There seems to be a very beautiful trend taking shape that I am completely devoted to: It is starting to be popular to “be loving.” Over the last few years, health, spiritual practices and taking care of mother earth are … Read More »
A new study published in the journal JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery finds that botox may improve the pliability and elasticity of skin for up to 4 months. Botox injections were found to increase the pliability and elasticity of skin for … Read More »
Jacob Wackerhausen By Kathryn Doyle (Reuters Health) – Despite years of public health messages, barely one third of Americans use sunscreen regularly, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Researchers found that sunscreen is most often … Read More »
ICYMI Health features what we’re reading this week. This week, we found ourselves drawn to stories about sexual politics in health. We were blown away by our colleagues Carina Kolodny and Amber Genuske’s year-long project exploring the history and power … Read More »
You have a choice between two foods: a chocolate bar or a piece of cake. What influences your decision? The desire to be healthy? The need for a sugar boost? According to a new study, your choice may be influenced … Read More »
People with elevated depression were found to be poorer at hearing all forms of emotional speech – despite a possible bias toward negative perception of information – compared with people with mild symptoms of depression, according to a new study. … Read More »
Each October, popular culture becomes awash in pink ribbons, pink balloons and pink shirts for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The publicity of breast cancer research, treatment and survival through the pink campaign may the most well-known way to raise money … Read More »
Southern Stock via Getty Images When it comes to skin care products, it’s important to know about any unwanted chemicals lurking in that ingredient label. But when it comes to sunscreen specifically, it turns out that we have to worry … Read More »
Metabolic syndrome could be more of a risk to people’s health than originally thought, according to new research. A study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism suggests that people with metabolic syndrome are more likely to die … Read More »
A 34-year-old man left paralyzed after suffering a bullet wound has become the first person to have a neuroprosthetic device implanted in the brain region responsible for movement intention, allowing him to control a robotic arm with his mind. Thanks … Read More »