Why Are So Many American Soldiers Developing Eating Disorders?
One Marine veteran described the military environment as a "'perfect storm" for binge and restrictive eating
Why Adults With Dynamic Social Lives Have Bigger, Better Brains
As observed in the behavioral patterns of Puerto Rican rhesus monkeys
Why Fitness Influencers Want You to Protect Yourself From Invisible Energy Waves
Does wifi actually cause cancer? Here's what you need to know
Why Using Less Energy Actually Increases Your Health and Happiness
According to an intrepid Stanford study linking gigajoules and quality of life
The Lifestyle Habits That Helped CC Sabathia Shed 40 Pounds After Retiring
A few years removed from the league, the former Yankee is in the best shape of his life
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman Has a Surprisingly Effective Daily Routine
Aside from a couple bizarre, typically-Silicon Valley lifestyle quirks
Could Barcelona's "Superblocks" Project Work in America?
The Spanish city's "superblocks" program aims to make the urban experience as pedestrian-friendly as possible
What's the Best Way to Exercise When You're Hungover?
There isn't any science to "sweating it out," unfortunately
Is "Risky Play" Right for Kids? Parents Are Fighting About It Online.
For some, monkey bars are worth the threat of a broken arm
How to Whip Yourself Into "Motorsport Shape," According to Those Who Race for a Living
Operating a 2,000-pound piece of machinery for 1,000 miles takes some serious physical fitness, believe it or not
How "Exercise Snacking" Can Help You Reach 150 Minutes of Movement a Week
Morsels of effort here and there are all you need to stay fit and extend your lifespan
How Text-Only Relationships Can Help Solve the Male Friendship Crisis
Inside the curious rise of "digital confidants" — friends who go years without meeting in the same place
Could Tripping on Ketamine in Your Pajamas Really Fix Your Mental Health?
Move over, antidepressants. Prescription "psychedelic kits" are poised to take over the industry.
Don’t Believe Your Instagram Ads. We Haven’t Cured Hangovers Quite Yet.
We all want to have our cocktails and drink 'em too, but science still has other ideas
Vindication for the Avocado-Obsessed: Two Servings a Week Reduces Your Risk of Heart Disease
You may not want to be an "avocado guy." But you definitely don't want to be a "heart disease guy."