PUMPING IRONY: You Can Look It Up
Mysterious maladies often send us online to search for answers, a process that can result in more panic than prevention.
Mysterious maladies often send us online to search for answers, a process that can result in more panic than prevention.
A study suggests Facebook users rely on very few friends during a real-life crisis.
An Auburn University study leaves the idea of SAD out in the cold.
Taking time to color has become a popular stress-relieving outlet for adults everywhere.
New study suggests that staying upbeat can ward off Alzheimer’s.
Recent research bolsters my inclination to abandon conventional medicine's "fear-based" approach for something more positive.
You could make this flavorful Hawaiian-inspired dish in a slow cooker, but my pressure-cooker version will get you a giant pile of smoky, fork-tender pork in a fraction of the time. It’s delicious as is — or you can crisp it up and make carnitas, add it to a frittata, or make tacos with it.
This recipe will convert any Brussels sprouts naysayer — even kids and picky spouses! The mild, nutty bitterness of the caramelized sprouts combines beautifully with smoky pork. There’s a reason this recipe is the most popular one on my blog.
Discover what you can do to make your work environment a healthier place to be.
This paleo take on the toast-and-egg classic is satisfying and nutritious. It’s perfect for busy weekday breakfasts.
Breaking ranks with food industry, the company seeks to spur federal action on a mandatory national labeling system.
Be informed about your rights regarding your genetic information.
Perfect for a cold winter day, this bright, beautiful, nutrient-packed vegetable soup appeals to my whole family.
Three go-to health foods get a taste makeover with these flavor-building, nutrition-boosting strategies.
The latest update of official government food advice offers new direction on sugar and cholesterol intake.
UCLA study suggests late-night meals could lead to cognitive disorders.
An increasing interest in all things real and natural is changing how we take care of ourselves — inside and out.
If a proposal by gerontology researchers is accepted by the World Health Organization, we'll all soon be officially classified as terminally ill.
A shift in mindset can improve your life — and the lives of others. Positive-psychology expert Michelle Gielan explains how to spread your joy around.
To create positive change, don’t obsess over specific goals. Focus instead on problem-solving strategies you can adjust as you go.