Exercise Can Be a Painkiller for Cancer Patients
Being active may help ease ongoing cancer pain. That’s the key takeaway from a study of more 10,600 people with a history of cancer and…
Read onBeing active may help ease ongoing cancer pain. That’s the key takeaway from a study of more 10,600 people with a history of cancer and…
Read onThink twice if you’re pregnant and craving a packaged pastry or a take-out burger and shake. That indulgence can do more than cause unwanted weight…
Read onKids are more likely to lie to their parents if their parents have been lying to them — even with positive “white” lies, a new…
Read onWeight loss drugs like Ozempic and Zepbound can lead to better heart health for people struggling with excess weight or diabetes, a University of Michigan…
Read onWhile marriage can be hard work, a new survey suggests it can also be a powerful elixir for happiness. Adults who are married report being…
Read onIs ‘practice makes perfect’ true for the male erection, too? That’s the suggestion from a Swedish study involving amorous male mice. It found that getting…
Read onAmerican teenagers cite stress as the leading reason they might get drunk or high, a new report reveals. That only underscores the need for better…
Read onFilling the day with simple activities could be the key to improving mood and well-being after a person has suffered the loss of a loved…
Read onThe U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating an outbreak of gastrointestinal illness aboard a luxury cruise ship that sailed out of San…
Read onDivorce later in life might be harder on women than on men, based on patterns of antidepressant use in a new study of people aged…
Read onPreterm births linked to “hormone-disruptor” chemicals in plastics cost the U.S. health care system billions of dollars, a new study claims. Daily exposure to phthalates…
Read onThe COVID-19 vaccine given to pregnant women does no harm to their unborn babies, and can actually lower the risk of serious complications in newborns,…
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