A new study estimates that advances in controlling tobacco has helped decrease smoking-related deaths in the U.S. by 8 million.
Eating like a caveman may not be the healthiest way to go in 2014, according to a new report.
A new Gallup poll shows most Americans didn’t stick with their resolutions to eat healthier in 2013.
A new study finds that even moderate alcohol consumption may cause DNA damage, especially among young adults.
Experts say because so many resolutions end up being empty promises, in 2014 try these few things to make yours stick.
A new study finds that children with irregular bedtimes score lower in reading and math.
If you think substituting diet soda for sugary soft drinks and fruit juices decreases your risk for Type 2 diabetes, think again.
