Are you ready for the cold dark days that come with Daylight Saving Time? Prepare for winter skin before turning your clock back on Sunday.
New research suggests that skipping dinner helps you burn more fat in the evening and may even help with weight loss.
The main ingredient in aspirin, salicin, is the oldest pain reliever in history, but it took time and science before it became the drug we recognize today.
Vitality Stories
Whether it's the risk of heart attack, deficiencies of nutrients, or thyroid function, your hands can provide a variety of clues about your health.
Maintaining a heart-friendly lifestyle is the key to reducing the risk of stroke, but here are a few other ways suggested by studies that may surprise you.
How long has it been since you replaced your pillow? Most of us forget about it, but what we rest our head on each night can affect us more than we would expect.
Findings from a large British study have revealed certain food groups and nutrients that may be linked to an early or delayed start of menopause.
Studies have shown that many people continue to make common mistakes with their contact lenses. Here are five of them that you should avoid.
Researchers from Harvard quantified the impact of a healthy lifestyle using nearly 30 years of data. Here are the habits that will add years to your life.
From curing a cold to avoiding frozen forms, here are some of the myths and misconceptions that have been related to fruit consumption.
Apart from avoiding anything that triggers or aggravates acne, it is also worth exploring a few dietary additions that can protect and revitalize the skin.
Office workers spend a lot of their time in the workplace, making it important to be aware of the factors that can affect their health.
When it comes to skin cancer, exposure to UV rays is considered one of the major risk factors. Experts debunk some of the common myths about sun protection.
While cotton swabs were initially designed to clean the ears of children, this dangerous practice is highly discouraged today by medical experts.
Media reports recently emerged on a case of "dry drowning" in Florida. Experts have rejected the use of the term and placed emphasis on the public awareness of precautions and warning signs.