How to reclaim your lunch break
Too busy to take a lunch break? You’re not alone. New research found that almost three-quarters (73%) of office workers in the UK never manage to take a full 60-minute lunch break, with the average worker spending around 29 minutes…
Read MoreGet in the Grooming Groove This Spring
In many parts of the country, it’s just starting to warm up. The sun is shining, the trees are blooming and there’s no better time to adopt your #RightHorse so you can hit the trails and enjoy the late-spring weather with your…
Read MoreDo Veja's new Impala trainers live up to the hype?
One writer puts earth-first label Veja’s latest Impala trainers through their paces to see whether they live up to the hype. I’m a big fan of Veja. I’m not sure whether it’s the number of them I see pounding the…
Read More‘Here we go again’: Kardashian’s Met Gala diet a step in the wrong direction
Kim Kardashian wears the infamous Jean Louis dress Marilyn Monroe wore to sing “Happy Birthday” to JFK in 1962.Credit:AP Kim Kardashian shut down the Met Gala when she stepped out wearing one of Marilyn Monroe’s most iconic dresses on Tuesday….
Read MoreNormal-appearing skin of lupus patients predisposed to flares and rashes, study finds
People with lupus have overactive immune systems that attack their own tissue, causing inflammation throughout the body. Around 70-80% of them will develop skin disease as part of their condition. And while it's thought that exposure to ultraviolet light triggers…
Read MoreSupport for Prioritizing Kidney Transplant Patients for COVID Boosters
By Reuters Staff NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Among kidney-transplant recipients, two doses of an mRNA SARS-CoV-2 vaccine will lower the risk for infection, although perhaps not as much compared with the general population, according to a study from the…
Read MoreBird Flu Puts Organic Chickens Into Lockdown From Pennsylvania to France
CHICAGO/PARIS (Reuters) – Organic and free-range chickens have been thrown into lockdown. Egg-laying hens that normally have access to the outdoors can no longer roam as freely or feel the sun on their beaks as some U.S. and European farmers…
Read MoreOne-sport high school athletes prone to injury, burnout
High school students who focus on one sport are more likely to get injured or suffer from burnout. But new research from the University of Georgia suggests their motivation for specializing in one sport is pure: love of the game…
Read MoreMore formal education may translate to better health for Black women
One of the best things Black women can do for their health may be to get a college education, according to results of a national analysis. “Essentially what this study observed was that for Black women, the higher your education…
Read MoreFertility Treatments Can Be Particularly Difficult For Survivors Of Sexual Assault
This essay is part of Women’s Health’s coverage of Infertility Awareness Week (April 24-30, 2022), focused on stories that shed a light on the less-talked about aspects of trying to conceive. Editor’s note: This article contains discussions of sexual assault….
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