The changing hazards of middle age
Growing use of prescription medications—as well as addiction to illegal drugs and alcohol—has led to middle-age adults experiencing more injuries from falls.
Growing use of prescription medications—as well as addiction to illegal drugs and alcohol—has led to middle-age adults experiencing more injuries from falls.
Years-long study finds city dwellers in tree-shaded neighborhoods experience less psychological distress and enjoy better general health.
Make it your go-to option when punching up the crunch in tired old dishes.
When Elvira Brico found herself sitting on a bench as her elderly mother marched on, she knew it had come time for joint replacement surgery.
Physical activity is a leading defense against high blood pressure. Learning the fundamentals of fitness can keep you healthy and safe.
An afternoon indoors doesn’t mean your kids should hit the couch. Explore 10 creative ways to stay active inside.
Stave off injuries and fatigue by adapting your workouts to meet your age and fitness level.
Researchers suspect women who have apple-shaped bodies are at increased risk of heart trouble.
As you become more active, you'll increase your odds of living longer—no matter what your age or health history.
Study finds sizable jump in number of U.S. residents, rural and urban alike, who are ditching couch time in favor of fitness.
Those who spend at least two hours a week outdoors often report better health and a greater sense of well-being.
Children who engage in organized team sports often display better socio-emotional skills in later years.