World’s Oldest Living Human Found, Not in the Usual Place
Are freak longevity cases more about record-keeping than genetics, diet, or exercise?
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Childhood ADHD Tied to Obesity Decades Later
On a new survey, men with a history of ADHD reported weighing 213 pounds, on average, and 41 percent of them were obese.
There’s Nothing Cathartic About Expressing Anger
A new study of thousands out of Harvard Medical School can't prove that angry outbursts lead to heart attacks, but it does link the two.
How to Stay Healthy Even if You Can’t Avoid Stress on the Job
One researcher, who recognized that avoiding stress at work was, for some, completely unrealistic, went looking for alternatives.
Better Living By Doing Your Own Yard Work
I live in a two-bedroom house on a 50×100-foot plot here in Pacific Standard’s home of Santa Barbara,…
When Working Out Doesn’t Work
A Danish study reveals that, when it comes to working out and losing weight, unintended consequences can hamper even the best of intentions.
Magical Elixirs and Beneficial Bracelets
Surely wrapping a hologram around my wrist in a neoprene band has got to allow me to maximize my greatest potential.
Suburban Trail Use Not a Sure Thing
The mere existence of a walking or biking trail near your neighborhood doesn’t mean anyone is using it, researchers and trail advocates have discovered.
Public Schools: An Untapped Recreational Resource
Researchers suggest limiting liability issues to make playgrounds and other recreation areas on school grounds accessible as a cost-effective way to promote public health.