People Who Use Standing Desks Sit More at Home, Study Finds
Don’t feel too bad about not hopping on the standing-desk trend.
Don’t feel too bad about not hopping on the standing-desk trend.
After finding that food affects each person’s blood sugar differently, scientists devised an algorithm that may help create personalized diet plans.
Lewy Body Dementia affects an estimated 1.4 million people in the U.S.
From cancer to Crohn’s disease, I Heart Guts makes a plush organ for everyone.
A new study suggests that Victoria’s Secret Bombshell perfume can repel mosquitoes.
We’ve compiled some of the best worst pregnancy advice through the ages. Please don't tell any pregnant women they shouldn't look at monkeys.
It may allow people to justify eating unhealthy foods in less-than-moderate amounts.
Dr. Henry Heimlich’s innovative research led to this life-saving technique, but he ran into major issues with the American Red Cross.
The technique may one day lead to noninvasive heart treatments for humans.
The app was designed to help people keep track of their moles, and identify melanoma in its earliest stages.
Wealthy individuals dined off glazed pottery, which contained high concentrations of lead.
Israeli scientists have developed sophisticated sensors that can “sniff” out ovarian cancer in a patient's breath.
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The new study contradicts years of reports that link sitting with mortality.
Industrialization may not have changed our sleeping habits that much, a new study argues.
But don't give up on them just yet.
Flotation REST is a form of sensory isolation that some researchers say could treat chronic pain, anxiety, and more.
ViroCap can also detect “novel” viruses not yet identified, as long as they share a few genetic characteristics with known viruses.
Proponents of squatting say seated pooping is hazardous to your health.
Doctors are warning about a potential "twindemic" of COVID-19 and influenza this fall. Here’s what you need to know about getting the flu shot.
The American Museum of Tort Law shows why lawsuits over things like hot McDonald’s coffee aren't as frivolous as they sound.
There are other factors at play beyond just diet and exercise.
Scientists have identified a brain dysfunction that causes both tinnitus and chronic pain.