Articles By Erica Robinson
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Repetitive Sexual Assault's Major Consequences
The psychological impact of victims of repetitive sexual assault is more severe than previously thought. A new study explains the correlation between sexual victimization and the consequences of the sexual violence. -
Healthy Food Makes For A Healthy Pregnancy
A new study proves that eating junk food prior to pregnancy could increase the baby's chances of being born preterm. -
New Test May Soon Tell Whether You Have Alzheimer's, Or You're Just Getting Old
A new ground breaking cognitive test is making it easier to determine who has Alzheimer's and who is just experiencing typical memory loss from aging. -
Portland Residents' Water Now Free Of E. Coli
The Boiling Alert was removed after health departments found there was no E. coli or coliforms left in local water. -
Children With Type 1 Diabetes May Suffer Memory Loss
A new study on type 1 diabetes may alarm parents. Results suggest that some newly diagnosed children may experience brain damage for up to a few months later. -
The Not So Clean Truth About Urine
Once believed to be sterile, new studies prove urine is not free from bacteria. Researchers are linking bacteria in urine to overactive bladder. -
This Vitamin May Help Babies Of Pregnant Smokers Breathe Better
A new study reveals that Vitamin C can help lung functioning of newborn babies born to smoking mothers. Results show that the Vitamin C decreased effects of nicotine. -
As Summer Approaches, Watch Out For What's In The Water
Doing something as easy as not swallowing water can prevent you from getting sick, as it may contain pathogens capable of mild to deadly infections. -
A Sleepy Child May Become An Obese Child
Any child who is not getting enough sleep is increasing his or her risk for childhood obesity. -
Swimming for Survival: Black Children At Higher Risk Of Drowning
New research reveals alarming statistics about black children and drowning. Swimming lessons are considered a lifeline for minorities, who are less likely to learn how to swim.
