October 27, 2015 6 worthless foods to cut from your diet Any guy who cares about his health already knows to purge the cupboard of refined carbohydrates and added sugars—your white breads, your Tropicanas.
October 27, 2015 7 safe off-label uses for over-the-counter meds It's 10 p.m. You're brushing your teeth in front of the mirror and notice the beginnings of a pesky pimple. No zit cream? No problem!
October 27, 2015 Weight-loss surgery linked to increased suicide risk Patients may be more likely to harm themselves or attempt suicide after weight-loss surgery, a Canadian study suggests.
October 27, 2015 New campaign helps at-risk families test for celiac disease A new campaign is encouraging people with celiac disease to talk with their at-risk relatives about getting tested for the condition – and providing tools to make the conversations more productive.
October 27, 2015 UN says world eating excess sugar, suggests cutting 5-10 percent from diet Put down the donut. And while you're at it, skip the breakfast cereal, fruit juice, beer and ketchup.
October 27, 2015 Patients who feel ready to leave the hospital are more satisfied In a small study of hospitalized patients, those who felt ready to go home when they were discharged were more satisfied with the hospital and their caregivers than those who didn't feel ready to go.
October 27, 2015 3 diet changes to prepare your body for beach season Have you enjoyed the Endless Winter of 2015? Seriously, this one's gone on so long that you might not have even realized April started, which means beach season is— gulp— exactly six weeks away.
October 27, 2015 Teen's toilet phobia apparently kills her A British teenager's toilet phobia appears to have cost her her life.
October 27, 2015 Buddha belly: Meditation may ease gut ailments If you thought meditation was only good for your emotional well-being, think again. A new study shows that meditation may actually alleviate the symptoms of two gut disorders by altering certain genetic signals.
October 27, 2015 Most commercial weight loss programs aren’t backed by scientific evidence, study says The commercial weight loss industry has ballooned to an estimated worth of $2.5 billion, but few scientifically sound studies exist that prove the efficacy of these programs, a review of 4,200 related research papers reveals.
