94-Year-Old Man Ran 627 Marathons
Humans are instinctively obsessed with living a long life, and many of our pursuits are aimed at achieving this goal. This is the story...
Diabetes and High Blood Sugar Prevalent in Half of All Americans
A new survey has revealed that diabetes and hyperglycemia statistics are on the rise. The survey data was compiled by Dr. Catherine Cowie, a...
Free Snacks Boost Work Morale Pulling at Employees Hearts
A simple seltzer machine installed at the Waltham, Massachusetts office of InkHouse, a public relations firm, boosted morale and encouraged a fresh sense of...
5,000 Percent Price Increase for a Drug That Kills a Common Parasite
Patients with AIDS and cancer are now facing even greater risks to their health due to an almost criminal price increase for a drug...
Studies Confirm: Local Food Tastes Better
When was the last time you sliced into a homegrown heirloom tomato or chopped a fresh, locally-grown cucumber up for a salad? That vibrant...
Diabetic Women Have a Significantly Higher Risk for Heart Attack Than Men
Preliminary findings have uncovered that diabetic women are at significantly higher risk of serious heart problems than men. Lead author of the study, Dr....
Campbell’s Logic gets Soupy with New K-Cups
People joke about brewing ramen soup in a coffee maker. There are even plenty of us who remember doing the same thing as a...
New Labels Take Aim at High Sodium Menu Items in New York City
Few things are as controversial as menu labels, yet by the end of this year, New Yorkers will see a new, beneficial label at...
Your Restaurant Order May Contain Spit with a Side of Pubic Hair
We have all seen movies and television shows in which angry restaurant staff do vile, unspeakable things to a customer’s food. Adding spit,...
Is E. Coli the Special Ingredient in Your Burger?
Bacteria may be the secret ingredient in your burger, turning your meal from delicious to dangerously toxic. A recently released Consumer Reports study...
