Jul 01, 2008 03:00AM
Feta is a surefire cheesy, tangy favorite on summer salads, pasta and sandwiches. But this popular Greek cheese can do more than just please the palate.
A growing body of evidence suggests that it’s possible to slow down and even reverse age-related eye disorders. The key is to pay attention to what we eat.
Researchers have reported that people they studied who engaged in social interaction displayed higher levels of intellectual activity.
Jun 01, 2008 03:00AM
Patients suffering from the painful symptoms of fibromyalgia could benefit significantly from exercise in a heated pool.
A new study suggests we add vitamin C to green tea, which significantly boosts the tea’s antioxidants by making them more available to the body.
A study shows that employees who have more control over their daily work and apply creativity in tackling challenging tasks are healthier than workers who don’t.
Researchers say that a happy marriage comes with the unexpected advantage of lower blood pressure.
May 01, 2008 03:00AM
While most women resort to an over-the-counter pain killer to find relief from the symptoms of menstrual discomfort, a study now has shown that acupuncture may offer a valid alternative.
A study showed that women who eat yogurt have a body mass index 15 percent lower than those of nonyogurt eaters.
A study determined that weight gained during an exercise hiatus can be unexpectedly tough to shed.
