Obese People Have More Energy Reserve To Survive Infection During Hospital Admissions: Study New studies concluded that obesity helps fight off infections during hospital admissions. Experts found that obese individuals fare better in this medical aspect than people with normal weight due to extra energy reserve. by Rubi Valdez
Health 5-Year-Old With Autism Speaks First Words In A McDonald's Drive-Thru: What Is Nonverbal Autism? by Steven Lerner
Health Deaths From Prostate Cancer Stopped Falling In 2013 But Incidences Continue To Decline by Jean-Pierre Chigne
Health New Study Shows Suicide Rate Has Doubled Among Young Black Children In The US by Elyse Johnson
Health Sleep-Deprived People Are 5 Times More Likely To Have Increased Lapses Of Attention by Steven Lerner
Health Childhood Leukemia Can Be Prevented And More Than Likely Triggered By Common Infections Such As Flu by Elyse Johnson
Health Study Shows People With Higher Levels Of Belly Fat Could Suffer From Vitamin D Deficiency by Elyse Johnson
Health Removing Shoes After Coming Home Could Help With Weight Loss By Keeping Chemicals That Affect Hormones Out by Elyse Johnson
Health Exercising 4-5 Days A Week Could Help Your Heart Remain Youthful, New Study Suggests by Elyse Johnson
Health Researchers Say More Young People Are Selecting Marijuana As Their First Drug by Steven Lerner
Health Bill Gates Tells Story About The 2 Times He Explained To Donald Trump The Difference Between HPV And HIV by Jean-Pierre Chigne
Health WHO Wants Trans Fat Out Of Food Supply: Types Of Food To Avoid To Cut Back On Trans Fats by Manthan Chheda
Health Blood Donor Saved Millions Of Babies: What Are The Benefits Of Donating Blood? by Aaron Mamiit
Health World Health Organization Sets Deadline For Eliminating Trans Fats From Food by Jacob Elyachar
Health Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet Could Help Diabetics Manage Blood Sugar: What To Know About The Diet by Athena Chan
Health Researchers Suggest A Healthy Diet May Lessen The Risk Of Hearing Impairments Among Women by Elyse Johnson
Health Australian Blood Donor Who Saved 2.4 Million Babies Gives Blood For The Last Time by Elyse Johnson
Health Alcohol And Tobacco Attribute To More Deaths Worldwide Than Illegal Drugs, New Study Suggests by Elyse Johnson
Health Woman Dies Allegedly From Flesh-Eating Bacteria After Being Undiagnosed In First 2 Doctor Visits by Jean-Pierre Chigne
Health 104-Year-Old Australian Scientist Commits Assisted Suicide In Switzerland by Jean-Pierre Chigne
Health Depression Skyrockets By 33 Percent, On The Rise Among Teens And Millennials by Jean-Pierre Chigne
Health Keto Diet May Help You Lose Weight, But It May Also Affect Your Athletic Performance by Manthan Chheda
Health Global Review Of 26 Studies Shows HPV Vaccine Is Safe And Effective In Preventing Cervical Cancer by Jean-Pierre Chigne
Health Thirdhand Smoke Is Dangerous And People Aren't Aware Of Its Existence: What Is Thirdhand Smoke? by Jean-Pierre Chigne
Health Positive Drug Tests For Marijuana, Meth, And Cocaine Is At Its Highest In America, According To Quest Diagnostics by Elyse Johnson
Health California Man Offers Kidney, Truck, And Tent To Anyone Who Can Donate A Liver For His Sick Wife by Elyse Johnson
Health Women Are 'Happier' With Their Body Size After Seeing A Heavier Version Of Themselves by Elyse Johnson
Health Scientists Show HIV-Infecting Cells During Sex Intercourse In This 2-Second Video by Steven Lerner
Health Drinking Cranberry Juice Will Not Cure Urinary Tract Infection, Water And Antibiotics Are More Beneficial by Elyse Johnson
Health Task Force Says Prostate Screenings For Men Aged 55 To 69 Years Should Be A Choice by Steven Lerner