page 88 - Wellness

A study from Columbia neurologists details how prevalent the condition is

Wrist-worn motion sensors collect critical data before it's too late

Recovery shoes, running tees, massagers and so much more

Five consecutive elected officials have gotten divorced

New research suggests the long-held concept of "sadder but wiser" could be wrong

Surf skating offers a thrilling alternative for those without access to waves

We're at the frontier of a disturbing movement dubbed "grief tech"

A viral TikTok has people weighing in on both sides

Averaging under seven hours of shut-eye a night turns us selfish and lonely

Smaller and a better fit than regular earbuds, Loop is an ideal option to muffle city noise and loud chatter

The embattled quarterback posted an odd message to Instagram this weekend

Stop getting annoyed if their heads are buried in those colorful pages, experts say it’s not a bad thing at all

Neguin has studied the once-outlawed Brazilian practice of Capoeira since he was a child. He used it to become a breakdancing superstar.

Which is a good thing, to be clear. It's about time we pulled our weight.

It's the longest road race in the world, and it happens on a block in Queens

Battling blisters, demons and sub-zero temps, Darius Sam pulled off the unthinkable. We spoke to the Indigenous Canadian to find out how he did it.