Aging Well

Marathon TV sessions dramatically increase diabetes risk.

Using reconstructive knee surgery, a Michigan man overcomes a gruesome injury to run the Boston Marathon.

The good news: Most who suffer a bout of acute, new-onset insomnia will recover and go on to gain restful slumber.

As research on the brain-body connection continues to mount, it adds up to one indisputable fact: Exercise remains essential to cognitive performance.

We all need water for a healthy life, but how much?

Added sugar can influence a child's food choices and impact their health later in life.

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Risk factors affect the part of the brain that plays an important role in short- and long-term memory.

Erectile dysfunction may be an early warning sign of cardiovascular troubles.

“It’s a miracle,” says Jack Hofstra, 92, after he got a new heart valve through a minimally invasive procedure.

Prolonged periods of unease and anxiety are likely to increase the risk of this heart condition.

Taking a daily stroll at an average or fast pace is associated with a significantly reduced risk of cardiovascular disease.