Here's Why You Might Want To Eat Out Less Often
You may want to ditch the take-out boxes and start meal-prepping, as researchers say dining out too often can actually shorten your life.
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Prince Harry's Mental Health Connection To The Company He Now Works For
Now settled into life in America, Prince Harry has found a new job - Chief Impact Officer at the Silicon Valley coaching and mental health start-up BetterUp. -
The Reason The Pandemic May Have Long-Lasting Mental Health Effects
The focus on mental health support during the past year has risen tremendously, and rightfully so. -
How Caffeine Could Help Your Workout
A good cup of coffee can really give you a boost of energy in an otherwise sluggish morning, and when it comes to your exercise routine as well. -
Why The Pandemic Might Affect Women's Health More Than Men's
The pandemic affects women's health more than men's, according to a recent health survey. -
How Pandemic Lockdowns Affected Those With Type 1 Diabetes
Children living with type 1 diabetes exhibited improved blood sugar levels during Britain's first national COVID-19 lockdown. -
Eating Processed Meat Every Day Could Seriously Impact Cognitive Health
In this March 2021 study, researchers in the U.K. discovered that eating just 25 grams of processed meat a day can increase the risk of dementia by 44 percent. -
Safe Distancing In Schools May Be Closer Than You Thought
There have been challenges when trying to make a safe environment for students and faculty alike, including how much distance is necessary between desks. -
The Truth About The AstraZeneca Vaccine
You may have heard about a COVID-19 vaccine that was developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University. Here's what it's all about. -
What Is The 'Anniversary Effect' And Why Is It Happening Now?
Pandemic fatigue can take many forms including irritability, difficulty focusing, a lack of motivation, and social withdrawal. -
The Surprising Benefit Eating Fish Could Have On Your Heart
Omega-3 fatty acids help lower blood pressure levels, reduce blood clotting and irregular heartbeats, and decrease triglycerides, or fat in the blood. -
Doctors Warn Of Delayed Side Effects From Moderna Vaccine
A troubling skin reaction has some people thinking about pumping the brakes when it comes to the Moderna vaccine. -
Here's Why Cotton Face Masks Might Work Better Than You Thought
Picking a mask that offers the highest level of protection is an important part of bringing the COVID-19 pandemic to an end. -
Celebrities Who Were Diagnosed With Life-Threatening Diseases
Celebrities are, of course, not immune to chronic diseases. Here's a look at some of your favorite celebs who were diagnosed with life-threatening conditions. -
Why Spring Break Could Be The Next Superspreader Event
ith March traditionally corresponding with "spring break" & the thought of being on a beach somewhere is appealing, top health officials are warning against it. -
Here's What The CDC Says You Can Do When You're Fully Vaccinated
The CDC released new guidance for people who have completed their course of the COVID-19 vaccine. Here's what to know. -
Here's The Minimum Amount Of Fruits & Veggies You Should Eat Each Day
A recent study indicates the minimum servings of fruits and vegetables you should strive for every day. -
Here's What Experts Say You Can Stop Disinfecting
News flash: The virus is much more likely to spread through person-to-person contact, when the virus is inhaled via infected, airborne droplets. -
What You Should Know About The New Ebola Outbreak
New cases of Ebola have prompted a travel warning for all passengers to the US from Guinea and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. -
Why It's So Important To Get Mammograms On Time
The global COVID-19 pandemic has impacted preventative health measures, such as routine wellness checks and cancer screenings. -
How Dr. Oz Saved A Man's Life After He Collapsed At The Airport
Dr. Mehmet Oz doesn't just give medical advice on television and in magazines: He also helped save a man's life in the Newark Airport this week. -
Think Twice About Getting A New iPhone If You Have A Pacemaker. Here's Why
Dctors have long warned about the dangers of getting too close to magnets, but the new series of phones from Apple may pose an even greater threat. -
Here's Another Reason You'll Want To Keep Your Blood Sugar Low
Keeping your blood sugar at healthy levels is essential for your health — both body and mind — even if you don't have a diabetes diagnosis. -
Tiger Woods' Serious Leg Injury Explained
Tiger Woods suffered extensive damage to his right leg and ankle due to a car accident, according to a statement released by his Twitter account. -
Why Brooke Shields' Broken Femur Is Such A Big Deal
Former supermodel Brooke Shields shocked fans recently when she revealed that she is recovering from a broken femur. -
The Surprising Benefit Video Games Have For Boys
Pre-pandemic, many parents worried over their kids' screen time. During the pandemic however, video games became a way for kids to interact with their friends. -
The Types Of Face Masks You Shouldn't Be Layering
In late January, Dr. Anthony Fauci stated that wearing two masks would likely be more effective than one alone — something he chalked up to "common sense."
