Women In High-Demand Jobs At Increased Risk Of Heart Attack
A new study from Brigham and Women's Hospital offers a warning to women when it comes to stress on the job.
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A new study from Brigham and Women's Hospital offers a warning to women when it comes to stress on the job.
Blood pressure, diabetes, even heart conditions are now being checked by patients themselves.
People are entering all kinds of extremely sensitive data on these hand held devices which can present security risks.
Sometimes even grilling masters need a little high-tech help.
It seems like ATMs have been around forever so getting money without any human contact isn't out of the ordinary. But you might see a remote video teller at your favorite ATM in the coming days.
Many diseases and conditions we associate with old age are increasingly showing up at earlier ages.
An expert says, "People use Facebook to compensate for their own deficiencies. Facebook highlights the postive aspects and can cover up the negative parts in you."
Two thirds of Americans say they're not getting enough sleep. What they might not realize is the reason could be right in front of them.
Several clothing manufacturers say they can help ease aches and pains with therapeutic clothing.
More baby boomers are saying they will face their golden years alone. The number of divorces among couples in their late 40s and 50s is soaring.
It sounds too good to be true, but a popular new form of psychotherapy called "tapping" promises to do just that -- rid you of stress, phobias, food cravings, and even post-traumatic stress.
Doctors say that dealing with day to day stress may actually prepare you for life's larger challenges.
Summer means lots of sunshine. And while that might be good for our spirits, it isn't great for our eyes.
Here are some simple steps you can follow to make sure you're family stays healthy during the summer grilling season.
As summer arrives and you head for a little fun in the sun you'll want to make sure you don't bring home an unwanted souvenir: bed bugs.
From the minute we log into the computer we are being followed. But, now we can track who's watching us. Mozilla has created "Collusion." It's add-on for Firefox that allows users to keep tabs on the companies watching our movements online.
There are many creams that promise to fade skin spots, but the most common ingredient is also controversial.
Kodak Gallery is shutting down in July and its 5 billion photos will be transferred to Shutterfly.
On top of higher ticket prices families may have to pay even more to sit next to one another.
New cable-offered home security packages allow people to keep tabs on their houses over the internet.
According to Petfinder.com, more than two million pets disappeared last year and less than ten percent ever make their way home.
Most carriers have already pulled the plug on unlimited data for new customers. Now, Verizon says it will start to phase out unlimited plans for existing customers.
Greek yogurt is now one of the fastest growing food segments. Sales exceed a billion dollars a year. But this thicker version of yogurt is more expensive than traditional yogurt. Some consumers wonder why they are paying more.
When you're a freelance worker, it's easy to feel like you have no safety net. But there are a number of new services that are helping these workers join forces.
Consumers will better understand food labels if FDA presents them in teaspoons versus metric system measurements.
