Healthy Living Stories
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Drinking Moderately Linked To Cognitive Decline
According to an observational study, even moderate drinking contributes to cognitive decline. -
Women Could Live Longer And Better With Improved Diet, Study Suggests
Women tend to live longer than men. New research suggests that they can live better, too. -
High-Fat Diet Worsens Alzheimer's Disease: Study
A new study suggests that eating a high-fat Western diet can speed up cognitive decline in people with Alzheimer's. -
Children's Unhealthy Food Choices Related To Negative Emotion, Study Shows
According to a new study, negative emotions affect children's eating habits. -
An Avocado A Day Keeps Bad Cholesterol At Bay: Study
Can avocado help reduce bad cholesterol? One new study says so. -
This Fat-Burning Molecule Could Help Fight Obesity
Researchers have recently identified a fat-burning molecule that may be the key to a new obesity treatment. -
Sprinkling Salt In Your Meals May Shorten Your Lifespan, Study Finds
People who always add salt to their meals may have a shorter lifespan. -
Intense Exercise 'Can't Outrun' Poor Diet Choices, Study Reveals
A study found that intense exercise isn't that effective in counteracting a poor diet. -
Diet Or Exercise? You Need Both To Reduce Mortality Risk, Study Claims
"Adhering to both quality diet and sufficient physical activity is important for optimally reducing the risk of mortality from all causes, CVD and PDAR cancers," the researchers noted. -
Two Weeks of Healthy Eating: The Amazing Effects on Your Body and Mind
Whether you’re trying to lose weight or not, it’s important to eat healthily to boost your energy, protect yourself from health problems and diseases, and live a longer life. Here's how you can do... -
Look Good, Feel Good, But Are You Really Good (Healthy)?
Labcorp OnDemand is a digital experience that enables you to purchase popular diagnostic tests to help answer common health questions without needing to visit a doctor. -
Feeling 'Hangry' Is Normal, New Study Reveals
According to new research, the combination of hungry and angry - otherwise known as "hangry" - is indeed real.