Healthy articles

Diabetes and obesity are the biggest health problems in today’s world. And now, scientists have found evidence that Alzheimer’s disease may be just another form of diabetes- what they call as brain diabetes. Read on to find out the implications of this.

The American diet is high on calories, sugar, and carbohydrates but low on vital nutrients. This has resulted in problems such as obesity, heart diseases, diabetes, cancer, and osteoporosis. Read on to find out some shocking facts about America’s diet.

Women who are allergic to their partner's semen experience unpleasant symptoms, ranging from swelling, burning sensations, and itching to anaphylactic shock. Semen allergies also make pregnancy very hard to achieve.

Handstands are something many of us remember from school. But they're also a great way to build some serious athletic ability, whether they're a support movement for your main weight training or a key component of a bodyweight training program.

Hundreds of Americans in 11 states have come down with a stomach "virus" that is transmitted on fresh produce. Here is what you need to know to keep your family safe.

Facebook and other social media are unmatched methods for keeping in touch with friends, both real-world and virtual. But constant use of Facebook is not without psychological consequences.

Recent research suggests that small changes in diet can make a big difference for men who have prostate cancer. Including the right kind of fat for by 10% of daily calories may reduce the rate of death over a 5-year-period by 29% in men who have cancer.

"If momma ain't happy, ain't nobody happy", and if momma has access to healthcare, education, and economic opportunities children thrive. Save The Children's Mothers' Index shows you the best and worst places in the world to be a mother.

The red wine-derived antioxidant resveratrol has never lived up to its hype. Recently Danish researchers have even found that it seems to cancel out the benefits of exercise, at least in older men.

Americans spend $14 billion every year just on over-the-counter remedies and prescriptions from the vet for dogs of all ages. To provide an optimally healthy home for your family's furry members, however, avoid these 10 myths about canine health.