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The Mediterranean diet may do more than help you reach and maintain a healthy weight: New research suggests that women who follow it also lower their stroke risk.
1 in 7 Americans has diabetes, and many don't even know they have the blood sugar disease, a new report shows.
Many American teens are sleep-deprived, and parents blame their attachment to electronics, new survey results show.
Is America's love affair with meat starting to lose its luster?
Hemera / ThinkstockNew research suggests there is no perfume a man loves more than the scent of a fertile woman.
When you take your medications may have a lot to do with how well they work, new research suggests.
As if the start of a new school year isn't stressful enough, many teens may find their acne worsens when classes start, a skin doctor says.
Time spent reading to toddlers or having "conversations" with them helps boost their intelligence and thinking skills, even a decade later, new research shows.
For minor ills such as sore throats, privately insured Americans increasingly use urgent care centers rather than hospital emergency rooms, a new study finds.
Poor nutrition increases a child's risk of high blood pressure, a new study finds.
Taking fish oil supplements during pregnancy might translate into healthier growth in children during their first six years of life, a new study suggests.
Younger women who undergo chemotherapy for lung cancer are more likely to experience early menopause, researchers have found.
For the first time, scientists report using gene-editing technology to halt the progression of muscular dystrophy in dogs -- suggesting a possible breakthrough for children with a form of the disease.
A baby's immune system kicks into high gear immediately after birth, a new study finds.
Scientists say they're researching a way to destroy cancer cells that travel to other parts of the body.
Puppies can be cute and cuddly, but they also carry germs that might make you very sick, a new government report warns.
By fourth grade, girls in the United States read and write better than boys, a new study reveals.
More American women than ever are having twins, triplets, quadruplets and even quintuplets, and it's not just because some are using fertility treatments, new research shows.
Thousands of Americans struggling with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) may have a new treatment option to help them breathe easier.
Could that morning cup of joe bring a health boost to people battling kidney disease?
iStockphotoThere's no shortage of creative excuses people come up with to stay stuck on the sofa, but three of them top the list.
Hemera / ThinkstockThere's disappointing news for seniors: A new trial shows that taking daily low-dose aspirin doesn't prolong healthy, independent living in otherwise healthy people aged 70 and older.
Almost two dozen new cancer treatments received U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval in the past year, a new report reveals.
With millions of pain-plagued Americans looking for an alternative to opioids, the solution for some might be no medicine at all.
Optimism and a sense of purpose can improve your heart health, new research suggests.
iStockphoto / ThinkstockMore than one in three first-year college students around the world struggle with a mental health disorder, new research suggests.
It may seem counterintuitive, but eating bread, pasta and cereal may actually help prevent type 2 diabetes, as long as those foods are made from whole grains, new research suggests.
The choices you make every day, both big and small, influence your weight and your health.
A $100 bill can get you further than you might think -- so long as you know where to look. Check out our picks for the best tech under $100, whether you're in the market for headphones or a virtual-reality headset. More>>
The PurTrek trekking poles are two items in one, helping hikers keep their balance on the trail while also providing the ability to filter their drinking water so that they can stay hydrated in the backcountry. More>>
Yamaha has announced that its line of four Power Assist ebikes are now available in cycling shops across the U.S., marking the very first time that those electric bikes have been sold in the country. More>>
Newly launched on Kickstarter, Lex is a pair of wearable, folding exoskeleton legs that transform into an ultra-versatile portable seat -- so you can kick back and relax anywhere you go. More>>
Fitbits are amazingly helpful tools for setting fitness goals and tracking progress. However, different activities require different metrics. We've gathered a list of the best Fitbits for running, swimming, biking, and... More>>
Smartwatches have come a long way since their humble beginnings, and now is the time to buy one if you haven't already. We've rounded up the best smartwatch deals available right now. More>>
The Apple Watch has surged to prominence in recent years. If you're in the market for an iOS wearable, we've sniffed out the best Apple Watch deals available right now for all three models of this great smartwatch. More>>
Could a brain scan reveal a person's risk of suicide? Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh have been awarded a $3.8 million grant to find out. More>>
Forget about bug spray and rolled-up newspapers! If we're really going to solve the mosquito problem we need some of these technologies to catch on. From laser fences to CRISP gene editing solutions, here are six of the... More>>
Hate going to the dentist for regular checkups? This new app makes getting your teeth checked out was as simple as taking a few selfies and sending them off for remote evaluation by a dentist. More>>
According to a recent report from IDC, the wearable market is growing -- and as is to be expected, Apple, with the Apple Watch, is at the top of the list. Currently, the company commands a hefty 17 percent of the market. More>>
Scientists from the University of Texas Southwestern have used CRISPR gene-editing technology to halt the progress of Duchenne muscular dystrophy in dogs. One day, it could do the same in humans, too. More>>
Snapchat has announced new styles for its Spectacles camera-equipped sunglasses. Spectacles 2 are able to take still images and are water-resistant. They're available to order now through Snap's website. More>>
Mirror is an on-demand home gym built into what looks like an ordinary full-length mirror. Looks can be deceiving ... because behind your reflection in this giant LCD screen is your very own personal trainer. More>>
After a long wait, Garmin and Deezer today announced the immediate availability of the Deezer app for Garmin's music-compatible fitness watches and multi-sport devices. The streaming music app allows Deezer fans to sync... More>>
The Tacs AVL II watch has a design inspired by a camera, and rather than being tacky, it's an attractive and unique timepiece that will appeal to both camera fans and watch collectors equally. More>>
Qualcomm has introduced the Snapdragon Wear 3100 platform, designed expressly to power the next generation of smartwatches and wearable technology. At its heart is a tiny, clever new co-processor. More>>
New to weight loss or tired of yo-yo dieting? Learning "stability skills" first may lead to greater long-term weight loss success.
Online searches about heart disease peak in the winter, a new study says. That's when deaths from heart disease top out, too.
You're much more likely to receive poor or unprofessional health care if your doctor suffers from burnout, a new analysis contends.
Not being able to attend face-to-face meetings doesn't mean you can't get the benefits of joining an organized diet group. All you need is an internet connection.
It's the dieter's tug-of-war: the need to lose weight versus the urge to eat high-calorie foods.
iStockphoto / Peter NadoiskiYou risk serious injury if you consume or handle food and drink products where liquid nitrogen is added just before consumption, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned Friday.
iStockphoto / Isabel MasseThe number of ADHD diagnoses among children has risen dramatically in the past two decades, going from 6 percent to 10 percent, a new report shows.
iStockphoto / ImgorthandDepression affects almost 20 percent of young adults with autism, new research shows, a rate that's more than triple that seen in the general population.
Surviving breast cancer is certainly its own reward, but a new study finds that many who do are saddled with thousands in out-of-pocket expenses for years.
Oxervate (cenegermin) has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat neurotrophic keratitis, a rare disease of the eye's cornea.
A blood test can predict which lymphoma patients will respond well to normal treatment and which may need a more aggressive approach, researchers report.
Robots may hold the keys to social success for kids with autism.
Radiation therapy for the most common childhood brain tumor can cause memory problems, new research suggests.
A new method of diagnosing heart attack patients in the emergency department is more accurate and faster than current methods, researchers say.
Play is a child's most important work, preschool teachers like to say, and a new American Academy of Pediatrics report wholeheartedly agrees.
Many U.S. doctors aren't telling teenaged patients and their parents about a newer vaccine for potentially deadly bacterial meningitis infections, a new study finds.
There are a number of things you can do to ensure your kids have a smooth start to the new school year.
Differences in survival rates between rural and urban cancer patients may be due to the kind of care they receive, a review of cancer clinical trials contends.
If you exercise in the morning, it may be a good idea to eat breakfast first.
Cellphone users blundering into signs, lampposts, other people and traffic have become a recurring sidewalk sight in many places.
The first generic version of the EpiPen was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Thursday, paving the way for more affordable versions of the lifesaving allergy emergency medication.
For women with advanced breast cancer who carry the BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations, an experimental drug could improve survival, a new study suggests.
Women whose mothers lived a long and healthy life have a good chance of doing the same, a new study suggests.
A low-dose three-in-one combination pill controls blood pressure more effectively than the regular medications people take, according to data from a new clinical trial.
Many kids struggle with math -- and for a number of reasons.
Children born to women who got the Tdap vaccine during pregnancy have no greater risk of autism than other kids, a new study finds.
The potential risks of lung cancer screening are often left out when doctors and patients discuss the issue, a new report suggests.
A pair of new studies points towards two potential paths to the fountain of youth.
People with type 1 diabetes have a much greater risk of serious heart problems and early death, especially if they were diagnosed before age 10, new research suggests.
Exercise is good for your mental health, as long as you don't overdo it, researchers say.
Contrary to what doctors have thought, women who opt to have their labor induced in the 39th week of pregnancy do not face a heightened risk of cesarean section, a new clinical trial finds.
You can splurge from time to time and still lose weight when you choose foods that are lavish but also low-calorie.
If you're in your early 60s, becoming more active may reduce your risk of heart disease, researchers report.
A "power gap" between doctors and nurses contributes to poor communication that puts hospital patients at risk, a new study contends.
People with diabetes face a host of expenses related to their disease, but some relief may now be available in states that expanded Medicaid eligibility as part of the Affordable Care Act.
A new blood test can help emergency room doctors more quickly determine whether patients with chest pain are having a heart attack, a U.S. study confirms.
You eagerly await baby's first words and delight at his growing vocabulary. But that excitement may cause you to miss speech problems that should be corrected quickly.
Donji Cullenbine's young son, Alex, has autism, but when he put on a pair of Google Glass smartglasses they helped him recognize the emotions of others through their facial expressions.
There are a ton of different Wear OS watches out there, but which one's right for you? No matter what you're looking for from a smartwatch, here are the five best Wear OS watches out there. More>>
People often urge moms-to-be to get plenty of sleep before the baby comes. Now, researchers report that good sleep during pregnancy might also lower the risk of premature delivery.
Fossil has announced two new smartwatches that include a heart rate sensor, NFC, GPS, and a high level of water resistance. The Q Explorist HR is for larger wrists, while the Q Venture HR is for smaller ones. More>>
It's not hard to find a fitness tracking wearable for the wrist, but options run thin when you want a device that's a little more subtle. Motiv's solution is a ring that puts your active minutes front and center. More>>
If you've had your eye on the Apple Watch, then you might want to consider a few handy extras -- and there are plenty to choose from. We've rounded up the best Apple Watch accessories we've seen so far. More>>
Hopefully, you enjoy exercising and don't watch the clock, impatient for it to be over.
Heart disease is a leading cause of death in patients with the autoimmune illness lupus. Now, research suggests high-tech scans can spot cardiac issues early.
For the first time ever, lab-grown lungs have been successfully transplanted into pigs, allowing them to breathe normally with no medical complications. Here's how they managed it. More>>
Whether you've been looking to pick up your first smartwatch, or just upgrade from your old one, the Best Buy Black Friday in July sale makes it the perfect time. You can save $50 on the Apple Watch series 3 from now until... More>>
A single traumatic brain injury can raise a person's risk of dementia, a new study suggests.
There's been a sharp spike in Lyme disease cases in the United States, and the tick-borne illness has now spread to all 50 states, a new report shows.
Scientists have found a way to reverse wrinkled skin and hair loss in a mouse. The research could one day be used to halt some of the signs of aging in humans. Here's what they did. More>>
Rather than designing apparel that will track your heart rate, control your music, or offer navigational assistance like other products, Tommy Hilfiger's clothes will reward you for ... buying Tommy Hilfiger clothes. More>>
Strava is saying goodbye to its premium membership option and replacing it with a new a la carte service called Summit. The Strava Summit memberships offer three different packs that can be purchased separately or together... More>>
Deer ticks are scary enough. Now, scientists have linked bites from the lone star tick to about one-third of all potentially life-threatening allergic reactions around Tennessee.
Want to save your Pebble smartwatch from the June 30 Fitbit-imposed service shutdown? Of course you do, and Rebble is here to help. An unofficial alternative to the almost-dead Pebble service, you'll need to act fast if... More>>
People with severe depression may have particularly low blood levels of an amino acid involved in brain function, a new study suggests.
Augmented reality is really cool technology, but it takes the right app to highlight its ability. Curiscope's clever Virtuali-Tee is already a great example, but thanks to a new app update, it has added something very real... More>>
Want to buy a Fitbit tracker or smartwatch but lack technical expertise? All you have to do is pair it with your Apple, Android, or Windows device to have access to its benefits. We compiled a walkthrough for how to sync a... More>>
If you're ready to kick-start your fitness regimen (or just take your current one to the next level), we've created a quick rundown of the best, most current Fitbit deals to help you decide which one is best for you. More>>
An experimental drug reversed hair loss, hair whitening and skin inflammation in mice that were first fed a diet high in fat and cholesterol.
Doctors have long known that obesity raises the risk for heart disease later in life, but new research reveals it can damage even young hearts.
Buying new camping gear can get very expensive, but these products offer great performance without breaking the bank, proving that you don't need to buy name brand equipment to have a good time in the backcountry. More>>
Need another reason to improve your diet and start exercising? Doing so could help ward off cancer, a new study finds.
When you're out having fun in the sun this summer, remember to take steps to prevent sunburn.
Amazon Prime Day is upon us, and that means deals, deals, deals. We've been scouring through endless pages on Amazon looking for the best, and we've rounded up a good list of smartwatch deals if you're looking for one. More>>
There's no shortage of good diet advice, but the following tips have scientific research to support them.
Strict blood pressure control not only benefits your heart, it might also help save your brain, preliminary research suggests.
In the United States there are roughly 8.4 million people who are either blind have some other visual impairment. Here is some of the amazing game-changing technology designed to help them. More>>
Get ready to hear about CRISPR a lot - this medical trick with bacterial DNA is allowing scientists to use a whole new kind of DNA manipulation. More>>
That's how long you typically have to tell your doctor what's wrong with you before he or she interrupts you and possibly sidetracks the conversation
If you like to spend spare hours on the golf course perfecting your game, then you might be interested in the best golf apps. You can install GPS rangefinders, scorecards, coaching help, and more on your iPhone or Android... More>>
Many people apply sunscreen too thinly, and that could mean far less sun protection than they hoped for, new research shows.
In March, Fitbit unveiled the Fitbit Versa -- a fully featured smartwatch masquerading as a fitness tracker. Featuring a style similar to the Apple Watch, the Versa plants its flag as the successor to Fitbit's Blaze and... More>>
If you ever wonder why you never managed to finish college, some of the explanation may lie in your DNA.
It's common for heart attack survivors to develop depression. Now a new trial has found that antidepressant treatment may help those patients avoid a second heart attack.
For heart benefits, a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, beans and grains remains the way to go, according to a new research review.
The cost of treatment for early stage breast cancer can be devastating for many patients, but they get little guidance or help from their doctors, a new study suggests.
A new study suggests that colon cancer patients who regularly drink diet sodas have a much lower risk of their tumor coming back, or of dying from the cancer.
HDL cholesterol may be known as the "good" kind, but a new study suggests high levels of it are not always a good thing for women after menopause.
Foci is a biometric wearable that looks a lot like a bluetooth earpiece that you wear on your waist. Using tiny sensors to monitor your breathing patterns, Foci promises to help keep your mind on track. More>>
People with curable cancers who try "complementary therapy" often refuse some part of standard care. And they may die as a result, researchers say.
Many family members of intensive care unit (ICU) patients are reluctant to tell medical staff of worries about their loved one's care, a new study finds.
The Apple Watch already does things like shows you the time when you raise your wrist, but soon the gesture controls on the Apple Watch may get a whole lot better, if Apple's latest patent is anything to go by. More>>
Students gain when teachers focus on positive behavior.
Few women consider the scary possibility that they might suffer a heart attack during or right after their pregnancy, but a new report shows it has become a more common reality in recent years.
Have you reached your ideal weight? Congratulations! You're halfway to winning the weight loss battle.
Researchers from Japan's Waseda University have developed a light-emitting, NFC-powered implant which could help battle cancer in sensitive parts of the body by emitting light. Here's how. More>>
Children with autism show abnormalities in a deep brain circuit that typically makes socializing enjoyable, a new study finds.
Think a watch always has to have hands, or at least a way to tell the precise time? Think again. The Optik Instruments Horizon watch doesn't have any hands, but still manages to provide an at-a-glance time that's precise... More>>
Lumen -- an Israel-based startup -- has launched a new device to help with weight management. By simply breathing into the device, users receive a personalized nutrition plan to help lose weight and achieve fitness goals. More>>
There's no need to panic if you cut yourself with a knife or broken glass, one dermatologist says, since most cuts can be treated at home.
Been holding out on a better deal for the Apple Watch Series 3? Best Buy may have the deal for you. The company is selling the Apple Watch Series 3 for as much as $50 off -- meaning you can get the device for as little as... More>>
Itching, blisters, sores and inflammation are a continuous and debilitating source of pain, shame and misery for many people who struggle with the allergic skin disease known as eczema, researchers say.
Today's young mothers-to-be may be more likely to develop depression while pregnant than their own mothers were, a new study suggests.
Need another reason to eat healthy? New evidence bolsters the notion that nutritionally rich foods might help prevent or minimize asthma.
With all of the obstacles and challenges we face on a daily basis, following your dreams can quickly become more of a fantasy than a reality. Unless you have the determination of Charlie Jabaley. More>>
There has always been a lot of buzz around the idea of a quick fix or an instant solution for weight loss, but in reality it's never that easy. Jennifer Ettinger talks about her own struggle and how it led her to become a... More>>
In a country where four out of 10 adults are obese, it's probably good news that half of U.S. adults say they've recently tried to shed some pounds.
You can't see the air you breathe, but a good air quality monitor can provide you with the vision you never thought you'd have. And if that air quality monitor is from Awair, you're likely in particularly good hands. More>>
Think you live in a place that's free from disease-carrying ticks? Don't be so sure.
The Mobvoi Ticwatch Pro has two screens stacked on top of each other, and they work together to extend battery life of the Wear OS watch from two days anywhere up to 30 days use. Here's how it all works. More>>
A bacteria carried by dogs that haven't been neutered can produce flu symptoms in humans and potentially jeopardize a pregnancy, a new study suggests.
Here's yet another reason to get your blood pressure under control: High blood pressure later in life may contribute to blood vessel blockages and tangles linked to Alzheimer's disease, new research suggests.
Apple has launched the latest and greatest consumer versions of its operating systems, including iOS 11.4.1, WtchOS 4.3.2, and tvOS 11.4.1. The new operating systems are largely incremental upgrades, and bring with them a... More>>
Stick or spray-on sunscreens are essential tools against skin cancer, but it's important to use them the right way, a dermatologist says.
Following a blood shortage triggered by the Fourth of July holiday week, the American Red Cross on Monday called for donations of all blood types, but especially type O.
From video analysis to smart fitness trackers, technology plays a big role for competitive athletes. We sat down with professional kayakers Nick Troutman and Emily Jackson to discuss the role that the modern world plays in... More>>
Looking for your first fitness tracker, or an upgrade to the one you're already wearing? There are plenty of the wrist-worn gadgets available from companies like Garmin, Apple, and Fitbit but it's hard to know which are... More>>
More than half of American doctors are burned out, a new national survey suggests, and those doctors are more likely to make medical mistakes.
If there's one thing frazzled new parents crave, it's that their baby sleeps well.
Yoga and Pilates are suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels, medical experts say.
Individual blood donations will no longer need to be tested for the Zika virus, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Friday.
Running short on time for personal hygiene? Chiiz is a so-called sonic tooth cleaner which promises to shine your gnashers up real nice in just 30 seconds. Here's how you can get it. More>>
The Foreo UFO is a smart mask treatment that's controlled by your smartphone. Even with the steep price tag, the easy setup and quick execution had us incorporating it into our skincare routine whenever our skin felt dull... More>>
A hearing aid can set you back as much as $7,000, and that's the main reason more Americans don't use one, a new study finds.
Much of the United States has been sweltering in triple-digit heat this week, but new research finds outdoor workers can suffer fatal heat stroke from temperatures that only reach the high 80s.
With the price of tech constantly in flux, everyone is on the lookout for quality on the cheap. Whether you're looking for a fitness tracker or a means of capturing photos from above, here's the best tech under $50. More>>
Doctors need not fear that sporting a tattoo might drive patients away.
Working lots of overtime may get you appreciation from the boss, but it might be bad for your health.
Helmets might be a haircut's worst nightmare but they're constantly evolving and have undergone a much-needed 21st Century makeover. Here, we've rounded up the best smart helmets currently on the market, whether you're... More>>
The risk of miscarriage and birth defects due to Zika virus infection during pregnancy may be much higher than thought, research in monkeys suggests.
British researchers are zeroing in on the genes that they believe are responsible for early onset Alzheimer's disease in people with Down syndrome.
Good relationships between siblings can help them cope with conflicts between their parents, a new study finds.
A new study sheds light on how vision loss is linked to mental decline in seniors.
Student athletes who specialize in one sport year-round could lose out in academics and other fields, a new study finds.
Three-quarters of Americans are falling far short when it comes to exercise, and the South and Midwest bear the dubious distinction of having the most couch potatoes, a new government report shows.
The early symptoms of ovarian cancer are often confused with less serious issues, making successful treatment less likely, a cancer expert warns.
The early symptoms of ovarian cancer are often confused with less serious issues, making successful treatment less likely, a cancer expert warns.
The Mediterranean diet may do more than help you reach and maintain a healthy weight: New research suggests that women who follow it also lower their stroke risk.
The Mediterranean diet may do more than help you reach and maintain a healthy weight: New research suggests that women who follow it also lower their stroke risk.
By fourth grade, girls in the United States read and write better than boys, a new study reveals.
By fourth grade, girls in the United States read and write better than boys, a new study reveals.
The very air you breathe may make you vulnerable to developing dementia, a new study suggests.
The very air you breathe may make you vulnerable to developing dementia, a new study suggests.
1 in 7 Americans has diabetes, and many don't even know they have the blood sugar disease, a new report shows.
1 in 7 Americans has diabetes, and many don't even know they have the blood sugar disease, a new report shows.
More American women than ever are having twins, triplets, quadruplets and even quintuplets, and it's not just because some are using fertility treatments, new research shows.
More American women than ever are having twins, triplets, quadruplets and even quintuplets, and it's not just because some are using fertility treatments, new research shows.
Burnout affects nearly half of all resident physicians in the United States, raising their risk for serious mistakes, a new study finds.
Burnout affects nearly half of all resident physicians in the United States, raising their risk for serious mistakes, a new study finds.
Many American teens are sleep-deprived, and parents blame their attachment to electronics, new survey results show.
Many American teens are sleep-deprived, and parents blame their attachment to electronics, new survey results show.
Thousands of Americans struggling with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) may have a new treatment option to help them breathe easier.
Thousands of Americans struggling with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) may have a new treatment option to help them breathe easier.
Of the 50 million Americans living with chronic pain, the pain is so bad for 20 million that it keeps them from doing the daily activities of life, researchers say.
Of the 50 million Americans living with chronic pain, the pain is so bad for 20 million that it keeps them from doing the daily activities of life, researchers say.
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If the new year’s resolutions you’ve made already sound unrealistic, here are some new ones that you’ll actually be inspired to keep.
If the new year’s resolutions you’ve made already sound unrealistic, here are some new ones that you’ll actually be inspired to keep.
Cold weather sure does make household tasks pile up. Before you tackle your to-do list, chill out with these tips from injury-prevention experts.
Cold weather sure does make household tasks pile up. Before you tackle your to-do list, chill out with these tips from injury-prevention experts.
Between the cold dry air outdoors and the hot dry air indoors, skin definitely needs a little more TLC. Read on to find out how to winter-proof your skin care routine.
Between the cold dry air outdoors and the hot dry air indoors, skin definitely needs a little more TLC. Read on to find out how to winter-proof your skin care routine.
Give up the bad habits that drain your mental strength.
Give up the bad habits that drain your mental strength.
Many Americans think their job takes a toll on everything from their health and stress levels to their eating and sleeping habits, a new poll found.
Many Americans think their job takes a toll on everything from their health and stress levels to their eating and sleeping habits, a new poll found.
One nutritionist believes the study should help clear up the confusion many consumers have about dietary fat.
One nutritionist believes the study should help clear up the confusion many consumers have about dietary fat.
Water might be a secret weapon for dieters, research involving nearly 10,000 adults suggests.
Water might be a secret weapon for dieters, research involving nearly 10,000 adults suggests.
Pasta may have gotten a bad rap. New research suggests pasta -- specifically noodles in this study -- might actually help you lose weight.
Pasta may have gotten a bad rap. New research suggests pasta -- specifically noodles in this study -- might actually help you lose weight.
While clever marketing can steer kids towards junk food, a new study shows that creative advertising can also prompt more kids to eat veggies.
While clever marketing can steer kids towards junk food, a new study shows that creative advertising can also prompt more kids to eat veggies.
When July 4th comes, most of us want to be outside in the warm weather soaking up the sun until it’s time to watch fireworks. All that heat and outdoor eating can lead to some risky food safety situations.
When July 4th comes, most of us want to be outside in the warm weather soaking up the sun until it’s time to watch fireworks. All that heat and outdoor eating can lead to some risky food safety situations.
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