Does Salt Water Help Your Cut? And Other Health Myths of Summer
It’s often said salt water is good for cuts. Or that sunscreen isn’t needed on cloudy days. But both are incorrect, says Isabel Valdez, a…
Read onIt’s often said salt water is good for cuts. Or that sunscreen isn’t needed on cloudy days. But both are incorrect, says Isabel Valdez, a…
Read onGood sleep is hard to come by for the 25 percent of Americans who experience a period of severe insomnia each year, new research suggests.…
Read onFor fun and fitness, it’s hard to beat the value of a stability ball. You can do exercises to strengthen muscles, improve balance and increase…
Read onThe dilemma is all too familiar: It’s Monday morning, you walk into your office and see that someone has left a big box of donuts…
Read onTaking time off reduces many workers’ stress and re-energizes them, but those benefits disappear once they’re on the job again, researchers say. Moreover, many people…
Read onIf you swim in the ocean, you should be aware of dangerous rip tides, sometimes called rip currents. Most often, these fast-moving flows of water…
Read onSwimming is a great way to stay active and spend time with family and friends. But if you or a family member has an intestinal…
Read onA majority of women with an early form of a common breast cancer may be able to skip chemotherapy, depending on the results of a…
Read onA new and highly targeted drug slowed the growth of advanced breast cancers by about an average of two months, researchers report. “The findings in…
Read onWomen who’ve had a miscarriage are more likely to get pregnant and have a baby if they have adequate levels of vitamin D, new research…
Read onYou might want to pick up the pace when you head out for a stroll, suggests a new study that found that doing so may…
Read onMay is Women’s Health Month. With that in mind, doctors are offering suggestions for steps that women can take to reduce their risk of diseases…
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