Misconceptions persist about how much water we should drink, microwaves and cancer, and fresh vs. frozen vegetables.
Chemicals are an evolving concern, but it’s consumers’ hygiene practices that keep ophthalmologists up at night.
Knowing more than one tongue can widen your world. But studies show that this might also affect your decision-making.
The popular — and notorious — genre uses nostalgia and simple beats to soothe nerves.
The product you choose is much less important than how you wash, and when.
Misconceptions persist about how much water we should drink, microwaves and cancer, and fresh vs. frozen vegetables.
A wave of writers and researchers are redefining how we view useful work.
Home dwellers might do just as well with filters on HVAC systems.
Genetics, illness, hormones, dieting, hair styling and age can all play a role.
Here’s everything you need to know about the words you keep seeing in your skin-care routine.
The stars of TV’s calmest competition describe how they stay cool under pressure.
People who function better in one extreme can improve performance in the other.
The shorter your hair, the more likely you’ll find all-in-one shampoo perfectly fine to use.
Lindsay Peoples Wagner thinks being transparent is important for wellness. Staying in on weekends, cooking and enjoying her skin-care regimen are also part of her self-care routine.
Advice on what you do and don’t have any business saying to friends.
Express your feelings, practice self-compassion and take a break from media when you need to.
Scientists are calling the condition “the most significant cause of death in the world today.”
Problems with digital reading can have as much to do with your habits as with the screen itself.
You’ll need cardio, weights and nutrition, too, if you want to attain that long, lean, toned look.
Some factors to consider, and some advice for proceeding.
The approach puts too much focus on weight as a measure of health.
