Oregon State University

Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012

 Your kid is melting down. Why it’s important to remain cool (Globe and Mail) Research consistently shows that children with elevated levels of negative emotionality during these early years have more difficulties with emotion regulation and tend to exhibit more problem behaviour when they are of school age,” lead author Shannon Lipscomb, an assistant professor

Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012

Workouts may not be the best time for snack (NY Times) Even athletes who are fast and competitive may not always need to eat during a workout. There’s no set rule on what they should eat and drink before, during and after exercise, said Melinda M. Manore, a sports nutritionist at Oregon State University who

Monday, Feb. 20, 2012

Small-scale research on Latinos and contraception is ‘one piece of a bigger puzzle’ (CNN) The diversity of America’s Latinos – in terms of national ancestry, socioeconomic status, level of acculturation, geographic region and educational levels means that there won’t be just one overarching solution for preventing unintended pregnancies. But studies like a recent one done