More Health & Wellness - Page 109
Rebel mouse refuses to run on wheel. Take that, society.
"That is a mouse that lives in anarchy."
By Ryan Creamer
Autism and vaccines: Why telling every side of a scientific story is rarely fair
Sometimes presenting "all" sides of an argument does a disservice. What do you do instead?
By Chelsea Harvey
There are now more obese adults in the world than underweight adults
Though obesity is far more prevalent, malnutrition remains a public health problem in the world’s poorest regions.
Cara Delevingne opens up about her depression in a series of emotional tweets
"I am focusing on filming and trying to learn how not to pick apart my every flaw."
By Sam Haysom
9-year-old girl fights bullying by completing a 24-hour, 36-mile race
The definition of a badass.
Discount store to withdraw scales after being branded 'pro-anorexia'
"Great idea B&M, sell a set of scales with a well-known pro-ana slogan."
People with OCD are sharing their innermost thoughts online
"OCD is my battlefield."
CDC issues more restrictive sex guidelines due to Zika risk
The CDC issued far more detailed and restrictive guidelines for safe sex during the ongoing Zika virus outbreak.
Sorry, meat lovers: Cutting out meat from your diet would be great for the climate
The less meat people consume and the healthier their diet becomes, the more the climate benefits, Oxford University scientists said in a study published Monday.
By Bobby Magill
4 morning rituals that will positively impact your day
The decisions you make in the morning can either set you up for success or seriously sabotage your overall wellness for the day.
By Michelle Pellizzon
CDC issues Zika virus travel notice for Cuba
The first local case of Zika transmission was confirmed.
New visualization reveals the Zika virus at atomic level
Pioneering visualization firm reveals what the Zika virus looks like at the atomic level.
All the hate aimed at Iggy Azalea made her want to 'quit life'
"Sometimes I would drive through the canyons...and I'd be like, 'What if I just kept driving off the canyon?'"
By Yohana Desta
Risk of a U.S. Zika virus outbreak may be highest in southern Texas and South Florida
Why cities like Houston, Miami and Orlando may have a heightened risk of a Zika virus outbreak.
Richard Simmons dispels troubling rumors: 'No one is holding me hostage'
"I just really don't want to do anything."
By Yohana Desta
8 apps revolutionizing maternal health care in developing nations
Mobile maternal health is saving lives around the world.
By Katie Dupere
I got it from my mama: How to tell if your bad habits are inherited
Don't rush to blame your parents. It's not that simple.
Inside the hunt for a Zika virus vaccine
Researchers are pursuing multiple avenues to quickly develop an effective Zika virus vaccine.
By Chelsea Harvey
CDC says pregnant women can travel to Zika areas if they stay above 6,500 feet
But that won't help most of the countries on the CDC's travel notice list.
H&M wants Caitlyn Jenner's athleticism for sport campaign
The sportswear line has its eye on the prize.
7 relatable fitness bloggers who will build you up
Inspiration without intimidation.
Get a reality check with photos of yoga poses in the real world
An Australian man wants to start a yoga movement that is about the mindset, rather than doing crazy poses in the latest yoga pants.
By Jenni Ryall
Gym rats score their own dating app
For some people, exercise isn't a hobby, it's a lifestyle to share with a partner.
Secret Service agent choke slams a photographer at Trump rally
A photographer working a Donald Trump rally was thrown to the ground by security.
By Brian Ries
