This New Tool May Predict Your Risk Of Dementia
A new tool on the Project Big Life website can help assess risk of dementia by looking at demographic information, health concerns, and lifestyle factors.
Read MoreA new tool on the Project Big Life website can help assess risk of dementia by looking at demographic information, health concerns, and lifestyle factors.
Read MoreHow you can use intuitive eating to find a healthy balance of eating to fuel your life while getting to your goal weight.
Read MoreWarts are rough, raised bumps that appear on your skin that are caused by the human papillomavirus. Treatment varies depending on location and type of wart.
Read MoreMineral and spring water differ in terms of how they are collected, and also nutritional benefits and taste.
Read MoreJunk food not only boosts your caloric intake, but it can interfere with your metabolism. But returning to healthier eating habits can resolve the problem.
Read MoreUnhealthy gums can contribute to the development of health problems throughout the body, not just in the mouth.
Read MoreAs COVID-19 cases continue to surge, here's what experts say we can expect in 2022.
Read MoreRuna promotes itself as a "clean energy drink" and is USDA Organic and Fair Trade certified as well as Non-GMO Project verified.
Read MoreBecause bees add enzymes to honey, the sugar component of honey is already partially broken down, making it easier for us to digest than regular sugar.
Read MoreSleep hygiene is all the more important in summer, when heat, humidity and light can wreak havoc on your shuteye.
Read MoreThe FASTER Act requires all manufacturers to identify on their labels if their products contain any sesame.
Read MoreOne endocrinologist notes that artificial sweeteners don't affect on your blood sugar level. But consuming them may increase the risk of developing diabetes.
Read MoreWhen you overheat, you're at risk of the early stages of heat exhaustion. Here's what you need to know about the symptoms.
Read MoreWhether you're lovesick, crushing on someone new, or once bitten/twice shy, there's no question that Cupid's arrow leaves a mark. Read on to find out why.
Read MoreWhen men eat garlic, it kills the odor-causing bacteria in their sweat. One study found that women preferred the scent of garlic-eaters.
Read MoreFalse beliefs about the human body are nothing new and persist even today. In fact, you probably still believe some myths about your own anatomy.
Read MoreCrowns are used to protect teeth that have had root canals or are experiencing damage or decay. Getting them is a two-step process.
Read More42% of Americans were generally either "very afraid" or "somewhat afraid" of death, but the reasons differ.
Read MoreEvery type of fat has a smoke point, which is a sign that the fat is breaking down, and releasing potentially harmful fumes and free radicals.
Read MoreHealth Digest has done the legwork for you and compiled the healthiest -- and unhealthiest -- Starbucks menu items.
Read MoreNighttime showers right before bedtime make it more difficult to fall asleep – step into the shower two hours before to get sleep benefits.
Read MoreDoes your face constantly appear flushed, irritated, bumpy, or rough? If so, you just might have rosacea.
Read MoreSome studies show that could CBD help lower blood pressure via vasodilatory effects, but those with hypertension should consult with their doctor.
Read MoreIt's not known exactly when or why people began to meditate, but we've since learned that meditation benefits our health in more ways than you'd probably think.
Read MoreEye exercises aren't likely to reverse vision problems faced by many, but some dietary changes, as well as stopping smoking if you do, can help.
Read MoreIf you experience severe symptoms, including problems breathing, fever, nausea, body aches, wheezing, or disorientation after a bug bite, see a doctor.
Read MoreA number of spices and herbs, as well as fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C, can help combat bad breath.
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