Meditation and Music May Reverse Early Memory Loss in Adults
A study shows that adults with cognitive decline who are regularly exposed to this singing mediation displayed remarkable improvement. Learn how to do it...
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First Ever Study Shows Chair Yoga is Effective Arthritic Treatment
This is the first controlled study that shows chair yoga to be more effective at arthritic pain relief than health education programs or pharmacology.
Transcendental Meditation Reduces Trauma
This study shows that female inmates who meditate twice a day have less trauma symptoms and are less likely to recidivate.
No Need for Fillings: Alzheimer's Drug Can Stimulate Tooth Renewal
A molecule used to treat Alzheimer's patients has been discovered to naturally and efficiently renew decaying teeth.
Healthy Concession Food is a 'Game Changer' for High Schools
This new study highlights just how helpful healthy concession food is to high school students and businesses.
Smokers Get Help Quitting From Psychologists, Game Designers in New App
Cigbreak Free is an app currently being tested for its efficiency in deterring smokers from lighting up a cigarette.
Teen Use of Drugs and Alcohol Reaches Exciting New Low
According to a new national survey, teenagers' use of drugs, alcohol and tobacco declined in 2016 at rates that are at their lowest since the 1990s.
Groundbreaking New Blood Test Has 90% Success Diagnosing Concussions
Thanks to this inexpensive blood test, we no longer have to rely on patient symptom assessment and clinician judgement to diagnose a concussion.
Mexico's Sugary Beverage Tax Likely to Reduce Diabetes, Health Costs
Thanks to a 10% tax on sugary drinks, this study predicts that rates of mortality, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes will drop significantly.
The More Connected We Feel to Others, the More Socially Responsible We Are
This new study shows that people who have a stronger social community are more likely to shop responsibly and donate to charity.
Easy Intervention Proves Effective in Reducing Suicide Among Soldiers
This simple new training for troubled active-duty service members has been shown to reduce suicide attempts among participants by 75%.
Anonymous Tip Saves Olympic Swimmer From Skin Cancer
Olympic swimmer Mackenzie "Mack" Horton posted a thank you this week to an anonymous guardian angel who told him to get a mole on his chest checked out.
Painless 'Smart Patch' Delivers Insulin to Diabetics Without Needles
Scientists have developed a patch that monitors glucose levels in the bloodstream and distributes insulin when necessary, eliminating the use of needles.
Breakthrough Study: Knowingly Taking Placebo Pills Eases Pain
According to this groundbreaking research, patients who knowingly took placebo pills for chronic back pain felt 30% less pain than those who didn't.
New Use of Molecule May Fight Obesity by Converting 'Bad' Fat to 'Good' Fat
Though the condition may not be life-threatening, health risks from obesity are leading researchers to discover new safer treatments.
105-Year-old Cyclist Sets New World Record for Speed
Robert Marchand is continuing his amazing career as an elderly cyclist by creating a new world record for the most distance traveled in an hour.
Scientists Speed Up Muscle Repair, Which Could Fight Muscular Dystrophy
Beyond its application for injured athletes or seniors in nursing home, this treatment could work wonders for those struggling with muscular dystrophy.
They Shared Their Deepest Insecurities in Public: Best Therapy Ever (WATCH)
Would you be able to climb up on that chair and tell the public your deepest insecurities? This group of people did and ended up inspiring dozens.
How Negative Headlines Can Impact Your Mental and Emotional Health
Mainstream media can be more harmful to your health than you think, but here's how you can work against the nasty headlines.
How to Heal Mindfully if Your Candidate Loses
November 8th is the day that half of America will inevitably be disappointed by the election results – but how you handle those feelings is up to you.
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