Bird Flu Crisis Enters New PhaseWhile the developments may not raise the risk of a pandemic, they could create more havoc for farmers, worsen egg shortages and expose surveillance gaps.
Vagus Nerve Stimulation May Tame Autoimmune DiseasesTiny pulses of electricity may provide the next big advance in treating diseases like rheumatoid arthritis.
Can You Be Social and Introspective?Solitude and introspection can lead to a life full of connection, creativity and meaning.
Meta Quest 3S review: probably the one we’ve been waiting forMeta’s best decision with the Quest 3S? It comes with Batman: Arkham Shadow. Yes, the Quest 3S is Meta’s step-down headset from the Quest 3, but it can play all of the same games.
Bibliotherapy: Can reading help treat your depression?Whether they’re turning to fiction to nurse a broken heart or seeking guidance on self-betterment from an inspiring memoir, people have sought solace in literature for centuries.
The World's 'Happiest' Countries Harbor a Dark Side, Study RevealsHave you looked at the international rankings of the world's happiest countries lately? Measuring a country's subjective levels of happiness has become something of an international sport.
Emotionally Intelligent People Use 3 Brilliant Phrases to Stop Negative Thinking, Stop Overexplaining, and Learn From Every MomentAs a student and teacher of emotional intelligence, I’m a big believer in using simple frameworks to help guide the way we think and act. Generally speaking, emotional intelligence is the ability to understand and manage emotions to achieve positive results.
I’ve spent 10 years studying longevity—here's the often overlooked thing I do to stay healthy and live longerAs a plastic surgeon, my job involves many kinds of so-called anti-aging procedures. But while they may make you look younger, the cells in your body won't function the way younger cells do.
I've been walking 5K every day to boost my metabolism and build mental stamina — here's why I don't count stepsWalking is a free and accessible way to increase your step count, spend time outdoors, get into nature and improve various components of fitness. So why is it then, that so many of us struggle to clock up the daily steps?
Try ‘Phone Free February’ to reduce screen time and improve your healthMany of us have been there: You go on your phone to check a notification or respond to a text, then end up scrolling through social media for the next 30 minutes. If this sounds like you and you want to be less tied to your phone, consider the “Phone Free February” challenge.
The NEAT Effect: How Small Movements Can Lead to Big Weight LossIf you’re looking to lose some weight this year, you’ve likely made plans to reduce your calories and hit the gym hard.
I Just Carried Out My Stepmom’s Final Wishes From Her Will. It’s Opened Up Pandora’s Box.I am the only child of my father’s first marriage, my father had two children (one surviving) from his second marriage, and no children from his third marriage to my step-mother “Alice.
I'm a personal trainer — 3 reasons not to skip rest daysAs a personal trainer and fitness writer for Tom’s Guide, I try to impart the best advice on training frequency and volume, especially as everyone responds differently to exercise. So, about rest days.