‘We’re not made of glass’
Swimming in the World Transplant Games lets Fred Nelis test his limits.
While women’s health often commands the spotlight, male-specific health issues deserve equal attention. Increase your understanding of risks, symptoms and conditions, and how to treat them.
Swimming in the World Transplant Games lets Fred Nelis test his limits.
Heart rhythm data from high-tech wearables could provide enough information to diagnose a heart attack.
Intermittent fasting is one of the newest strategies to lose weight and fight diabetes. But dietitians recommend a dash of skepticism.
Whether you're starting up or starting over, these 10 tips can kickstart your new fitness routine.
A new vaccine for cats could one day help humans who suffer from feline allergies.
The trick: You have to commit to it at least twice a week to see results, study finds.
In defeating Guillain-Barré syndrome, a drywall finisher reclaims his good health—and recovers a long-absent sense of smell.
Sheriff's detective Marcus Glover thought he'd been hit by a bullet. The culprit? A ruptured Achilles tendon. After a new type of surgery, he's back on the beat.
A new study suggests older adults gain much well-being from their small number of social connections.
Middle-aged men who maintain muscle mass may lower their risk of heart disease in later years.
Smartphones and technology have given rise to a generation plagued by sleepless nights.
A 10-year-old’s craft project becomes a source of motivation for people receiving stem cell transplants.