A small study of professional soccer players found that even those who have never experienced a concussion still have changes in the white matter of their brains, likely from routine and unprotected headers.
Not that we need another reason to covet iPads, but the tablets may help those with poor vision read more comfortably.
For one day a week, citizens in the city of Los Angeles are encouraged to be ‘veg heads.’
If mosquitoes are responsible for spreading an infectious disease, you have to find a way to control them.
At every election, California’s ballot is filled with initiatives, but none received more attention this year than Proposition 37.
Poor sleep can lead to weight gain, but now researchers say the relationship works both ways
A government study raises more questions than answers about the validity of cleansing the body of heavy metals in order to prevent heart disease.
Mayor Bloomberg may have cancelled the ING NYC Marathon, but that didn’t keep thousands of runners from hitting the pavement on Sunday.
After harsh criticism from New Yorkers and fellow New York City politicians, Mayor Michael Bloomberg cancelled the ING NYC Marathon. Read more on our companion blog, NewsFeed.
The weight room can feel like a boys club but more women are reporting to weight training classes and high-intensity boot camps.
Another victim of superstorm Sandy’s devastation in New York: laboratory animals representing years of critical medical research.
Much of New York City is submerged in water and out of electricity, but the city is still planning to host 50,000 runners for the ING New York City Marathon on Sunday. Forget the 26.2 miles — runners’ greatest hurdle could be …
What does sleep have to do with weight? The latest research finds a link between lack of sleep and hunger.
