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How Too Much Screen Time Affects Children's Brains

Metabolic Syndrome: Sleeping Less Than Six Hours A Night Linked To Double Death Risk

By Peter D'Souza

Medicinal Food: The Health Benefits Of Blue Corn Unveiled

By Minnow Blythe

American Teens are Eating Healthier Diets, Study Says

By Cheri Cheng

Sitting tied to Increased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes, Study Say

By Cheri Cheng

Increasing Saturated Fat Intake by Two Times does not Increase Saturated Fat in Blood

By Cheri Cheng

Red Wine Compound Increases Spinal Bone Density

By Cheri Cheng

Eating Like an Italian May Reverse Metabolic Syndrome

By Christine Hsu

Psychosis tied to Health Risks that Increase Risk of Early Death

By Cheri Cheng

Physical Activity can Reduce the Effects of Sedentary Behaviors

By Cheri Cheng

Diabetes During Pregnancy can Raise Heart Disease Risk Later on In Life

By Cheri Cheng

Skipping Breakfasts As Teens Ups Metabolic Syndrome Years Later

By Christine Hsu

Lifting Weights May Cut Women's Diabetes Risk

By Christine Hsu

Earlier Adiposity Ups Risk of Metabolic Syndrome

By Christine Hsu

Age of Suicide Attempt May Predict Future Health Problems

By Christine Hsu

Being Obese is Enough to Raise Heart Disease Risk

By Cheri Cheng

Blueberry Consumption May Prevent Heart Disease, Diabetes

By Christine Hsu

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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

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Research Exposes Major Lifestyle Factor That Leads to Cancer

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Screen Time and Sedentary Lifestyles Drive Surge in Youth Metabolic Syndrome

Why Heart Attacks Strike Men More Than Women

Choline's Impact on Heart Health and Metabolic Syndrome Revealed

Keto Diet Could be Good for People With Mental Health Issues

Stress Is Likely to Cause Metabolic Syndrome in Midlife

Metabolic Syndrome: Sleeping Less Than Six Hours A Night Linked To Double Death Risk

Medicinal Food: The Health Benefits Of Blue Corn Unveiled

American Teens are Eating Healthier Diets, Study Says

Sitting tied to Increased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes, Study Say

Increasing Saturated Fat Intake by Two Times does not Increase Saturated Fat in Blood

Red Wine Compound Increases Spinal Bone Density

Eating Like an Italian May Reverse Metabolic Syndrome

Psychosis tied to Health Risks that Increase Risk of Early Death

Physical Activity can Reduce the Effects of Sedentary Behaviors

Diabetes During Pregnancy can Raise Heart Disease Risk Later on In Life

Skipping Breakfasts As Teens Ups Metabolic Syndrome Years Later

Lifting Weights May Cut Women's Diabetes Risk

Earlier Adiposity Ups Risk of Metabolic Syndrome

Age of Suicide Attempt May Predict Future Health Problems

Being Obese is Enough to Raise Heart Disease Risk

Blueberry Consumption May Prevent Heart Disease, Diabetes

/ Spotlight /

Mental Health

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

News

Research Exposes Major Lifestyle Factor That Leads to Cancer

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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