Health Risks
These Rapidly Growing Non-Alcoholic Beverages May Encourage A Damp July
If you want fewer hangovers, better sleep, more energy and weight loss, minimize your alcohol intake this summer with these alternatives that still elevate your mood.
Report: Heavy Metals Found in Dozens of Dark Chocolate Brands
Popular brands of dark chocolate, including Hershey's and Lindt, were discovered to have high levels of lead and cadmium.
Lifestyle Related Diseases On the Rise In India: Report
62 per cent of the people surveyed are either high risk or borderline as per the health risk assessment of GOQii India Fit Report 2020
WeWork Says Thousands of Its Phone Booths Could Have Dangerous Levels of Formaldehyde After People Complained About Odor and Eye Irritation
The company warned tenants that many of the offices' phone booths were being removed due to 'potentially elevated levels of formaldehyde.'
How Technology Can Increase Health Insurance Penetration
Technology is enabling insurers to create new avenues to enhance customer experience at every touch point while increasing customers' loyalty towards the company
5 Ways to Stay Sane and Healthy on Your Entrepreneurial Trek
Starting and growing a business is a grind, no matter how passionate you are about carrying the load.
Attention Binge-Watchers: Watching Too Much TV Could Potentially Kill You
The next time you marathon-watch 'Orange Is the New Black,' do your body a favor -- get up and shake a leg.
Your Mobile Phone Could Be The Cause Of Your Skin Problems
5 secrets you probably didn't know about the relationship between your skin and mobile phone.
Analysis of Burger Market Finds Unwanted Ingredients: Rat and Human DNA
Watch out for veggie burgers.
Tinder Adds STD Testing Locator
The move ends a feud between the dating site and a leading sexual health advocacy group.
After Massive Recall, Blue Bell Ice Cream Is Coming Back on Aug. 31
Blue Bell ice cream was linked to 10 listeria illnesses in four states, prompting a national recall in April.
What's Really Killing You (and It Isn't Ebola)
You're probably doing something dangerous as you read this, and it's shortening your lifespan.
Don't Rubber-Stamp Your Company's Wellness Program
Employers have multiple reasons to really encourage their workers' fitness and grant a financial incentive for follow-through.
Inspire Wellness in Your Workplace, and Watch Productivity Soar
A healthy boss sets the right example for employees. But leaders are more susceptible to health issues.
Photo-Taking Contact Lenses, Giant Crab Robots and Radiation-Blocking Underwear
A roundup of the 10 most interesting new technologies that make us scratch our heads and say, 'What the heck?'