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10/17/2017New research suggests that eating a full breakfast every day might help you stay heart healthy. -
10/14/2017Various things can set off pet anxiety, but should you rely on drugs? Learn some natural options! -
10/12/2017If you’re single and ready to mingle, make sure you’re also armed with protection, the STD news is not a good one... -
10/10/2017Should you sit or stand at work? There is now research that suggests standing too much at work might be just as bad for your health as sitting too much! -
10/7/2017What causes bees to choose particular victims, to act so aggressively, and what can you do if you end up in a similar situation? -
10/5/2017Shedding excess weight is not easy, but one little bad habit can make a huge difference. According to new research, even eliminating one can of soda a week can make a difference in your weight. Read more... -
10/4/2017According to new research, couples begin to develop similar tastes in food over time, so select your long-term partner wisely to ensure a healthy diet! -
9/30/2017A new study found that obese men are more likely to have serious sperm issues such as a lower volume of semen, lower sperm counts, and lower sperm concentration. -
9/28/2017Insulin prices are through the roof, and a fair percentage of the 11 million in the US who depend on it are reeling as a result. What can you do? -
9/26/2017New research has now identified a number of character traits that appear to help us handle stress more smoothly. Find out what they are and how you can improve each one! -
9/23/2017Are you putting your sleep quality at risk? According to new research, that may depend on exactly where your furry friend is doing that snoozing. -
9/21/2017A new study found that consumption of meat, and to a lesser extent poultry, is linked to a greater risk of developing diabetes. Find out why! -
9/19/2017Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme each were revered for their healing and magical powers, and those healing powers are as present and valuable today as they were during the reign of King Charles II. Find out more! -
9/16/2017A new study found that switching to a healthier diet based on more plant foods is a more effective treatment than the proton-pump inhibitor (PPI) drugs taken by millions of Americans. -
9/14/2017New research suggests that if you want the weight to not only come off, but stay off, you will fare better with a slower pace. -
9/12/2017Most check their moles for changes that might signal the possibility of cancer, but new research suggests that we need to be much more conscious of any changes to the rest of our skin if we want to catch any developing melanomas at an early stage. -
9/9/2017On September 16th, you can take part in International Eat an Apple Day! Discover six ways that apples can benefit your health. -
9/7/2017Popularity in high school doesn’t necessarily lead to glory and joy later in life. In fact, people who were popular in high school end up significantly unhappier than their less-heralded peers. -
9/5/2017According to new research, nighttime lights might be contributing to the development of breast cancer. -
9/3/2017All in all, the Baseline of Health Program seems ideally suited to dealing with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Understand why... -
9/2/2017It is easy to find yourself sick from contaminated food in restaurants or having a bout of Traveler's Diarrhea. Here are three remedies your doctor probably won't mention to help yourself. -
8/31/2017Be Generous! New research shows that our brains actually respond more positively to giving than receiving. -
8/29/2017Give new herbs and spices a try, and take advantage of "More Herbs, Less Salt Day" on August 29th. -
8/26/2017New research shows that approximately one in eight Americans are now using antidepressants. -
8/24/2017New research suggests that inflammation in your mouth can increase the likelihood of a cancer diagnosis.