Opinion Stories
People in the "Blue Zones," noted for their longevity, have common lifestyle characteristics. Here are tips to help you live for a century.
Look around at your family, friends and acquaintances: It seems like most people get cancer at some point, right? Here's what the science says.
When the challenge is emotional instability, here are some steps you can take to help yourself get through a bad patch.
There are many ways to damage your brain. Sneezing isn't one of them — no matter what you may have read on the web.
People with mental strength know how to delay gratification to achieve larger goals.
Eggs are a good choice for your first meal of the day, regardless of what time you eat it.
Skipping breakfast has a reputation for slowing your metabolism and causing you to gain weight, but some health professionals recommend intermittent fasting as a means of staying healthy.
Computers may be necessary for our jobs, but staring at them for long hours can hurt our eyes. Here's how to combat the strain.
New Year's resolutions are famous for being dropped quickly; here are some tips to help you lay out goals you can keep.
A family member reveals what he has observed about psychopaths' emotions and how they relate to others.
The "will to live" is often touted as a deciding factor in whether a patient overcomes a disease; a former intensive care doctor weighs in on the debate.
These products can help brighten skin and correct your complexion, including the dark patches left by acne.