Diabetes

Pants feeling a bit tight? It might not be those cookies you ate. A new study suggests it may be your KLF3 protein levels. Say what? Read on to see how researchers found a link between skinny jeans and skinny genes.

Studies on how Facebook unfriending hurts real relationships and apps that battle FOMO were top of mind this week — there’s even technology on the horizon that can print out 3-D organs. Read on to learn more!

Genetics can play a huge role in our health, and scientists may have just discovered one more reason why. The presence of certain “tags” on our DNA can activate the genes that cause diseases such as arthritis.

A new online program supplies users with science-backed guidance for making healthy lifestyle changes aimed at reducing the risk of diabetes.

The payoffs of good dental hygiene extend way beyond the mouth. Think cardiovascular health, blood sugar control, inflammation, and more. Warning: reading this article may facilitate flossing, brushing, or rinsing ASAP.

Sugar is back in the news as researchers suggest it can do more damage to our bodies than just expanding waistlines.

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Pants feeling a bit tight? It might not be those cookies you ate. A new study suggests it may be your KLF3 protein levels. Say what? Read on to see how researchers found a link between skinny jeans and skinny genes.

From spice cabinet to medicine cabinet, cinnamon has some major health benefits. Oh, and did we mention it's delicious?

Sugar is back in the news as researchers suggest it can do more damage to our bodies than just expanding waistlines.

The payoffs of good dental hygiene extend way beyond the mouth. Think cardiovascular health, blood sugar control, inflammation, and more. Warning: reading this article may facilitate flossing, brushing, or rinsing ASAP.

A new online program supplies users with science-backed guidance for making healthy lifestyle changes aimed at reducing the risk of diabetes.

Genetics can play a huge role in our health, and scientists may have just discovered one more reason why. The presence of certain “tags” on our DNA can activate the genes that cause diseases such as arthritis.

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