Healthy Living Stories
Reap the benefits of vinotherapy like Amar’e Stoudemire without stepping foot into a spa or breaking the bank.
When accompanying students on hiking trips, a professor realized that smaller students could comfortably carry a greater backpack weight than the larger ones of similar fitness levels.
Americans keep eating foods containing ingredients banned in other countries because of health hazards.
Do you continue to have dark circles under your eyes no matter how long you sleep? Suffer from acne well past adolescence? These skin problems may indicate underlying health complications.
U2’s front man Bono reveals the mystery behind his signature tinted sunglasses for the last 20 years.
High blood pressure is one of the greatest predictors of heart attack and stroke, and a simple doctor visit can help lower the risks.
Obesity genes plague children at the ripe age of 2 and put them in danger for the rest of their little lives.
Drinking one soda each day can shorten a white blood cell's telomere, which is often linked to human lifespan.
The Transcense app facilitates conversation between you and the deaf through voice-recognition technology without any sign language necessary.
Kids who drink non-cow's milk have lower levels of vitamin D in their blood when compared with those drinking fortified cow's milk.
Men are the weaker sex when it comes to respiratory diseases because their lack of estrogen slows down their ability to clear bacteria in the lungs.
The NYPD's stop-and-frisk policing tactic is known for being overly aggressive and targeting minorities. Now, a study finds that those who were stopped developed psychological problems.