8 Medical Inventions Created by Nurses
Without nurses, we wouldn’t have a number of tools regularly used today in both hospitals and homes.
Without nurses, we wouldn’t have a number of tools regularly used today in both hospitals and homes.
Don't throw used medicine in the garbage.
It uses radio signals to determine your speed.
Researchers say 10 minutes of mindfulness meditation per day can reduce distracting thoughts in people with anxiety.
Scientists say each step we take sends a pulse of blood to the brain, leading to an “overall sense of wellbeing.”
A new study provides additional diagnostic information that could change the way depression is treated.
Joint hypermobility can be a natural, if weird, phenomenon, but it can also be a sign of an underlying medical condition.
For most dogs, mealtime is the highlight of their day. But for some, it can be a painful, potentially life-threatening ordeal.
Your mom was right: Spending more time chatting with friends online than in real life could be negatively affecting your health.
A study found higher levels of protective bacteria in infants who lived with cats and dogs.
The experiment is meant to mimic the experience of being weightless in space.
Enjoy barre, HIIT, and yoga classes from the comfort of your very own living room.
Of the 8700 babies in eight industrialized countries studied, those in Germany, Denmark, and Japan cried least. American babies were in the middle.
That feel-good side effect of breaking a sweat isn't imagined.
SunUp is a supplement you take before you drink that's meant to target some of the root causes of hangovers.
The clinic is the first of its kind in the U.S.
Losing weight might be about when, not what, you eat.
Songs like "Stayin' Alive" can guide your tempo when you're trying to save someone's life.
Researchers have found that taking a hot bath for an hour can burn as many calories as a half-hour walk.
It’s all about your enzymes.
Romania and Italy have been hit particularly hard.
Helping you clean up small messes since 1981, among other things.
If sorting your laundry is more than you can handle, it might be time to talk to your doctor.
The drug reversed the symptoms of type 2 diabetes in obese mice.