Study: Long Commutes Far More Stressful For Women Than Men
Even though we are all stuck in the gridlock, studies suggest it is women that are most affected by long commutes.
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Even though we are all stuck in the gridlock, studies suggest it is women that are most affected by long commutes.
Newly released details from a study are challenging decades of thinking on blood pressure.
Wealthy people are more likely to get on various organ transplant lists, get it and are less likely to die while waiting for one, according to a new study.
A new study found people 30-years old and up are less likely to say they're happy.
In today's fitness-conscious society there seems to be a workout regimen or class for every muscle in the body. Now, face fitness is gaining popularity, promising to tone the under-eye area, lift the forehead, and soften lines, all without botox or other injections.
A mother's instincts tell her to keep her baby warm. But doctors have found some newborns need to cool down. They're using a technique called cooling therapy and it could save a child's life.
Celebrate the "month of masculinity" with a great moustache, well cared for at these great South Florida barbershops!
In an effort to reduce the number of invasive prostate biopsies, UM Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center is introducing a new method in cancer screening. It's a new tool called "4Kscore."
Energy drinks promise to pump us up with a just a few sips. They continue to grow in popularity, and that concerns public health officials.
Processed meats are now considered carcinogenic to humans, according to a new report by the World Health Organization (WHO).
The Food and Drug Administration has given Waltham based Neurometrix the green light to market new wearable technology that can help with all kinds of conditions.
The Florida Supreme Court will hear arguments this December about a proposed 2016 ballot measure that would allow many patients throughout the state to legally use medical marijuana.
The Legislature may have inadvertently made it harder for legitimate patients to get critical pain medications when it passed a 2011 law aimed at shutting down rogue clinics that branded the state as the "pill mill capital" of the country.
For the first time in 12 years, the American Cancer Society has updated its guidelines for when women should get mammograms.
Trying to curb the spread of diseases such as HIV and hepatitis, a House panel Tuesday backed a proposal that would create a pilot needle-exchange program in Miami-Dade County.
