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Beyond Diet and Exercise: Managing Parent Stress Protects Children from Obesity
Discover how Yale researchers found that managing parental stress through mindfulness can significantly reduce childhood obesity risks and improve healthy eating habits
Ten-Minute Online Exercises Can Reduce Depression
Discover how a ten-minute online exercise can lower depressive symptoms and improve mental health access according to recent research
60% of Women Predicted to Have Cardiovascular Disease by 2050
A new American Heart Association report predicts 6 in 10 US women will face cardiovascular disease by 2050. Discover the surging risks, costs, and demographic disparities.
The Weight Loss Paradox: Eating More to Weigh Less
New research from the University of Bristol reveals how eating wholefoods can lower calorie intake even while consuming much larger portions.
Forever Chemicals Linked to Faster Biological Aging in Middle-Aged Men
A groundbreaking study reveals that exposure to specific "forever chemicals" like PFNA and PFOSA accelerates biological aging in middle-aged men.
Mother’s Genetics May Have Greater Impact on Childhood Obesity Than Father’s
A new UK study has found that mothers' genetics may play a stronger role than fathers’ in determining a child’s risk of...
Toxic Chemicals Found in “Safe” Menstrual Products
A new South African study reveals toxic chemicals in "safe" menstrual products. Learn about endocrine disruptors found in sanitary pads and how to protect yourself
Oxygen Gel Could Prevent Amputation In Diabetic Wound Patients
how a new battery-powered oxygen gel from UC Riverside heals chronic wounds faster and prevents dangerous medical amputations
Expecting a Baby? Things to Avoid During Your Pregnancy
Expecting a baby? Discover eight critical habits and foods to avoid during pregnancy for a healthy journey. Expert advice ensures safety for you and your baby.
Can Exercise Save Your Life After Cancer?
A major study published in JAMA Network Open reveals that moderate to vigorous exercise after a cancer diagnosis significantly improves survival rates for patients
