This Lifestyle Factor Predicts Brain Aging Better Than Genetics, According to Neurologists
Want to decrease your dementia risk? This habit might matter the most.
Want to decrease your dementia risk? This habit might matter the most.
Early detection is key.
Simple movements can reveal how well you’re aging — here’s what to do.
Frozen salmon may be the boost your brain needs.
You've probably heard the term "high cortisol" floating around lately, but do you know how to tell when your levels of this stress hormone are creeping up? The truth is, some high cortisol symptoms are surprisingly subtle, and you might be experiencing them right now without real…
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Packed with fiber, this hearty lunch always leaves me satisfied.
This new discovery is ushering in a new phase of research, and risk, with our bodies and cancer.
Your immune system deserves a shot at a healthy spring.
From Brie to Cheddar to mozzarella, here’s how to handle mold on different cheeses.
Hidden sugars lurk in breakfast foods Americans think are healthy, warns Dr. Mark Hyman. From muffins to protein cereals, he shares what's harmful and what to choose instead.
Which is better for you, sugar or sugar alcohol? According to one expert dietitian, sugar alcohols only metabolize differently.
Not all sweet tastes are created equal. Here’s what the science says about how two common sugar categories affect your blood sugar response.
Five simple habits to support your body naturally this spring.
Not one of the lucky ones who can sleep through the witching hour? Don't make these 2 a.m. mistakes.
You might think it's a bad habit or caused by hormone changes, but this doctor says otherwise
I can't keep my hands off my phone at bedtime but this analog alarm clock switch minimizes distractions so I fall asleep faster and stay asleep
Sleep doctors explain the connection between sleep and inflammation in the body. Here, find out what you can do to get better rest and lower inflammation.
We know the saying, “early bird gets the worm,” but an early wake-up call might not be in everyone’s best interest.
I wake with a start at 3am, and toss and turn for hours. Eventually, at 7am, I drift into a fitful doze. Then, bang, the alarm goes off. It takes 10 minutes to come to, where once I would have leapt out of bed.