After Your Death, Who Takes Care of the Dog?
A pet trust designates a new guardian for companion animals and sets aside funds for their care. Better yet, it’s legally binding.
A pet trust designates a new guardian for companion animals and sets aside funds for their care. Better yet, it’s legally binding.
The DASH diet was shown to lower blood pressure decades ago, yet few people follow it. Here’s how to give it a try.
The birth defects were more likely, but still very uncommon, in infants conceived through certain fertility treatments, a large study found.
Some of the problems that patients ran into, including a lack of insurance coverage, have been resolved.
Lifting at your local gym can be intimidating. Here’s how to get started.
New C.D.C. data show that firearms remain the leading means of suicide for both men and women.
Here’s how to get them, plus when to take a test.
New York has reported the state’s first death from Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE), a disease that spreads through bites from mosquitoes. An expert discusses the risks and means of prevention.
New to the weight room? This routine is for you.
A survey of 1,200 American adults revealed the biggest worries that are keeping them up at night, as well as the worst sleep habits negatively impacting their rest.
Here’s what experts said about the beverage’s link to weight loss.
Rapamycin is typically prescribed as an immunosuppressive, but off-label users believe it can do much more.
Recently, social media posts have been buzzing about green tea as a way to shed pounds without the medication and high costs. Experts discuss the beverage's weight-loss potential.
Most fitness trackers calculate your “training load.” Here’s what it can and can’t tell you.
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