From your fingernails to your nose, these tricks could give you clues about your body for years to come
7 Workout Habits You Should Drop Now
Here’s how to get more by doing less
Humans and Dogs Process Emotions Similarly
Similar areas of the brain are dedicated to recognizing voice and processing emotion
FDA Orders First-Ever Sales Halt on Four Tobacco Products
The agency is flexing its new authority under the Tobacco Control Act
The Happiest and Healthiest States Are In the Midwest
North Dakota ranks at the top of this year’s Gallup well-being poll, while West Virginia comes in last
Obese Women Get Only One Hour Of Exercise in a Whole Year
They don’t spend enough time doing fat-burning activities like jogging
Is Too Much Tanning a Mental Illness?
People with obsessive-compulsive disorder and body dysmorphic disorder are more likely to be dependent on tanning
4 Diet Secrets of the U.S. Olympics Women’s Hockey Team
Chocolate milk and leafy greens are fueling the players in their quest for gold
The Internet Is a Safer Place for Your Teen Than You Think
A new book seeks to debunk our widespread alarm about children, social media, and technology
Study: Switching Schools May Give Your Kids Psychotic Symptoms
Chronic marginalization and chronic exclusion could cause hallucinations and delusions
Soda Wars Bubble Up Across the Country
Following Bloomberg’s failed ban on big sodas, will a host of initiatives popping up in other cities pass muster?
Now There’s Another Reason Sitting Will Kill You
Add it to the list: new research shows that prolonged periods on your bum puts the elderly at risk for disabilities
Facebook’s Gender Labeling Revolution
The pressure to choose a public identity can be harmful for people who haven’t decided on a private one, but at the very least seeing that long list can make you feel less isolated