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by Brewing America | May 14, 2021 | All, Health, mental health, PTSD, science, TX Lege, Veterans | 0 |
On the day it opened in early May, Field Trip Health’s therapeutic facility in Houston’s uptown neighborhood looked a little like a high-end strip-mall spa. Dressed in a floral shirt, Matt Emmer, the company’s director of...
Read Moreby Brewing America | May 11, 2021 | All, Health, Industry, research, science, University of Granada | 0 |
New research suggests that the coffee consumption might be used as a tool to maximize fat-burning during aerobic exercise. Researchers based at the University of Granada in Spain found...
Read Moreby Brewing America | May 6, 2021 | All, coronavirus, COVID-19, Health, Medicine | 0 |
Every day when I look at the two-inch gashes in my kitchen counter, I remember my fight with the coconut. I had been stuck in the quicksand of a prolonged recovery from COVID-19; I was a “long hauler.” Although I was doing...
Read MoreHeather Simpson dressed up as measles for Halloween in 2019 because it was, as she told her growing following on social media, the “least scary thing I could think of.” The Dallas mom was then a full-fledged anti-vaccine...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Apr 30, 2021 | All, cardiology, Elina Hyppönen, epidemiology, Health, Industry, Mendelian randomization, research, science, UK Biobank, University of South Australia | 0 |
Researchers at the University of South Australia have concluded that two important markers of cardio health — blood pressure and heart rate — may affect how much coffee people...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Apr 28, 2021 | All, Border & Immigration, coronavirus, Health, Hidalgo County, Migrant Workers, Undocumented immigrants | 0 |
In late March, the sun smoldered on the onion fields outside the city of Edinburg, fewer than twenty miles north of the United States–Mexico border. Dozens of migrant workers and their families partook in the annual...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Apr 24, 2021 | All, COVID-19, Health, Mexico, News, Politics & Policy, Vaccines | 0 |
The small, four-passenger jet took off from Tampico, Mexico, on a recent morning in mid-April and headed north, crossing the border and landing in McAllen four hours later. Inside the plane, a 51-year-old businesswoman from one...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Apr 9, 2021 | All, biotechnology, Business, coronavirus, Health, Medicine, science, texas a&m, Vaccines | 0 |
When a winter storm and a mismanaged power grid hobbled much of Texas in mid-February, Thomas Page and his team couldn’t afford to shelter at home. For seven months they’d been working around the clock to make the key ingredient...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Mar 5, 2021 | All, Black Oak Coffee, caffeine, calories, Columns, Health, kale | 0 |
How many calories are in a cup of black coffee? The short answers are: either about 5 or about negative 100, depending on how you drink down the science. You may…
Read Moreby Brewing America | Feb 15, 2021 | All, coronavirus, COVID-19, Health, science, University of Texas at Austin | 0 |
In January, after the COVID-19 vaccines began rolling out across the country, experts quickly began to notice problems. In many places, the process for distributing the vaccines was haphazard; essential workers and others who...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Feb 13, 2021 | All, coronavirus, Health, News, Pandemic, san antonio | 0 |
Last March, Michelle Paris’s sixteen-year-old son came down with a fever, a cough, and a rash. The coronavirus had just begun reshaping American life, and Paris knew her boy was experiencing symptoms associated with COVID-19,...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Feb 9, 2021 | All, American Heart Association, cardiology, David P. Kao, Health, heart disease, Industry, Penn State University, Penny M. Kris-Etherton, research, United States | 0 |
A meta-analysis just published in a journal of the American Heart Association has found that drinking one or more cups of caffeinated coffee per day was associated with a...
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