Health

by Amanda Blankenship

Heavy Use of Social Media Linked to Mental Illness, Multiple Studies Confirm British teens between the ages of 14 and 24 believe social media increases anxiety and depression. This comes from a sur... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

Protect Yourself Against Mosquito and Tick Bites This Summer The number of Americans who have contracted life-threatening illnesses from mosquito and tick bites has tripled in recen... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

Your Nail Biting Habit Could Kill You For many people, nail biting is something that mothers have nagged against, and partners have scolded, and it may be tim... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

Food-Borne Illness Is Rising — What About Food Recalls? About 48 million people fall ill from food poisoning or food-related illness every year in the U.S.. More than 128,000 o... read the story

by Tamila McDonald

5 Health Savings Account Rules That Might Surprise You ... read the story

by James Hendrickson

Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia May Cost $1 Trillion by 2050 Alzheimer’s disease and the broader category of dementia may cost over $1 trillion in 2050 — nearly quadrupl... read the story

by Jackie Cohen

An Air Pollution Mask Might Save Your Life Air pollution masks have been flying off the shelves of stores in the western parts of the U.S. amid a record year for ... read the story

by James Hendrickson

Lack of Sleep Could Add Inches to Your Waistline It has been known for some time that the amount of sleep you get can impact your health, especially your mental health. ... read the story

by James Hendrickson

Sugary Drinks Could Change The Way Your Body Burns Fat One in three Americans drink soda or some other form of sugary drink on a daily basis. Considering the rising number of ... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

Ways Friendships Can Affect Your Health Is the concept of “friendship” in trouble? We hope not, because it turns out they are key to a long and heal... read the story