Meditation works and the trick is to know how to do it.

An expert recommends doing long duration but low-intensity exercise, such as running, cycling and swimming, to lose belly fat.

Anorexia nervosa is a condition where people go to extreme lengths just to lose weight. Here are some of its symptoms as well as the food rituals they usually do.

Per a news release, a group of scientists who did an extended stay in Antarctica experienced a slight shrinking of their brains' hippocampus.

From lower risk of depression, anxiety to better gut health, read on to know how the food you eat could affect your mental health.

In one of the most unexpected comebacks of the scientific and medical world, a once-shelved Alzheimer’s drug is given a new lease on life since new data shows that it may be effective after all.

Findings from a new study could help more women to overcome breast cancer.

A new product promises to make sex during menstruation less of a mess.

Researchers discovered hundreds of genes that could be connected with autism spectrum disorder.

Veterans did not respond well to Donald Trump's comments on PTSD, a common mental health disorder many soldiers face.

The WHO wants countries to start taxing sugary drinks, and use the revenue to fight health problems sugar may worsen.

Here's what the presidential candidates have said on the controversial topic of abortion and reproductive rights.

A new study suggests regular exercise can reduce the risk of prostate cancer.

Researchers found that women who frequently use permanent hair dye or chemical hair straighteners are more likely to develop breast cancer. 

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe recently had its first two intimate encounters with the Sun, witnessing floating magnetic islands, showers of charged particles and rogue plasma waves in the process.

Have a craving for human brains this Halloween? We don't suggest eating them.

Throughout history, people have attributed scary looking and unfamiliar illnesses to dark forces, including witches and demons.

People are generally aware of the most common causes of hallucinations, like schizophrenia and a really high fever. But lesser known are the more rare causes; here are six you probably haven't heard about.