More than a third of Americans use the Internet to diagnose medical conditions for themselves or family members, a new study finds. But all that browsing might not be healthy.
Is The Internet Good For Your Health? Read More »
The health benefits of switching from refined to whole-grain foods are well-established. But if you’re at the store, you should know that many products are often “whole grain” in name only.
Foods Identified As ‘Whole Grain’ Not Always Healthy Read More »
So you have a big deadline, you’re out of sick days, and you don’t get paid time off. Should you tough it out and head to work with the flu, like millions of Americans do each year?
Should You Go To Work When You’re Sick? Read More »
Whole Foods is raising the bar on GMO labeling, in a move that could radically change the food industry for good.
Major Grocer To Label Foods With Gene-Modified Content Read More »
Ancient civilizations cherished bee venom for its medicinal properties. Now, we’re learning it may be the key to stopping the spread of HIV in modern times.
Study: Bee Venom Kills HIV Read More »
Who is more generous, the rich or the poor? A new study sheds light on the subject by organizing charitable giving by ZIP code.
The Geography Of Charitable Giving Read More »
Happiness makes us smile, but can smiling make us happy?
Forcing A Smile Genuinely Decreases Stress Read More »
There is so much you can’t know about your spouse when you get married, like that one day she will want to eat her placenta.
Afterbirth: It’s What’s For Dinner Read More »
We all know getting your kids to run around the playground and join a sports team is great for their physical health. But now, there’s plenty of evidence showing exercise can give your kids a serious mental boost as well.
Boost Your Kids’ Grades, With Exercise! Read More »
Coca-Cola just launched a multi-million dollar PR campaign to convince Americans that soft drinks have nothing to do with the nation’s obesity epidemic. Does it make a strong case? You be the judge!
Coca-Cola: Obesity Is Your Fault, Not Ours! Read More »
In Chinese culture, a colorful diet is often the best medicine. Now, scientists are doing their part to reveal the healing power of fruits and vegetables, by color.
What Are The Benefits Of Eating Colors? Read More »
Up to 40 percent of normal-weight people also manifest some aspect of the medical disorders associated with obesity. We must look past the number on the scale to the underlying cause of this phenomenon.
Defusing The Health Care Time Bomb Read More »
