The number of people affected with diabetes may be rising, with the condition quadrupling since 1980.
A new study released by the Pediatric Obesity reveals that children who eat two breakfasts are healthier than those who don't eat a breakfast.
Doctors should not prescribe too many antibiotics to children under the age of two, unless they are absolutely necessary. Otherwise, the children could become obese.
Your daily walking may be burning more calories than you think. New equation developed by scientists predict accurately the amount of calories burned.
What if your brain could tell you when to stop as soon as your eating turns into binge eating? Scientists have found the brain cells that could just that!
Base on study, overweight moms have larger babies
A new research links oversized tonsil and tongue indentation to obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) risk factors; hence suggesting a new role for dentists in identifying signs of OSA risks in dental patients.
Standing desks can boost activity levels in children, a new review is reporting.
The new dietary guidelines for 2015-2020 recommend restricting added sugar and salt calorie intake to less than 10 percent.
According to a new study published in the journal Obesity, by simply cutting down sugar from your diet that too without cutting down on the calories or losing weight, can tremendously improve your health within a span of just nine days.
The test relies on determining the severity of metabolic syndrome to predict future cardiovascular risk in teens.
The study found that the BMI increased 2.1 points for every of hour sleep lost over five years.
A new study examining diet and exercise over decades shows that the truth about weight loss might be very complex.
Researchers at the Salk Institute find that long hours of not eating contributes to weight loss.
Defective pathways in the brain makes high-fat food more alluring.
