U.S. consumers often pay more for gluten-free products, yet these items typically provide less protein and more sugar and calories compared with gluten-containing alternatives. That is the key finding of …
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Menstruation doesn't permanently stop for most women until sometime between ages 45 and 55. But menopause symptoms can show up decades earlier, a new study shows. A study of 4,400 …
Trying to be happy often makes people less happy. This conundrum is called the happiness paradox, and it has been studied for more than a decade. Unlike many goals, which …
Immediately treating traumatic brain injuries with a nasal spray could be a game-changer for athletes and other people who suffer head injuries. A nasal spray tested on mice with TBIs …
If spending most of your time indoors during the winter has you feeling restless, irritable, or just "off," you might be experiencing cabin fever. Here’s what it is and how …
Ahead of her Philly show, Kathy Griffin opens up about her battles with cancer, addiction and PTSD
Kathy Griffin has her voice back. The comedian "figuratively" lost it, she said, in the blowback she faced from a 2017 satirical photo of her holding a mask that looked …
When fathers take paternity leave, their infants are breastfed longer, a new study shows. Fathers who took two or more weeks of leave after the birth of an infant were …
It seems like common sense that giving babies added sugar is unhealthy, so parents may be surprised to learn that the majority of infant formulas sold in the United States …
With Robert F. Kennedy Jr. now a senior U.S. health official, the supplement industry is expected to push for the ability to make bolder health claims for its products and …
Plenty of research has shown that scrolling social media is detrimental to one's mental health, but a new study suggests that limiting general internet use on smartphones also is beneficial. …