"Urban Confessional" Project Acts Like Free Therapy for City Dwellers
The service is all about listening to strangers.
The service is all about listening to strangers.
And do you really need all of them in your first-aid kit?
Never, ever take the first appointment of the day.
A study of almost 6000 Swedish workers finds that the more fair people perceive employer practices, the healthier they feel.
Handstands may seem like a move best left to gymnasts and super-yogis. But really, you don't have to have Olympian genes or spend all your free time in a yoga studio to learn how to do them.
Think twice before making a scene at the pick-up window: They have a naughty list.
Researchers are studying crocodile genes to combat the future of antibiotic resistance.
See people at the gym massaging their legs and backs with foam rollers but never tried it yourself? Today’s the perfect time to give it a go.
Engineers have designed transparent, peel-off artificial skin that stretches just like the real stuff.
The best way to get well is staying hydrated and getting plenty of rest. If that’s not proactive enough for you, cold medicine might be able to help.
More than 93,000 physical therapists (PTs) in America treat neurological, movement, and genetic disorders as well as more common issues like headaches and dizziness.
There's a lot more than estrogen and testosterone.
Naked 3D Fitness Tracker gives whole new purpose to staring at yourself in the mirror.
Yet another reason to get your groove on.
In 1858, the poet published a 13-column guide to manly health under a pseudonym.
The ravages of "phossy jaw"—necrosis of the jaw bone caused by phosphorus poisoning—may have been discovered in a young teenager's remains.
With SpiroCall, people will be able to dial an 800 number and breathe into the phone while a program on the other end analyzes the sound of their breath.
Work doesn't have to be the most stressful part of life.
“SSRIs are a good thing, but they have an inhibitory effect on osteoblasts, bone cells, which we’ve only known about since 2010,” Sebastiano Andreana tells mental_floss.
Despite what you may have heard, you’re not doomed to be out of shape if you’re a night owl and can’t bear to work out when you roll out of bed.
All the willpower in the world can’t change the way your body processes calories.