Healthy Living

Homeopathic remedies harmed hundreds of babies, families say, as FDA investigated for years

Over a 10-year period, the FDA collected reports of “serious adverse events” in more than 370 children who had taken Hyland’s homeopathic teething products.

Men more at risk of cognitive impairment, death after hip fracture

After a hip fracture, men are more cognitively impaired - and therefore, more at risk of death - than women, researchers in Baltimore say.

Exercise linked to better breast cancer outcomes

Several lifestyle changes can improve outcomes after a breast cancer diagnosis, but exercise is far and away the best habit to establish, researchers say.

Toddler behavioral symptoms may hint at celiac disease

For small kids with a family history of celiac disease, anxiety, aggression, sleep problems and other behavioral issues might signal that it's time to test for celiac, researchers say.

Life expectancy study shows many likely to live beyond 90 by 2030

Average life expectancy will rise in many countries by 2030, breaking through 90 years in some places, and policymakers need to make more efforts to plan for it, according to a large international study.

13 surprising sperm killers

Sperm killers are everywhere.

Fructose tied to advanced liver disease in children and teens

Obese youth who have some buildup of fats in their livers and a diet high in fructose may be more likely to develop serious chronic liver damage common in adult alcoholics, a recent study suggests.

Man becomes quadriplegic after swallowing chicken bone

While it certainly sounds painful, you wouldn’t think accidentally swallowing a chicken bone could so dramatically change your life.

Testosterone gel shows no benefit for older men's memories

Testosterone treatment did not improve older men's memory or mental function in the latest results from landmark government research that challenges the anti-aging claims of popular supplements.

Try this easy 1-minute workout hack

Most people think getting fit takes a lot of time.