Many singles from The Rolling Stones didn't make the cut, but here's the surprising reason why one popular song remains unreleased.

How seemingly "healthier," low-calorie sodas are worse than the regular formula.

Graphic images, long thought to be the best deterrent to smoking, were not deemed the most effective in a recent study.

Each year, 720,000 Americans have a heart attack. Reduce your risk with these 4 healthy choices.

A simple glass of water can harbor more germs than a toilet seat. Gross!

For ages, health experts and doctors have advised against consuming too much butter as it allegedly increases the risk of heart problems and other health issues, including ovarian cancer in women.

Researchers have found that desk jobs come with various health risks, but you can stay healthy following these five steps.

Does your profession lead the way in coffee consumption?

The royal pregnancy again brings an important health issue to light: hyperemesis gravidarum. But what exactly is it?

According to a recent study, consuming bananas can reduce the risk of stroke in post-menopausal women.

Having pets means you have a companion, and apart from housing an adorable animal in your home, you could very well be improving your health.

A new study shows there could be a simple way to reverse the negative impact of prolonged sitting.

The findings of a new study from Oxford University are giving merit to the saying "an apple a day keeps the doctor away."

Researchers have found an interesting link between what we watch and how much we consume.

Drinking tea is a vice for many, but it is a vice that can extend your life span.

According to a new study, obesity is the biggest contributor to the increased incidence and prevalence of diabetes.

Reports have surfaced concerning questionable ingredients in everyday toothpaste that might be bad for the consumer.

A new study, published in the journal Pediatrics, found that when it comes to their children's obesity, parents are not accurate judges.

A portion of your brain could be the reason you never want to head to the gym, study finds.

It could be possible to condition ourselves to desire healthy, low-calorie foods over unhealthy, high-calorie options.

Is your morning grogginess the result of too little sleep, or are you suffering from "sleep drunkenness"?

A new study from University College London has found a connection between drinking and fitness -- can it benefit your health?

Find out why an organization of U.S. pediatricians are making the case for school to start at a later time.

Salt plays a role in 1.5 million heart-related deaths around the world each year. Does your diet have too much sodium in it?

With school about to start, many parents are rightfully wondering what toll sugar takes on their child’s body.

A new study claims that our brains make their own conclusions about an individual's trustworthiness without us consciously knowing it.

Researchers have found an interesting correlation with morning sickness: those who suffer from it have a lower risk of miscarrying.

You would think that having a healthier body would leave you happy, but a new study found that dieting leaves you more depressed.

It is a common belief that fasting will help you lose weight since it entails not eating for an extended period of time. In fact, experts have found the opposite is true.

Orthorexia nervosa is a disorder seen in those who limit their food intake to such an extreme level that the individual cannot take part in daily activities.