Forget Lifestyle Gurus and Books - Check Out 7 Life Tips!
There's a whole range of lifestyle books, and arguably even more so-called lifestyle gurus, but these 7 longevity tips backed up by science are all you need.
Have Scientists Just Found a Wonder Cure for Alzheimer's?
In 2015, researchers in Australia made a breakthrough in the treatment of Alzheimer's. Hopefully this year, they will be able to try this treatment on humans.
Heartburn & Indigestion Meds Shown To Increase Stroke Risk
An observational study concluded that very common over-the-counter heartburn and indigestion medications could increase people's susceptibility to strokes.
A New Way of Fighting Diabetes Has Been Found
Diabetes is one of the worst epidemics that humans have experienced in their history, but now there's a new way of fighting the illness. Watch this video.
INCREDIBLE: UK Researchers May Be Close to Beating HIV
HIV is a debilitating disease that affects 37 million people around the globe. The great news is that a cure may be just around the corner.
A Few Things You Need to Know About Bowel Cancer
Bowel cancer and associated cancers can be quite hard to spot, because symptoms aren't immediately obvious. This guide will tell you what you need to know.
Clearing the Air on Soy Milk: Healthy or Harmful?
For some, soy milk is a great and tasty alternative to cow's milk, but for other's it's a health danger that should be avoided at all costs. So what's the truth about soy milk?
Marriage: 7 Fascinating Studies We Should All Read
7 different studies that shed some light on marriage, and perhaps offer insights and tips that will help you understand your own relationship better.
This Common Habit Could Be Quickening Your Ageing Process
Watching TV is a great way to relax, but if you get into the habit of doing it regularly, you'll be surprised how much it negatively affects how your body ages.
Autopsies Find New Culprit Causing Alzheimer's Disease
Recent research spearheaded by the University of Washington has shed new light on the role of microglia in Alzheimer's disease...
Why Do We LAUGH? 7 Studies on the Origins of Humor
As pervasive as it is in our lives, the origin of laughter remains an intriguing enigma. This article investigates the origins of laughter and humor.
A Harvard Professor’s Method to Happiness - a MUST WATCH!
Happiness research has gone a long way. Harvard professor Arthur C. Brooks will tell you all about it in this captivating video...
Tips For a Happier Life: How Much Free Time Is Optimal?
People love fantasizing about a world with unlimited free time. But is having a lot of free time always the best option for one's well-being and happiness?
From Body to Brain, Here's How Humans Have Evolved
Humans have been evolving for millions of years. Exactly what changes have our species undergone?
Would You Go Into Hibernation if You Could?
What can we learn and earn if we humans learn to hibernate one day?
You're Likely an Expert in Autology Without Even Realizing
Discover 10 strange fields of academic research. Most people have no idea they exist!
How Red Light Can Improve Declining Vision
Can red light therapy improve your vision?
Why Can't We Live On Planet Venus?
Why haven't we sent not even an uncrewed spacecraft to planet Venus in over 30 years?
Alcohol Linked To More Cancer Types Than Previously Known
A new study found a clear correlation between alcohol consumption and more types of cancer than previously known.
Study Finds a Painless Way to Monitor Blood Sugar Levels
A new study found that continuous glucose monitors improve blood sugar control and quality of life in diabetes patients - pain-free.
Study Finds Dogs React Positively to the Words I Love You
A new study reveals that a dog's heart rate increases by 46% when their human says "I love you." The study offers valuable insight into the ways dogs communicate.
The Link Between Excessive TV Watching & Cognitive Decline
Three recent studies find that the more TV you watch in your 40s to 60s, the greater your risk of brain health issues later in life. What can you do about it?
Study Finds Breakfast to Be More Important Than We Knew
New study further solidifies the importance of eating breakfast by revealing a clear connection between skipping breakfast and higher risk of heart disease.
Lower Your Blood Pressure Naturally by Eating Watermelon
Watermelon is not only refreshing and delicious on a warm day - it has also been linked to lowering blood pressure levels.
New Medicine Offers Fresh Hope for Alzheimer's Patients
This experimental new drug can slow down cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients.
