A new study suggests your emotions can be tamed with meditation even if you are not a mindful person.

Inflammation in the upper respiratory tract could be controlled with the help of resveratrol, a nutrient in red grapes that also has other known health benefits.

Research suggests that by 2050 about half of the world’s population will be nearsighted. Here’s what you can do to lessen the odds that your child will grow up nearsighted.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The news highlights one victim, Michelle Waddey, who got breast cancer from a deliberate explosion.

Results of a new trial suggest that certain probiotics can improve mental health, metabolic function, and disability among individuals with multiple sclerosis. This study is just one of several that has explored the impact of beneficial bacteria on the symptoms and progression of multiple sclerosis.

There’s an app for everything and sex is no exception. Here’s why many women are after this must have app that signals the perfect time for sex.

If you want a long life, an important step to take is to clean up your diet. But which diet do you choose? Scan the shelves of any bookstore or library and you will see a wide variety in what “experts” think you should eat.

Cinnamon is one of the oldest spices known to man, and its health benefits are many!

A recent study which was done in Finland shows a heathy diet is associated with better reading skills in the first three years of school.

Do you love salmon? Fish is very healthy, but recent news warns you to stay away from some salmon products for a while.

Having kidney stones is no fun, but according to a new study a bizarre treatment strategy can help you pass those stones and have fun at the same time.

Does money affect your doctor's care? If your long-time doctor is retiring or you're moving to another state, here are some tips to help you find a good doctor.

Are you trying to form new, healthy habits that will improve your life?

Should morning sickness be something to worry about during your pregnancy—especially when it’s really bad and often? Here’s what the latest study revealed after following roughly 800 women during their pregnancy.

If you have unpaid medical bills, then you have to pay attention to the following points.