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Teens are Smoking and Drinking Less, Study Says

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Shingles tied to an Increased Risk of Stroke, Heart Attack for Seniors, Study Says

By Cheri Cheng

Being a President or a World Leader can shorten lifespan, Study Says

By Cheri Cheng

Cuddling with Pets can Improve Sleep, Study Says

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Primary Care Doctors have the highest rate of Prescribing Narcotics, Study Finds

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Vitamin D Supplements not Effective in Preventing Colds in Asthmatic People, Study Says

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Medicare to Fine more than 700 Hospitals for Safety Incidents

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Sales for Antibiotics used on Food Animals have increased in the U.S.

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Singing can boost Memory and Mood for Early Dementia Patients, Study Finds

By Cheri Cheng

Harvard Researchers say E-Cig Flavorings can lead to Lung Disease

By Cheri Cheng

Happiness is not Linked to Longevity, Study Says

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Depressive Symptoms are too high in Young Doctors, Study Finds

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Infant Mortality Rate in the U.S. is at a New Low

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Being Too Focused on a Task can make you Temporarily Deaf, Study Says

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Pear Consumption linked to Lower Risk of Obesity, Study Reports

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Why Athletes Need 'Brain Food' to Stay Physically, Mentally Healthy

Mental Health

Boost Your Happiness: Train Like an Athlete for Mental Health Benefits

News

Research Exposes Major Lifestyle Factor That Leads to Cancer

/ Articles by Cheri Cheng /

Cheri Cheng

Teens are Smoking and Drinking Less, Study Says

Shingles tied to an Increased Risk of Stroke, Heart Attack for Seniors, Study Says

Being a President or a World Leader can shorten lifespan, Study Says

Cuddling with Pets can Improve Sleep, Study Says

Primary Care Doctors have the highest rate of Prescribing Narcotics, Study Finds

Olive, Sunflower Oils are not Good for a Baby’s Skin, Study Finds

Altruism can reduce the Effects of Everyday Stress, Study Says

California Nurse May Have Exposed Tuberculosis to at least 1,000 People

Vitamin D Supplements not Effective in Preventing Colds in Asthmatic People, Study Says

Medicare to Fine more than 700 Hospitals for Safety Incidents

Sales for Antibiotics used on Food Animals have increased in the U.S.

Singing can boost Memory and Mood for Early Dementia Patients, Study Finds

Harvard Researchers say E-Cig Flavorings can lead to Lung Disease

Happiness is not Linked to Longevity, Study Says

Depressive Symptoms are too high in Young Doctors, Study Finds

Infant Mortality Rate in the U.S. is at a New Low

Being Too Focused on a Task can make you Temporarily Deaf, Study Says

Pear Consumption linked to Lower Risk of Obesity, Study Reports

/ Spotlight /

Mental Health

Boost Your Happiness: Train Like an Athlete for Mental Health Benefits

News

Research Exposes Major Lifestyle Factor That Leads to Cancer

Physical Wellness

6 Dietitian-Approved No-Added-Sugar Drinks to Keep You Healthy and Hydrated This Summer

Mental Health

Yes, Playing Sports is Good for Your Mental Health