The Great Outdoors

Through a review of existing studies, researchers have concluded that there are more benefits for your mental health from outdoor exercise, as opposed to indoor exercise.

More than an Athlete's Foot

Close contact is common among athletes who participate in team sports. This closeness can lead to the spread of various skin infections, dermatologists warn.

Helmets for the Spine

Motorcycle helmets obviously reduce the risk of head and brain injuries. Now, a new study finds that helmets are also linked to a reduced risk of cervical spine injury.

More Okra Troubles from Magic Valley

Magic Valley Fresh Frozen, Inc. announced today that it is voluntarily recalling breaded okra produced under the HEB label from July 1, 2010 through January 31, 2011 because the product may contain undeclared whey (a milk ingredient).

Breast Cancer Surgery May Become Less Invasive

A new study finds that removing underarm lymph nodes in women with early breast cancer (and who also undergo a lumpectomy) may not be necessary, thus saving them considerable pain and complications.

Reefer Madness

Psychotic illnesses may develop earlier in those who smoke marijuana compared to those who do not smoke the plant.

Sickening Salmon

St James Smokehouse Inc. is conducting a voluntary recall of Scotch Reserve Whiskey & Honey Smoked Scottish Salmon because of a potential contamination.

A Plan to Help the Pre-existing Condition Crowd

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is increasing awareness about a health plan for uninsured Americans with pre-existing conditions created by the Affordable Care Act.

Not Guilty by Association

Devices that were manufactured by Neuro Resource Group were packaged with the recently recalled alcohol swabsticks manufactured by Triad Group. However, Neuro Resource Group's devices are still safe to use.

Female Facebook Users Can Develop Eating Disorders

A new study from the University of Haifa finds girls who spend more time on Facebook, the social networking Web site, are more likely to develop eating disorders.