Diet changes give hyperactive kids new taste for life       The results of a decade-long study conducted in the Norwegian town of Stavanger offers this simplistic option to parents with children suffering from hyperactive disorders including ADHD: Change their diet. More ... Graze anatomy There's no avoiding it: Americans have become fully entrenched in a snacking culture. But to avoid the calories, it's important to snack smart. By Jeff Schnaufer CTW Features       Like many Americans, Leslie Salmon-Zhu always is on the go — whether she's running her two children to school, helping her mother or jetting around the globe as a graphic recorder.She often finds herself eating small meals throughout the day,or grazing, to keep her energy up. More ... Look and see signs: a home safety review and checklist       Seniors and their families might want to look for the following opportunities when performing a home safety review. Examine dark pathways, corners and other areas where seniors regularly walk or read. Make sure all areas of the home have adequate lighting. Timed and motion-sensor lights out... More ... What you can do for your senior for $500 or less       Following are adaptive devices you can easily install and add to a senior's home for a combined total of about $500. Prices are approximates and may vary by vendor. 1.Raised toilet seats with arms that lock onto an existing toilet provide height and support to stand. More ... Solitary refinement Be it quiet time with a book, an hour at the spa or an afternoon at the movies, quality time minus friends or family can be rejuvenating — and a great way to de-stress and improve your efficiency. By Dawn Klingensmith CTW Features       Renee Baker is the principal viola player and personnel manager for the Chicago Sinfonietta, so her schedule is packed with practices,meetings and performances. But if her daily to-do lists are longer than most,work obligations aren't the only reason. More ... More to love Excess pounds can create more than just a physical divide between couples. Here's how to speak to your spouse without disrupting the house. By Dawn Klingensmith CTW Features       Anita Wilson of Bonita Springs, Fla., has stuck by her husband through thick and thin — and in her case, that's literal truth. Roger, her spouse, started to gain weight soon after they married.While Anita stayed slim, Roger eventually weighed in at 430 pounds. People gaped at him wherever th... More ... How to encourage an overweight partner       1. Have realistic expectations. Bear in mind that women's bodies don't bounce back after multiple pregnancies, and it's harder for people to shed pounds as they age. 2. Purge your pantry.Toss out temptations and stock up on healthier foods, including fresh fruit and popcorn. More ... August is National Children's Vision and Learning Month By Dr. S. Moshe Roth       Will this next school year be different? Will the new teacher connect with your child like no one else has ever done? Some teachers have a special talent at reaching children,but when there is an underlying vision problem, the child often continues to struggle. More ... Tips for carefully monitoring senior driving       Driver safety is an important issue for seniors.Do you know an older driver who is experiencing trouble on the road? It is important to carefully monitor the situation.Here are some tips to help you determine whether you should take steps to encourage the senior to stop driving. More ...