Half Cup of Fried Foods Per Week Can Heighten Your Risk of Heart Disease
Did you know that half a cup of fried foods can cause heart disease?
Replacing Red Meat with Plant Proteins Lowers the Heart Disease's Risk
Plant-based proteins are better than red meat for heart disease
Too Lazy To Wash Your Produce? Study Says Not Doing So Is Dangerous
A study reveals that not washing your fruits and veggies carries risks.
You Can Be Addicted To Cheese and Pizza: Study
If you think there is something wrong with you because of your obsession with cheese, don't worry. Science proves that it is a common case.
Late Night Snacking Hinders Ability to Learn, Retain Memory; Study Says
Need another reason to stop snacking before going to bed? A new study found out that eating during the late evening or during the wee hours of the morning can actually impair your memory.
Study Reveals Almonds Can Help Improve the Quality of the Diet
Eating a moderate amount of almonds every day may enrich the diets of adults and young children, according to a new study.
What Is a Mediterranean Diet? How Does It Help in Losing Weight?
Weight loss is another reason to start taking fish oil supplements during meals.
Cursing and Swearing Shows Intelligence According to a Study
A new study said that people who like to curse are actually intelligent.
Will Eating Before Bed Make Us Fat? Study Reveals It Won't Unless We Eat Snacks High in Sugar and Calories [VIDEO]
If our midnight snack is consistently high in calories and sugar, it could eventually lead to weight gain, especially if we’re not burning some of that off when we are awake.
Study: Mania and Bipolar Disorders May Be Caused by SSRIs and Other Antidepressant Therapy Drugs
The side effects of antidepressants may include an increased risk of mania and bipolar disorder in people with depression.
Is It Really Safe to Give Antipsychotic Drugs to Babies? Cases of Young Children Given Antipsychotics Are on the Rise
Instead of being treated for mental health issues with therapy, many young children are prescribed antipsychotic drugs to treat behavioral problems.
Study: Autism Risk for Antidepressant Users During Pregnancy May Not Be as Serious as Everyone Thinks
Some studies have linked the drugs to a higher risk of certain birth defects, while others found that some of this risk was overblown.
Is Cancer Really the Disease for the Rich? Study Reveals That It May Not Be the Case
Increasing cancer rates across the globe may be a result of citizens' income level.
Pay It Forward: How Our Visual Attitude in Helping Others Influence How Quickly They Help Us Back
The effort it takes to lend someone a helping hand may affect whether that someone is willing to offer theirs in return.
Walnuts' Health Benefits to Combat the Risk for Diabetes
When people in the study added 56 grams of walnuts (2 ounces, or about 14 walnuts) to their daily diet for six months, they had improvements in blood vessel function and reductions in “bad” LDL cholesterol.
Why Fast-Food Chains Are Now Selling Non-Edible Creations
Why are fast-food chains offering merchs now?
