Healthy Living

Can this spray boost your bedroom performance?

A new spray that promises to treat premature ejaculation in just five minutes is now available in the United Kingdom.

'New Girl' star Max Greenfield competed in a global Guinness World Record competition

Everyone loves stories of people overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds.

You have to see this 6-month-old who can plank better than most adults

Many of us may expect a yogi or a fitness trainer to upstage us when it comes to planking, but not a baby.

Lindsey Vonn on post-surgery scar: 'I am strong and beautiful'

After injuring her right arm on the slopes in November, 2016 Olympics hopeful Lindsey Vonn saw herself sidelined and set for a surgery to repair her fractured humerus bone.

Company recalls 6 tons of ready-to-eat chicken nuggets

The manufacturer of ready-to-eat “Waffle Breaded Bites” chicken nuggets has issued a recall for six tons of its product, which is sold in Food Lion stores across 10 states.

Inside WWE legend The Big Show's incredible weight loss

In a profession where most athletes are encouraged to continue to make their physiques bigger, scarier and more outlandish, WWE superstar Big Show’s dramatic weight loss has captured the imagination of many.

Nurse accused of secretly recording naked patients

A nurse in Pennsylvania took secret photographs and videos of eight naked patients — including a 17-year-old girl — during appointments at a dermatology office, authorities said.

The super-tall tend to die young. Here's why

Andre the Giant may be the most well-known; Neil Fingleton, who played Mag the Mighty on Game of Thrones, is the most recent.

'Love hormone' may help dads bond with toddlers

Oxytocin — the "love hormone" perhaps best known for stimulating bonding between mothers and newborns , or between romantic partners — may also play a role in dads' empathy toward their toddlers, a new study suggests.

Obese couples may take longer to conceive

- Couples who are obese may take longer to achieve pregnancy than partners who aren't as overweight, a recent U.S. study suggests.