Is It a Cold or the Flu? Here’s How to Tell
2016-12-30
Symptoms can be similar, but flu hits faster, is more likely to lead to complicationsContinue Reading
Making New Year’s Resolutions That Last
2016-12-30
Think small, manageable goals — not sweeping lifestyle changes, psychologists adviseContinue Reading
Mouse Study Hints at Why Obese People Struggle to Exercise
2016-12-29
Research suggests dopamine levels, not willpower, may be to blameContinue Reading
Men Don’t Know About Risks to Fertility, Survey Finds
2016-12-28
It’s not commonly known that factors such as obesity, laptop use on lap can affect sperm countsContinue Reading
Does Santa’s Diet, Lifestyle Earn Him a Stocking Full of Coal?
2016-12-25
But, kudos for kicking that pipe smoking habit, a doctor saysContinue Reading
Exercise May Be Real Medicine for Parkinson’s Disease
2016-12-22
Physical activity helps improve gait and balance, research review findsContinue Reading
Serious Yoga Injuries, Though Rare, Are on the Rise
2016-12-22
Problems requiring ER care up about 70 percent, even more in older people, study findsContinue Reading
Health Tip: Maximizing Your Workout
2016-12-20
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Pokemon Go, Pokemon Gone
2016-12-15
Study found the virtual reality game got adults moving — but only for a whileContinue Reading
Smartphones Could Be a Boon to Heart Health Research
2016-12-14
Study finds tracking people’s activity with the devices is cheaper, more reliable that conventional methodsContinue Reading
Smartphones Could Be a Boon to Heart Health Research
2016-12-14
Study finds tracking people’s activity with the devices is cheaper, more reliable that conventional methodsContinue Reading
Cushioned Shoe Inserts Won’t Guard Against Injury: Review
2016-12-13
But custom-made foot orthotics might help, researchers reportContinue Reading
Health Tip: Enjoy an Active Holiday Season
2016-12-13
Suggestions to get exercise while curbing stress and anxietyContinue Reading
Was Football Safer Back in the Day?
2016-12-12
Study found those who played in high school in 1950s and ’60s don’t face increased risk of dementiaContinue Reading