The 10 Healthiest and 10 Least-Healthy States in 2014

The global proliferation of overweight and obese people and people with type 2 diabetes is often

By Curtis M. Wong The American Family Association has responded to the media firestorm that

By Christopher Weir I got a new job in 2012, and with my first paycheck decided to hire a

To reduce false positives when identifying genetic variations associated with human disease

By Health This article originally appeared on Time.com. When the weather thaws, the plants

By Anna Almendrala In recent weeks, a host of public figures -- from comedians to columnists to

By Health This article originally appeared on Kaiser Health News. House Republicans unveiled

By Kate Bratskeir It was the night of Thanksgiving and you overate. You are not alone. According

By Jeffrey Young Sean Parker, the co-founder of the online music service Napster and the first

By Joann Pan The author of Daring Greatly explains how a new definition of the self-obsessed can

By Health ICYMI, America basically hit pause yesterday to gaze up at the total solar eclipse,

Some people inherit a condition that elevates their cholesterol to an excessive degree, and no

By Sarah Klein Some days, it's impossible to find a "runner's high" -- or, really, any

By Jennifer Rollin Every day, tons of women and men have the morning ritual of standing on a

By Marlynn Wei, MD, JD Reclined Bound Angle If you have tight hips, try placing blocks or a

By Jenn Zerling A few months ago, I wrote a self myofascial routine titled Foam Roll Roll It Out.

By AJ Agrawal Staying healthy on the road can be tough because you're the sort of business leader

By Ornish Living by Phil Hardesty There are a number of reasons to create a fitness area in your

By <p>Stirling Kelso, Money</p> This article originally appeared on

We all have particular experiences or particular things -- a favorite song, for example -- that

By <p>Amanda MacMillan</p> Early last week, news broke that the Trump administration

This new research is the first to to link living at high altitudes and the risk to initially

By Health Editor MONDAY, June 20, 2016 (HealthDay News) — Rates of Parkinson's disease may be

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In a new study, researchers are learning more about how ribosome chaperones work, showing that one

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