One in five children may “outgrow” asthma as they get older, a new study suggests.
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Many Children Outgrow Asthma
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One in five children may “outgrow” asthma as they get older, a new study suggests.
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Certain exercises, like swimming and cycling, may not be the best choice to build strength, but there are alternatives.
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As we became warriors, children, cats, cows and pigeons, I realized that concentrating on position and breath takes even the most cerebral of us out of our nattering, hectoring brains.
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The answer, Gretchen Reynolds notes, depends to a large degree on what muscles you are trying to strengthen.
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Gazpacho is perfect on a hot summer day. The Recipes for Health columnist Martha Rose Shulman offers five new ways to make it.
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Even simple acts like scraping wooden chopsticks together or tapping a soda can before pulling the tab can raise people’s interest in what they are eating or drinking, a series of experiments found.
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Nationwide, entrepreneurs tend to eat more healthful foods and exercise more than other workers. But they also have more stress and are less likely to have health insurance.
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A smoker costs a private employer in the United States an extra $ 5,816 per year compared with a nonsmoker, according to an analysis of data collected from earlier studies on the costs of smoking.
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Losing sleep tends to make people eat more and gain weight, and now a new study suggests that one reason may be the impact that sleep deprivation has on the brain.
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Are the health benefits of red wine still available if the wine is reduced by half through cooking and then consumed with the food? Anahad O’Connor responds to a reader question.
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To protect against serious bone loss and resulting fractures, it’s important to start considering bone health early.
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