Despite previous findings, a recent study shows increased life expectancy among family caregivers.
A recent study shows that mean who eat a lot of red meat may have lower sperm counts. However, those that consume white fish may have higher semenal levels.
Researchers have found that regular exercise not only improves overall physical health and appearance, but it can actually increase sperm count in men. Yet not all exercises showed the same response.
Did you know that a hospital CEOs paycheck is essentially based on the hospital technology and patient's satisfaction.
Researchers have developed a new drug treatment to help against an aggressive form of breast cancer.
A recent study has linked the chemical bisphenol-A, also known as BPA, to a higher risk of miscarriages. And unfortunately, this chemical can be found in a lot of everyday items.
The amount of physical activity we add to our daily routine says a lot about our emotional and physical well-being.
Researchers from Georgetown University Medical Center have found a compound derived from cruciferous vegetables, including cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli that's protected by rats and mice from lethal doses of radiation.
A recent study looks at courses of prenatal corticosteroids and overall health in children. While previous studies had shown that this could cause an increased risk of death, new findings suggest the opposite.
A recent study takes an in-depth look into kidney failure and how it can potentially complicate long-term outcomes in children who have received solid-organ transplants.
Researchers from the University of Colorado set out to explain why the maximum heart rate seems to drop with age.
Consumer Reports released information recently that the popular body-building supplement known as Craze, a drug that contains a methamphetamine-like stimulant, was not previously studied in humans and could cause serious health complications for some.