Health

A study by the University of Washington analyzed how Instagram users turn to posting photos of the food they eat to track intake and meet weight loss goals....Read More

Researchers at Rice University found that higher costs for complex cancer surgery may be an indicator for worse quality of care in patients....Read More

Italian researchers report that Italian-style coffee, such as espresso or cappuccino, can reduce a person’s risk for developing prostate cancer....Read More

Researchers have developed a new approach to make commonly used pain medications last longer than the typical four- to six-hour duration....Read More

Whether a person develops post-traumatic stress disorder may be genetically determined, according to a large study at Harvard....Read More

Researchers at Northeastern University have uncovered insight into how social networks adapt to significant losses, which may help in the grieving process....Read More

Fans of mindfulness-based stress reduction say it improves relationships, mental health, weight and more, but a new analysis suggests it won’t fix back pain....Read More

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday posted warning letters to 14 companies that are selling more than 65 fake cancer treatments....Read More

Parents who are “emotional feeders” can encourage “emotional eating” — a habit linked to weight gain and eating disorders, a Norwegian-British study found....Read More

Researchers found that students living in college dormitories are exposed to high levels of toxic flame retardants in dust....Read More