This food labeling trick might help you lose weight
A study showed that labeling foods as red, yellow and green helped people make healthier choices.
View ArticleWhich top-rated diets are unhealthy?
A U.S. News and World Report listing of the best diets ranks them in several categories, but some of the most popular ones aren't getting rave reviews.
View ArticleIs gluten really to blame?
Suspect that you may have a gluten sensitivity? Learn more about how to confirm that — or discover if it's something else.
View ArticleOne more health reason to love avocados
A new study finds that eating avocados could be the key to feeling full.
View ArticleSpotify uses science to create the most motivational workout playlist ever
Spotify teamed up with a fitness researcher to put together a playlist that can give you the ultimate workout! Hit play!
View ArticleHow your late nights may cause early death
Missing out on your ZZZs? Careful — a new study finds that it can affect your genes, cause health problems and may even trigger an early death.
View ArticleSurprise! Your child isn’t autistic after all
The guidelines to diagnose autism have changed — is your child still included?
View ArticleThe fight against breast cancer just got stronger
Could a drugstore supplement be the key to slowing breast cancer tumor growth?
View ArticleFertility: Apparently we’re getting it wrong
Think you're a know-it-all in reproductive health? A new study finds that women know less than they think.
View ArticleDo you have the belly fat gene?
Researchers have found five more genes that are specifically linked to having a higher waist-to-hip ratio.
View ArticleWatch: Music awakens dementia patients
Have an extra iPod? Donate it to a cause that brings music to patients with dementia — it very well may bring them back to life. Hint: There is a video at the end of this article that will make you...
View ArticleThe new mastectomy
Instead of traditional mastectomy and reconstruction, breast cancer patients may soon be able to opt for a "Goldilocks" mastectomy.
View ArticleIs your coffee habit a medical addiction?
Your coffee habit could be caffeine use disorder. Find out how to tell if you have CUD, and how to treat it.
View ArticleYour heart might be older than you are
A new study finds that knowing your heart age — over knowing your risk percentage — was more effective in lowering people's risk of cardiovascular disease.
View ArticleCrowdsourcing as the next health care solution
Is crowdsourcing a viable option to take charge of your health? Should you go online to share information or verify your doctor's diagnosis?
View ArticleWatch this tech-savvy fish control a robot
Watch as this fish swims in a tank and steers a remote-controlled cart.
View ArticleWhen women should say bye-bye to healthy breasts
A new study shows that removing both breasts in breast cancer patients — even when one is cancer-free — yields higher survival rates.
View ArticleScary auto recalls every mom should know about
Check out this list of recent auto and car seat recalls to make sure your vehicle is always in top-notch shape.
View Article10 Audio books that will transform your commute to work
Want to stay up-to-date on all the latest must-have books? Here are 10 books in audio format that are easy to squeeze in during your commute to work.
View ArticleNew look for food labels
The FDA is proposing a new look — and improved content — to make nutrition labels clear and applicable to Americans.
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