Benjamin Caldwell
A short snippet of current events trending in the news with regard to health and wellness, and what science has to say on those subjects.
Physical health may be linked to the happiness of your husband or wife, but you probably figured that already.
Stress takes a toll on our bodies. And a new study suggests stress can diminish the benefits of more healthful food choices. But experts say a range of strategies can help people cope with stress.
Depression in pregnancy increases the risk of behavioral and emotional problems in children, says a new review.
Ironically for a man who sells beds for a living, Loaf founder Charlie Marshall is a bad sleeper.
It's been a year since the water in Flint, Michigan was declared unsafe to drink, but the Flint Water Crisis isn't over yet. What's changed since then?
Hiking is good for you both physically and mentally. It provides a great cardiovascular workout, improves balance, and is a natural stress reliever.
Don't ditch your outdoor run just yet because the cold air isn't nearly as dangerous as you may have come to believe. Read this and embrace the winter.
From soy causing breast cancer to cutting calories to lose weight, these aren't health facts—they're myths.
You may want to put down that glass of red wine, new evidence suggests that drinking doesn't have nearly the upside that some people like to think.
Reproductive scientists used genetic material from a donor in addition to that of the couple trying to conceive, what are your thoughts on this type of innovation?
Over the summer, Reverie gave Steven Oleksy, a defenseman for the Pittsburgh Penguins, one of our Dream Supreme Sleep Systems. Here is his story.
Australians are some of the biggest coffee drinkers in the world. Although many of us love the kick we get from our morning cup, we often ignore the longer-term effects coffee has on our body.
We all know sleep matters for job performance. After a week of vacation, you may find your work better than ever. But rack up a week of sleepless nights — say, following a polarizing presidential election — and you may find yourself struggling.
A Manhattan woman has sued Zara after she developed a rodent-borne illness caused by a rat sewn into the hem of a dress she purchased from them.
The New Mexico Department of Health says dozens of its employees became sick after its holiday party.
Here’s a selection of Science desk reporters’ most memorable articles of the year, with a focus on medicine and health.
