In light of Ghaziabad's horrific tragedy, psychologist Richa Agarwal shares how parents can regulate screen time and online gaming addiction in children. | Health ...

College is often seen as the ultimate proving ground for independence – you’re setting your own schedule, managing classes, navigating new relationships and adapting to a new environment. For many, it ...

As millions of Americans evaluate their health plan options during open enrollment season, a recent survey found that 43% of people regret a health decision they’ve made because of misleading ...

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October is a tricky time for our diet and fitness routine. Sandwiched between the return to a fall schedule that often helps us recommit to our health goals and a more lax holiday season, it can ...

New research is shedding light on surprising ways to reduce chronic inflammation—including suggestions as simple as flossing your teeth. From infrared saunas to meditation, there are several steps you ...

In 2026, taking care of your mental health will no longer be optional, it will be essential. With rising stressors from technology, climate change and social fragmentation, prioritizing emotional well ...

These tips will help refresh your mind and bolster your brain. By Christina Caron and Dana G. Smith As 2025 comes to a close, and another busy holiday season wraps up, pause to spare a thought for ...

The new year often inspires a commitment to fresh habits and improved well-being. However, these ambitious resolutions can quickly become daunting. This is exacerbated by a constant stream of often ...

If the stress of the holidays wreaked havoc on your gut, you’re not alone — 76% of Americans experience gastrointestinal distress during the holiday season, according to a recent national survey from ...

Many of us want to age well — staying in good physical and cognitive health into our 80s, 90s, 100s and even beyond. Winning the genetic lottery can help in that quest. But even if you don’t have the ...