Cara Michelle Miller
Author
Cara Michelle Miller is a freelance writer and holistic health educator. She taught at the Pacific College of Health and Science in NYC for 12 years and led communication seminars for engineering students at The Cooper Union. She now writes articles with a focus on integrative care and holistic modalities.
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Living in Their Reality: Lessons From 5 Years of Caring for Loved Ones With Dementia
One woman shares personal insights on avoiding mistakes, navigating legal hurdles, and staying calm through the chaos.
Cholesterol Could Boost Your Body’s Cancer-Fighting Abilities
Mount Sinai researchers discover cholesterol’s critical role in enhancing immune cells’ ability to detect and fight cancer.
Microplastic Found in Brain Weighs as Much as a Plastic Spoon: Study
Could microplastics be linked to health issues such as dementia?
Microplastics in Drinking Water: Small Enough to Enter Cells, Below Detection Limits
Tiny particles, pervasive problem. Drinking water contains microplastics, yet regulatory gaps leave us without clear answers on the risks and solutions.
1 in 2 Americans May Face Dementia Risk–Here’s What You Need to Know
Experts say many cases can be prevented.
Vaccines Pose Small Apnea Risk to Premature Babies, Trial Shows
Apnea is more common in hospitalized preterm infants after routine vaccinations. Is it a concern?
Antipsychotics Worsen Behavior in Nursing Home Residents, Especially Those With Dementia: Study
Up to 26 percent of nursing home residents in North America are prescribed antipsychotics, but recent research found that such drugs often add fuel to the fire.
Emoji Use May Indicate Emotional Intelligence and Attachment Style: Study Finds
Emojis are powerful tools for connection. Is ‘emoji intelligence’ the next frontier in understanding how we process emotions and navigate relationships?
High-Dose Vitamin C Doubles Pancreatic Cancer Patient Survival Rates: Clinical Trial
Life expectancy with chemotherapy alone is eight months, while adding high-dose intravenous vitamin C resulted in 16 months of survival.
Vitamin D Supplementation During Pregnancy Improves Children’s Bone Density for Years
This can potentially reduce the risk of fractures and osteoporosis later in life, but the average prenatal vitamin may not contain enough.
