of National Adoption Month began in 1976, when […]

People Who Live Past 105 Years Old Develop Genes That Stop DNA Damage - Vimarsana News

People Who Live Past 105 Years Old Develop Genes That Stop DNA Damage

Researchers have discovered that people who live more than 105 years likely have a special genetic background that makes their bodies more capable of repairing DNA, according to a new study.