Health News

Radioactive Tea Leaves
Japanese authorities found high levels of cesium in green tea leave products, so they have banned the export of green teas from several regions.
Beware of Misleading Food Names
Are you an individual who focuses more on the name of a product when choosing healthy foods? You might want to think twice because researchers say names can be deceiving.
Go Green in Diet Too
Drugs are not the only solution for treating and eliminating diseases. One of the most effective solutions may be to eat a plant-based diet.
Beer & Health? Don't Go Together...Yet
Non-alcoholic wheat beer may be the new go-to drink after a marathon. New research has shown that this beer could help athletes.
Extra Chubby Bundle of Joy
Gaining weight during pregnancy is essential and inevitable, but researchers found that gaining too much weight can lead to an overweight baby.
High Tech Treasure Hunt Gets Teens Outside
Technology has taken its toll on young people. They’re spending more time on screens – computer, phones, gaming systems, etc. – than they’re spending outside. Geocaching game can help.
Dried Fruits Meet Fresh Fruits
Health professionals from all over the world are fighting to enhance the reputation of dried fruits. They want these healthy foods to take their rightful place.
Work Out in the Morning, Knock Out at Night
The post-work crowd at the gym can be an endurance test on its own. Going to the gym first thing in the morning may reduce that stress, as well as provide another benefit: New research says it gives you a better night’s rest.
New Facts are in: Fat is Fatal
Obesity continues to be linked to a number of diseases. Now it's shown to be a predictor of who does - and doesn't - survive breast cancer.
PTSD Victims may Benefit From Exercise
Exercising is good for just about everything, so it's no surprise that it's been found to help patients with post traumatic stress disorder. Exercise is prescribed for disease, injuries, and overall health.