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A small trial found that after exercise, blood flow increased in the hearts of tobacco smokers, but not in the hearts of e-cig smokers. → Read More
Fall is here, and the mercury is falling in thermostats across the northern hemisphere. The good news: Not only will your body acclimate to the... → Read More
Most experts recommend "time-ins" instead of time-outs as a discipline practice for kids, but the science doesn't necessarily back that up. → Read More
Sure—probably. But read the fine print. → Read More
Conventional wisdom says red wine is healthier than other alcoholic beverages. But recent research suggests beer may have gotten a bad rap. → Read More
How to choose a pair of shades that will actually protect your eyes from ultraviolet radiation. → Read More
It isn't as simple as just rolling up your window. → Read More
Obviously, it's important to exercise. But some sports and exercise regimes carry a greater risk of injury than others. → Read More
It seems like kids can eat sugar all day without feeling any impact. But can their bodies withstand the negative health impacts it causes in adults? → Read More
The chemicals used in manufacturing clothing—especially workout gear—are potentially bad for your skin. Good news: some can be washed off. → Read More
In some cases, listening to music while you work stimulates creativity. In others, it's the exact opposite. → Read More
Cocktail expert John McCarthy, author of Be Your Own Bartender, ranked the 7 best gins available to purchase right now for less than $50. → Read More
New research raises concerns about potential health risks from common paint chemicals, especially for pregnant women. Here's what to know. → Read More
The research on charred meat’s cancer risks is much less clear than many believe. → Read More
Take off that hat. It will make you bald. It’s the sort of thing an opinionated grandparent might tell a grandchild wearing a hat indoors,... → Read More
There are reasons that your dreams are so strange and intense when you're trying to sleep off a fever. → Read More
Sleep sound machines—producing white, pink, or brown noise—can be indispensable for some. But the science shows they aren't for everyone. → Read More
Research shows that many major bottled water brands contain plastic particles. But microplastics show up in other surprising places, too. → Read More
Way back in the late 1990s—not long after home Internet use became widespread in the U.S.—researchers started turning up links between time spent on computers... → Read More
Research shows that many major bottled water brands contain plastic particles. But microplastics show up in other surprising places, too. → Read More