How to Make Easy, Low-Calorie Tomato Soup

December 16, 2012

This flavorful soup is only 129 calories a serving. And you probably already have all the ingredients you need in your kitchen.


25 Worst Hospitals in the U.S. Is Yours On the List?

December 2, 2012

A new report on hospital performance in terms of infection rates, medical error, injuries, and medication misfires finds that four of the worst offenders are in Chicago, while Massachusetts medical centers rate best. Hospital errors are responsible for 180,000 deaths per year, and 400 per day.


Nurses’ Long Shifts May Have Downside: Study

November 26, 2012

MONDAY, Nov. 26 (HealthDay News) — Nurses who work long shifts are more likely to experience job dissatisfaction and burnout, and their patients’ care may suffer, according to a new study.
The research included nearly 23,000 registered nurses in California, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Florida. Sixty-five percent of the nurses worked shifts of 12 to 13 [...]


How to Stay Fit and Have a Life, 6 Hunger Games-Inspired Recipes, and Why Getting A Degree Could Could Save Your Life

A look at what Health.com editors are reading this week
March 2, 2012

Squeezing in a workout when you’d rather be at happy hour can be tough. Luckily, we found a pro who told us exactly how to fit in exercise and have a life, all at the same time. [dailySpark]
The Hunger Games madness is well underway, and for those who can’t wait until the March 23 premiere, [...]


Health Dangers Lurking in Your Closet, 15 Healthy Oscar-Party Recipes, and Why Microwaves Aren’t So Dangerous After all

A look at what Health.com editors are reading this week
February 24, 2012

Many women would do almost anything for a gorgeous pair of heels or perfectly-fitting jeans—they might even sacrifice their health. Being fashion forward can leave you with more than just a credit card bill, experts say, namely infections, nerve damage, and digestion problems. So what health dangers are lurking in your closet? [TIME Healthland]
In an [...]


The Newest Way to Inhale Caffeine, 10 Healthy Valentine’s Day Foods, and Why Your Doctor Is Telling You Lies

A look at what Health.com editors are reading this week
February 10, 2012

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and you don’t want a common cold getting in the way of your hot date. Follow these tips to stay sniffle-free and cuddle up to your honey, knowing you won’t infect them too. [HuffPost]
Then, when you’re feeling healthy, try preparing one of these 10 sexy, healthy foods for [...]


Deadly Bacteria in Las Vegas, Healthy Super Bowl Dip Recipes, and Ellen Vs. Michelle Obama: The Push-Up Edition

A look at what Health.com editors are reading this week
February 3, 2012

Some women may have received more than chocolates and roses this Valentine’s Day if Pfizer hadn’t caught their packaging error. The company recalled one million packs of birth control Wednesday, after discovering a mix-up with the pills. [CNN]
Super Bowl Sunday is just around the corner, and watching the game isn’t the only thing to be [...]


Learn to Love Mondays, Good News for Introverts, and How One Ad Took Teasing Paula Deen Too Far

A look at what Health.com editors are reading this week
January 27, 2012

With a gloomy winter in full swing, it can be hard not to get a case of the Mondays. Here are 13 simple tricks to help you love the start of a week—no more counting down the days ’til Friday! [Greatist]
Newly divorced Demi Moore was rushed to the hospital this week for what her reps [...]


The Health Benefits of Kissing, Tricks to Improve Your Memory, and Why Gossiping Could Be Good for You

A look at what Health.com editors are reading this week
January 20, 2012

Who doesn’t like a smooch here and there? Turns out kissing is more than just a romantic, end-of-the-night gesture; it has some serious health benefits too. Anyone else really excited for Valentine’s Day? [Greatist]
Winter weather is finally upon us. But just because it’s cold and dark outside doesn’t mean it’s always easy to hibernate. There [...]


The Real Amount of Calories in Beer, Winter Health Mysteries Solved, and Why Nuns Might Need to Start Taking the Pill

A look at what Health.com editors are reading this week
December 9, 2011

Cookies, eggnog, and pies may seem like the weight-gain culprits of the season, but don’t forget about the calories in alcohol. Learn the nutrition facts about your favorite beers to keep your body in check during the holidays. Can you guess which brew has the most calories? [Greatist]
Will we really get sick from going outside [...]



More Ways to Connect with Health
FREE Healthy Living Newsletter
Advertisement
Advertisement
Close
  • Social Web
  • E-mail
Powered by WordPress.com VIP