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.
Software engineer Rob Rhinehart thinks he's invented a drink, called "Soylent," that could turn solid food into a relic. What is Soylent, and will it end up revolutionizing the way we eat (or don't)?
Haven’t had time to keep up on the news this week? Not to worry — we’ve summarized the top news stories that could significantly change our health habits.
Snacking on super-healthy spinach is great for health, but this dark leafy green is especially susceptible to contamination by bacteria like E. coli. Last week, a University of Illinois professor invented a new, much more effective way of cleaning spinach.
Greatist's David Tao takes a look at the disconnect between research and health and fitness media — and suggests how we can start to bridge the divide.
Snacking on super-healthy spinach is great for health, but this dark leafy green is especially susceptible to contamination by bacteria like E. coli. Last week, a University of Illinois professor invented a new, much more effective way of cleaning spinach.
Haven’t had time to keep up on the news this week? Not to worry — we’ve summarized the top news stories that could significantly change our health habits.
Software engineer Rob Rhinehart thinks he's invented a drink, called "Soylent," that could turn solid food into a relic. What is Soylent, and will it end up revolutionizing the way we eat (or don't)?
