7 No-Sweat Ways to Sneak in Physical Activity at Work
No goofy treadmill desk required.
No goofy treadmill desk required.
This new feature could cut down on Taser-related deaths.
Talk about motivation to visit the library.
Not all bike paths are created equal.
The proposed bill comes in the wake of several recent child hospitalizations.
A study of arthritic mice finds that the body suppresses inflammation at night.
A small study of young couples found that people who got a little extra sleep were happier with their relationships the next day.
A study of 60 kids on Amish and Hutterite farms found a “whopping disparity” in asthma between the two groups despite their similar genetic backgrounds, lifestyles and customs.
Short answer: Riding in a car can may make your brain think you’ve been poisoned, and reading makes it worse.
For some patients, small differences in generic drugs can be a big deal.
Outbreaks of infectious disease are, by their very nature, difficult to predict, but we do have some ways to figure out what may be coming next.
The same type of antibodies that cause illnesses like multiple sclerosis and lupus may also lead to a longer life.
The Center for Science in Public Interest just released its annual list of the least healthy meals on the menu at chain restaurants.
Maryland, Nevada, and Washington are first on the list.
U.S. News ranks Minnesota's Mayo Clinic as the best hospital in the country.
But your dentist will probably still chastise you for skipping it.
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There are plenty of easy strategies for combating most forms of motion sickness.
Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory recently identified 31 harmful chemicals in e-cigarette vapor, including two probable carcinogens.
Researchers say these gases “affect our brain, mind, and behavior.”
The app is currently available on the iOS platform and forthcoming for Android in August.
Roach "milk" crystals are one of the most nutrient-rich substances on Earth.
A survey of older adults found that couples with similar drinking habits reported less trouble in their marriages.
Ordering meals in advance could help people make healthier meal choices.