Prostate cancer is one of the leading illnesses in men. Although this form of cancer can be treated if it is detected early, preventing the cancer from developing in the first place is a better option. In a study...
Can't tear yourself away from cataloging your imperfections in front of the mirror? The source of your problem may be a visual processing error in the brain.
Pathological preoccupation with perceived defects in one's appearance is known as body dysmorphic...
Q: My doc says I'm headed for type 2 diabetes if I don't do something to get in shape. I don't mind the gym, so what's the best plan? - Fred G., Buffalo, N.Y.
A: We're glad you asked, Fred....
What do Geena Davis (IQ 140), James Woods (IQ 189), and Marilyn vos Savant (IQ 186) have in common besides genius-level brains? Trim, healthy bodies to keep their thinking-machines working smoothly well into old age.
Keeping your innards healthy keeps...
Growing your own garden is a great way to save money on your grocery budget and reduce the levels of pesticides your family is exposed to from conventionally grown crops. Vegetable gardens are a great way to teach your...
For pregnant mothers, the importance of eating a healthy, balanced diet is never greater. Recent research indicates that even for mothers who are overweight during their pregnancy, eating a healthy diet can help their child avoid becoming obese later...
In a study recently published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), researchers found that where a person stores fat in their body can determine whether or not they will develop diabetes in the future...
The stereotype of men is that they almost always fall asleep first after sex. However, recent research shows that while this may be a stereotype, it is largely a fallacy when it comes to real life between couples.
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The American Institute for Cancer Research is doing everything they can to slash cancer rates in the country. Here’s what they have to say about how you can cut your risk of colon cancer through the choices you make...
Q: My son, who's 10, was picked on last year at school. Now he's worried about going back this fall. How can I help ease his fears? At what point does teasing becoming bullying that, as a parent, I...
