More Health & Wellness - Page 90
Loneliness can worsen common cold symptoms, so call me, k?
It makes sense if you think about it.
By Rebecca Ruiz
This footballer's speech about losing his wife is utterly heartbreaking
"My children need to see me talk."
By Sam Haysom
Night Shift is now available on your Mac so you can finally get some damn sleep
Be the ruler of your sleep domain.
By Jack Morse
Fitbit's Alta HR gets caught up between fashion and function
The latest from Fitbit offers great new features without much guidance.
This spinach leaf is actually a tiny, beating human heart
Spinach makes the heart grow fonder.
By Tony Lee
You use this word to help you through hard times without even knowing it
You might be surprised.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Forget needles, you can now jet-spray the vaccines in your mouth instead
No more needlephobia.
By Tony Lee
If Obamacare dies, a Facebook post could cause you to lose your health insurance
People are starting to open up about mental illness on social media. That may hurt them if Obamacare dies.
Why some people think cilantro tastes like soap
You're not a picky eater, you're just special.
By Tony Lee
This app can help spot signs of skin cancer just by taking a photo
Worried about that one weird looking mole?
This office accessory leaves the sitting or standing desk debate in the dust
Start burning more calories at work.
Japan opens cafe with beds for naps, basically a dream come true
This makes so much sense.
By Yvette Tan
The country where people devour pasta, wine and olive oil is the world's healthiest. Really.
This boot-shaped nation ranks No. 1 among the list of 163 countries.
New fitness app offers accessible workouts for people of all abilities
Let's get physical. And accessible.
By Katie Dupere
This gene-editing technology has the potential to bring back the woolly mammoth
What would you change about your genetics?
By Tony Lee
Why you get butterflies in your stomach
"Know that there is a chemical basis to this wacky phenomenon."
The 5 second rule might not be that gross after all, scientists say
Be honest, we ALL do it.
A British store is launching cafes where people can chat about mental health
"It's OK to not be OK."
Trying to protect teens by censoring the internet probably doesn't work
Blocking what they see may not be that effective.
By Rebecca Ruiz
How weird sleep schedules can affect our mental health
Once again, science shows that sleep is very important.
Republican bill would let employers demand workers’ get genetic testing
The bill has slipped by without much notice.
By Sharon Begley
AI figured out the word people text when their suicide risk is high
It's not what you think.
By Rebecca Ruiz
