Prolonged Sitting may not Pose Special Health Risks
Long periods of sitting may not be as bad for health as previously thought. An extensive British study following 5,000 people for 16 years and published
Long periods of sitting may not be as bad for health as previously thought. An extensive British study following 5,000 people for 16 years and published
NPR’s Shots program examines the growing use of telemedicine, and why some insurers are reluctant to pay.
Consumers Research is proud to support San Francisco-based startup ChangeTip as it teams up with Direct Relief, a charity known for its efficient use of
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Patients who listened to music either before, during, or after surgery seem to be better off than those who don’t, according to new research. The
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American women spend millions every year to treat symptoms of PMS or PMDD. Over-the-counter medications, however, are generally aimed at reducing pain and bloating- symptoms
If you plan health purchases into your budget, don’t forget those related to mental health. According to psychologist Guy Winch, you should prioritize your mental
On Friday, the Food and Drug Administration formally proposed requiring nutrition labels to list amounts of added sugar and recommended consumption levels. This move has
Heroin use increased 63 percent over the last decade, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control published Tuesday. Erika Edwards of
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently broadened its recommendation of individuals who should consider getting vaccinated against meningitis B, a rare but potentially
Infographic on how Millenials are not looking to manage assets; they are looking towards financial independence.