9 Ways to Sneak Physical Activity Into Your Daily Routine
Make the most of your limited hours with these creative fitness tips.
Make the most of your limited hours with these creative fitness tips.
A large, representative study of American women finds that 84 percent do some landscaping down there, and 40 percent of them do it before they go to the doctor.
Stretching the time spent in your workout clothes might be doing more harm to your health than good.
This is quite a raw deal.
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Researchers say they’ve found biological markers of the illness in the gut bacteria and blood of people with SEID.
Researchers analyzing subway cars and ticket machines were surprised to find low numbers of harmful microbes.
Researchers found that isoprene, a chemical commonly found in human breath, increased sharply during hypoglycemic episodes.
A study of more than 1500 Australians concluded that 30 minutes was the minimum dose required to reap the health benefits of time in nature.
A large study found that women with higher levels of inflammation reported more severe pain, bloating, and mood swings.
Data collected over a 32-year span has revealed some alarming consequences of working more than 60 hours a week.
When you really need a locksmith, you won't want to waste time looking for one.
Don't let your lunch hour go to waste.
Scientists say most common beliefs about vitamin D are unsupported by research.
Don't let their looks fool you.
A new study suggests a link between aerobic exercise and learning.
Where to move if walking is your preferred mode of transportation.
Real dermatology advice, we swear.
A red light could slow down your eating habits.
Roughly 6.8 million people donate blood each year, but when you needle up for the American Red Cross, where does al the blood go?
Infants need up to 16 hours of sleep a day.
Are you one of them?
It appears to have fewer side effects than chemotherapy and other drugs, and lower likelihood of tumor regrowth.
Patients in the experiment averaged four triggers apiece, but each person’s triggers were unique.