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In an always-on-call culture, researchers argue for pulling the plug on business-related connectivity outside of office hours to improve employee productivity and well-being — and France passes the first right-to-disconnect law.

Optimal health means working out and eating well, but it also involves making time for activities like reading, art, and music. New research makes the case for these not-so-trivial pursuits.

New research on the potential benefits of hyperthermia treating depression.

Thirty-year mega study finds up to 48 percent of carcinoma could be prevented with healthy lifestyles.

Tips for shopping more responsibly.

Three ways to avoid sugar-laden probiotic foods.

Research shows that playing organized sports offers young girls a better shot at a healthy, successful future. 

The time you spend staring at your screen is taxing for your eyes. Here’s how you can take the edge off.

The tons of food people worldwide discard or allow to go bad have serious economic, cultural, and environmental impacts. Consider these stats:

Some healthcare facilities are finding that integrative pain-relief methods could offer a suitable alternative to opioids.

The key to avoiding Alzheimer’s is fighting neuroinflammation. How do you do that? Rudolph Tanzi, PhD, says it’s all about lifestyle choices.

A new study has identified the most beneficial workouts for your neurological health.

Mounting evidence suggests that spending time in nature can offer a boost to your mood.

Recent research has linked mediocre fitness in midlife with smaller brain size down the road.

Recent research reveals some troubling side effects of these popular beverages.

Sitting may be the new smoking, but a recent study suggests that standing desks present health hazards of their own.

Emerging research has linked acid blocking drugs with adult-onset food allergies.

Researchers have determined that losing just one night of sleep can alter the genes that regulate your metabolism.

A midday stroll can lift your spirits.