Best and Worst Health News of 2014

By Jason Saltmarsh There are a lot of haters out there picking on runners. (See Chad Stafko's

By Life by DailyBurn By Alex Orlov for Life by DailyBurnThis workout comes to you from DailyBurn

By Health This article originally appeared on People.com. While internet trolls are

By JJ Virgin Dear JJ: Around this time of year, I feel a sudden pressure to tackle everything at

By Pam Masin By Rebecca WebberThe Power Nap: 15 Minutes In this shorty, you'll get a decent

By Yoga Journal By Yoga JournalGrab a partner and try this chest-opening sequence from Two Fit

By Sarah Klein U.S. News evaluated and ranked 35 diets with input from a panel of health experts.

The discovery of a "maternal age effect" by a team of Penn State scientists that could be used

By Kenneth L. Weiner, M.D., FAED, CEDS Each eating disorder is unique, and the appropriate

By <p>Alice Park, Time.com</p> There's plenty of data supporting the connection

Around 35-40 percent of a child's BMI -- how fat or thin they are -- is inherited from their

By Geoff Teehan The pixels would have you believe these two people are Geoff Teehan, but they're

By Sarah Klein Name: Patti Murillo-CasaAge: 51Height: 5'3"Before Weight: 238 poundsHow I Gained

By Julie Kuriakose, M.D. The number of Americans with allergies has grown in all racial, sex, and

By Melissa Bartick Remember those halcyon days before two nurses in Dallas contracted Ebola from

Today's smartphone user can obtain a lot of data about his or her health, thanks to built-in or

Numerous studies have shown that individuals with an alcohol use disorder perform worse than

Bisphenol A (BPA) is a chemical that is used in a variety of consumer products, such as water

By Sarah Klein From pies to lattes, pumpkin is a staple of all our fall favorites. It's also a

By Sarah Klein By Amanda Loudin for Life by DailyBurn So you've decided to run a race --

A landmark study to be published in the October 30, 2014 print edition of the journal Nature

Hygienic funeral practices, case isolation, contact tracing with quarantines, and better

By SELF By Jessica Girdwain, SELF Suddenly, seeds are everywhere -- beverages, bars, you name it.

By Leanne Ellington Nowadays fat has a bad rap. We hate it. We fear it. We name it. We blame

By Sarah Klein By Eric Bach for Life by DailyBurn The plan is set: Get to the gym six days a

By Dr. Dean Ornish Originally published on TIME.com Earlier this year, NASA issued a report