March 23, 2016 Commuting Is Bad for Your Health, Study Says Although a daily commute to work can mean better pay or housing, it can cause negative effects when it comes to your health
March 18, 2016 A Google executive's advice for staying sane in the age of the Internet Technology and the Internet create millions of new opportunities to learn and create every day, but in the midst of all this information, can we reset our inner technologies to live and work at peak performance? Dr. Manny sits down with Google’s chief evangelist and author of "The Internet To The Inter---Net," Gopi Kallayil to learn how
March 16, 2016 Tips for dealing with motion sickness For those who suffer from motion sickness, booking a trip or taking a boat ride can prove stressful and anxiety-inducing.
March 16, 2016 Fitness bikini model shares anorexia battle to help others struggling with body image A 24-year-old anorexia survivor is inspiring others with her new, fit body and a modeling gig by posting before-and-after photos online.
March 16, 2016 Mindfulness meditation provides opioid-free pain relief, study says For the millions of individuals suffering from chronic pain, opioid painkillers seem like the only option.
March 16, 2016 Life coach's empowering message about her scars goes viral A 21-year-old life coach in London has become an Instagram star and viral inspiration after sharing her bikini photos and an inspiring video to help shed the shame she felt about scars left from 15 medical procedures.
March 16, 2016 4 small changes to boost happiness and memory When we want to look younger and live longer, we make changes to our diet and exercise goals. But when it comes to keeping our brains young and healthy, what changes really work? Dr. Manny sits down with Brett Blumenthal, author of “52 Small Changes for the Mind” to find out
March 15, 2016 What makes some people sweat more than others? A trip to the gym can leave some people’s shirts unusually soaked.
March 15, 2016 No laughs: New technique helps ticklish patients For ticklish people, a routine doctor's exam can lead to lots of squirming and giggling, which is not only uncomfortable for these patients but also can make it harder for doctors to examine them.
March 14, 2016 Aaaaaaah, really? You would die if you didn't sigh How many times per day do you sigh?
