Most Americans believe Medicare should cover approved medicines to treat obesity, a new survey shows. "Public policy and society seldom associate obesity with advanced age," James... Read more ...
Just because a child eats healthy food doesn't mean he or she is less likely to eat junk food, a new study finds. The findings challenge the widely held belief that youngsters who eat... Read more ...
To improve your eating habits, start by shopping for healthier foods. Knowing a few key words on product labels can help you make better choices. The New York State Department of... Read more ...
Obese children and teens may have an increased risk for blood clots in their veins, called venous thromboembolism (VTE), a new study suggests. "This is important because the incidence... Read more ...
Stretching is great for your muscles, but take steps to make sure you're doing it properly to help avoid injury. The Mayo Clinic suggests: Always warm up with a short walk or jog before... Read more ...
There appears to be a genetic basis for happiness levels in countries around the world, new research reports. And a pleasant climate apparently helps, the findings suggested... Read more ...
Even if you think you live alone, you may not: A new study finds that the average American shares his or her home with over 100 different species of insects and other "arthropods... Read more ...
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