When traveling, your Smartphone/mobile device can be a real friend to you when you're on vacation and/or business trip. These are tips I use to put my Smartphone to work when traveling. They… Read More

Feeling lonely at night? It just might be the cause of you not getting enough sleep.  According to a study from the Dept. of Health Studies at the University of Chicago; a cause for res… Read More

It really is better to give than to receive.  This is the theory being explored by a group of life scientists at UCLA's Ahmanson-Lovelace Brain Mapping Center.For their research, the sc… Read More

Another great story of how science-fiction becomes science fact. Tim Hemmes had been a quadriplegic for seven years since his motorcycle accident.  But with the help of a robotic arm, H… Read More

Depression is already known to be a probable cause for other health ailments such as heart disease, diabetes, even cancer, but now it may also be linked for an increased risk of stroke.Resea… Read More

From a cultural perspective, we're led to believe that women are natural caregivers; particularly when it comes to children, but according to a recent study, this belief may change the minds… Read More

  If yoga isn't quite your thing, you may want to consider Tai Chi(TIE-Chee). Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese martial art which involves slow, gentle movements. It's described as "medita… Read More

So you've inquired about that dream job. Sent in your resume and cover letter. You get the call for an interview and assume they(HR manager, etc) must like something about you. You meet and… Read More

So you've inquired about that dream job. Sent in your resume and cover letter. You get the call for an interview and assume they(HR manager, etc) must like something about you. You meet and… Read More

In spite of the many celebrity-splits we see, movie stars may actually hold the key to why people of similar educational backgrounds tend to stay together. Social scientists have known for… Read More

Pretty soon, you might see this familiar label on a lot more foods, or at least something similar to it. In the fight against America's obesity epidemic, the FDA is proposing the labeling o… Read More

A study has revealed that women whose diet was rich in Omega-3 fatty acids were at drastically lower risk of developing macular degeneration. In a Harvard Women's Health Study, researchers… Read More

A new study published in the journal Cyberpsychology, females who base their self-worth on their appearance tend to share more photos online and maintain larger networks online-social netwo… Read More

So can your friends and family members make you fat? That's what researchers at the Miriam Hospital's Weight Control and Diabetes Research Center set out to answer. In a study published by… Read More

So can your friends and family members make you fat? That's what researchers at the Miriam Hospital's Weight Control and Diabetes Research Center set out to answer. In a study published by… Read More

Romantic relationships often start out as enjoyable or even exciting, but sometimes may become routine and boring. A Wayne State University study reveals that dating couples that integrate… Read More

If you haven't taken a vacation in a while, you probably should make plans for one soon. Your mind and body will thank you for it. In our fast-paced, hectic world, we're plagued with negat… Read More

This is the time of year when many scams are abundant on the internet. Those holiday bills are coming in and debts are starting to increase as a result. With job market looking scarce; many… Read More

Food scientists at the University of British Columbia have been able to pinpoint more of the complex chemistry behind coffee’s much touted antioxidant benefits, tracing valuable compou… Read More

(Health.com) -- This Sunday's Super Bowl could prove to be a real heartbreaker for some fans of the losing team. A new study suggests that the emotional stress fans feel after a loss may t… Read More

After a decade of worries over silicone, they have had a number of years without bad press. But now comes news of an increased risk of a rare cancer.Though modern breast implants have been a… Read More

Lower temperatures and stressful holidays can present a host of challenges to your health. Try these simple tips to help ward-off winter blues.Dance away the bluesShort days and frigid temps… Read More

A medical study done in Denmark shows exposure to traffic noise can raise a person's risk of having a stroke, especially in people age 65 and older.Researchers found stroke risk in that age… Read More

A hot cold cureNot a tea drinker? Any warm liquid—including chicken soup and fruit drinks—can help relieve cold and flu symptoms. Heated drinks help loosen congestion and stimula… Read More

I find it ironic that I don't smoke and like to smoke having come from a family of smokers. My mother smoked, but quit many years ago when I was a child. My father was a heavy smoker and smo… Read More

You don't have to break you budget to get in shape. In fact, you don't even have to join a gym with their pricey membership fees. Here are some great tips for making your open home gym for $… Read More

For some, snow means fun, but for those of us who have to shovel it, now can mean the onslaught of injuries when you to shovel it. Back injuries are especially common this time of year, as m… Read More