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Photo: batuhan toker / Getty Images Your Desk Height Could Be Messing With Your Brain, New Study Finds
Researchers found upright posture was linked to more calculated risk-taking and stronger feelings of pride.
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Why Your Neighborhood Could Be Affecting How You Sleep, According to a New Study
Researchers found that greener, more enclosed streets were linked to longer sleep and fewer insomnia symptoms.
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What Is ‘Gym Penis,’ and Is It Even a Real Thing?
Doctors say intense workouts can briefly reduce blood flow below the belt, but everything usually returns to normal quickly.
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You Don’t Need 10,000 Steps a Day to Improve Your Health, Research Shows
Research suggests brisk, sustained walking can offer real health benefits even if you never hit 10,000 steps a day.
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Why More Women Are Getting Labiaplasty, and What Experts Want Them to Know
Experts say that labia vary widely, but porn and social media can distort what young women think is “normal.”
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Belly Fat May Be Linked to Faster Brain Aging, New Study Finds
Researchers found visceral fat was linked to brain aging patterns and cognitive performance beyond what BMI can show.
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A Trauma Practitioner Says These 4 Hobbies Can Help Ease Anxiety
A trauma practitioner says yoga, nature, creative projects, and dancing can help calm stress and anxious thoughts.
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CDC Says Cyclospora Outbreak Has Reached 45 States
CDC has confirmed 6,707 cyclosporiasis cases and is reviewing more than 11,500 additional suspected cases.
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Photo: Lifemoment / Getty Images 5 Wellness Habits That Can Actually Backfire If You Do Them Wrong
There’s a thing called being too healthy. That’s what killed Bruce Lee.
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Photo: Mikhail Blavatskiy / Getty Images Scientists Say Alone Time Comes With a Lot of Benefits, You’re Just Doing It Wrong
Researchers say chosen solitude can reduce anxious energy and increase calm, even when it only lasts 15 minutes.
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Photo: Rapeepong Puttakumwong / Getty Images Cannabis May Not Be Helping Your Stress as Much as You Think, New Research Finds
Researchers found frequent cannabis users had higher cortisol levels upon waking, though causality remains unclear.
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Photo: Doucefleur / Getty Images Why Thousands of Women Get the Same Painful Infection Every Summer
Doctors say dehydration, sex, sweat, travel, and damp swimwear can all raise the risk of summer cystitis, or UTIs.
