Exercises That Can Add Years To Your Life
Working out isn't only about how you'll look in that bikini. Getting -- and staying -- in shape boosts heart health, helps your skin and improves your...
Working out isn't only about how you'll look in that bikini. Getting -- and staying -- in shape boosts heart health, helps your skin and improves your...
Charles Peralo | Posted 04.17.2012
The fourth massive stage in human history is here. So the key now is spreading this information in order to speed up the process. With that education, financial and medical reforms will be made.
Natasha Burton | Posted 04.11.2012
There may be an upside to a shorter lifespan. According to a study released Monday by Queen's University in Ontario, Canada, people with lower life ...
Sam Pizzigati | Posted 05.25.2012
What's going on here? Inequality is going on. Inequality generates a chronic stress that saps and zaps our physical health, and no major developed nation has become more unequal over recent decades than the United States.
Posted 03.14.2012
By Miriam Weiner for U.S. News Health In 1513, Spanish conquistador Juan Ponce de León set sail in search of Bimini, a mythical land said to house...
Posted 02.26.2012
Age is just a number, but which number do you think you'll live to see? The audience and co-hosts of "The Revolution" took a life expectancy quiz base...
Suzanne O'Malley | Posted 04.19.2012
"Quitting smoking is the single most important step smokers can take to improve their health," according to Dr. Norman Edelman, chief medical officer of the American Lung Association.
Howard Steven Friedman | Posted 04.01.2012
The US population is wealthier, older, less fertile and more influenced by immigration than the other countries projected to experience major population growth, so why is the U.S. population is expected to grow much more than other wealthy countries?
The Huffington Post | Bonnie Kavoussi | Posted 01.23.2012
Wealthy people possess more than just spending power. They also have more time to live than poor people do, a new study has found. The wealthiest p...
AP | MIKE STOBBE | Posted 03.13.2012
ATLANTA — For the first time in almost half a century, homicide has fallen off the list of the nation's top 15 causes of death, bumped by a lung...
Ben Rosen | Posted 03.05.2012
Every year, Sports Illustrated says farewell to the famous athletes who have died during the year. Browsing through this year's issue, I was struck by the following realization: They're too young to die!
AP | Posted 01.04.2012
WACO, Texas -- Federal securities regulators filed suit Tuesday against a Texas-based provider of so-called "life settlements," accusing it and three ...
Posted 12.27.2011
Mayor Bloomberg announced in a press conference on Tuesday that the life expectancy for New Yorkers has reached an all-time high, with babies born in...
Leon Friedman | Posted 03.18.2012
In the face of our enormous economic success, why are we so deficient in dealing with the health of our infants and the population as a whole or in educating our children, in comparison with other countries in the world?
David Katz, M.D. | Posted 01.02.2012
Based on a small, brief, but nonetheless profound and compelling study in the current issue of the highly regarded scientific journal, Cell Metabolism, I intend to start taking resveratrol.
Richard Barrington | Posted 12.11.2011
For the second year in a row, MoneyRates.com has ranked the best and worst U.S. states for retirement. We based our rankings on four factors: economic factors, climate, life expectancy and crime rate.
Richard Barrington | Posted 12.05.2011
Your best place to retire depends on highly personal factors. You care about proximity of friends and family, cultural and natural attractions or maybe the presence of a favorite professional sports team.
Lewis Richmond | Posted 12.05.2011
What will we do with this extra gift of years that modern life expectancy has offered us? Enjoy it as much as possible, and share that joy, because the younger generations coming up behind us need our example and our encouragement.
Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 12.04.2011
It used to be the stuff of science fiction, the idea that we could 'cheat death' and live well past what we now think of as a natural human lifespan. ...
The Atlantic | Michael Fenster | Posted 11.29.2011
America is a land of opportunity and of a promise for a better life. Inherent in those possibilities is the idea that a better life is also a healthie...
Bernard Starr | Posted 10.30.2011
Visionaries like gerontologist Ken Dychtwald warned decades ago about "train wrecks" ahead when he foresaw the implications of a society demographically dominated by the third age (age 60-plus adults). Now those warnings have turned prophetic.
Anne Peterson | Posted 10.21.2011
Doctors at the National Center for the Betterment of Video Game Engagement & Television Viewership have proven staying in a seated position with a book can cause hypertension, diabetes, chronic back problems and irritable bowel syndrome.
Huffington Post | Amanda Chan | Posted 10.04.2011
Today's British 20-year-olds are twice as likely as their parents and three times as likely as their grandparents to live to age 100, according to a n...
Dennis Whittle | Posted 09.25.2011
Charles Kenny's recent book is an antidote to the pessimism many of us feel about the state of the world. Kenny shows that many indicators of wellbeing have improved rapidly even in the absence of consistent economic growth.
Kristen Lewis | Posted 09.25.2011
Poverty kills. Addressing the underlying social and economic conditions that breed poverty and ill health -- in other words, better policy, not better medicine -- is the solution.
Posted 05.08.2012