A dietician has shared 12 foods to incorporate into your diet to help maintain a healthier heart and consistent blood pressure. Diet plays a crucial role in managing your blood pressure, and high ...

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One in three adults don’t get enough sleep – and the consequences may be deadly. Drowsy driving contributes to hundreds of deaths in the U.S. each year and tens of thousands of crashes, according to ...

Belting out classics by Elvis Presley and The Beatles could help people with common painful conditions, according to a new study. Scientists discovered that group singing therapy online can help raise ...

Former India cricketer Yograj Singh, father of the 2011 World Cup hero Yuvraj Singh and known for his outspoken comments, has called on legendary all-rounder Kapil Dev to take on the role of nurturing ...

gStanford University Center for Innovation in Global Health and Stanford and Woods Institute for the Environment, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA ...

HOUSTON -- The last time the Astros were in California, they swept the Dodgers in early July to get to a season-high 20 games over .500 and open up a seven-game lead in the American League West ...

There’s a classic organizational psychology metaphor called “rocks in the jar.” The idea is simple: You have limited time (the jar), and only so many rocks (tasks) can fit inside. If you start with ...

Hair falling out or looking lifeless is something many people face these days. With stress, pollution, and unhealthy eating habits, hair issues have become quite common. The good news is that fancy ...

PHILADELPHIA — Penn researchers have found that a combination of common, generic drugs could be used to kill dormant breast cancer cells, preventing the disease from recurring. Though often highly ...

Why do we act selflessly, even when it costs us? This mystery has long intrigued scientists. New work from the University of Amsterdam now reframes one of biology’s most famous ideas: Hamilton’s Rule.