Chris O'Brien

If you’re concerned about your child’s weight, you may want to scrutinize salt intake—not just sugar. New research

Got a hunch? Don’t be afraid to go with your gut, says new research conducted at Leeds University Business School in

Using a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter may boost heart and vascular health in older nonsmokers by as

According to new research you don’t have to pound out 10-mile runs five days a week to feel energized. In fact,

In a recent study conducted at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and at the University of Vermont, postmenopausal

Turns out you really can have too much of a good thing—including happiness. Results from a recent analysis suggest

Although exercising for health certainly isn’t a new concept, scientists recently uncovered one more reason to believe

What’s up doc? Though Bugs Bunny’s favorite munchable—carrots—may not keep him safe from Elmer Fudd, they may just keep

A new report published by the American Institute for Cancer Research and the World Cancer Research Fund reviews how

A recent study published in Pediatrics suggests that kids who sleep short durations are more likely to become

Can soy isoflavones help prevent osteoporosis? According to a recent meta-analysis published in Clinical Nutrition, the

A recent study found that catechins, the powerful antioxidants in tea, are easily destroyed by the digestive process.

In a recent study by the Harvard Medical School, researchers found that disability is more common for people with high

It is well known that menopause, lack of exercise, smoking, low calcium intake, and even drinking soda are osteoporosis

Researchers recently found that a 10-minute daily conversation has about the same positive effect on the brain as doing