Experts recommend the same amount of sleep for both men and women, but research suggests that fluctuations in women’s hormones throughout their lifetime may affect their sleep patterns
February is American Heart Health Month, but caring for your heart is important any time of year. That’s why, in addition to maintaining our existing heart health articles with updates to include new research, we’re also bringing new content your way to share accessible tips for things you can do today or any day to show your heart some love
Cinnamon is rich in antioxidants and other beneficial compounds. Some research suggests that it may help you manage blood sugars, protect against heart disease, and reduce inflammation
Ultra-processed foods make up nearly 60% of the average American diet, but limiting these foods even for a short time can have serious health benefits
Exercise is associated with general health benefits such as relieving stress and improving mood
Research suggests that vitamins like B6 and K2 might promote heart health. Not getting enough of other vitamins, like C and D, may increase your risk of heart disease
If your workplace is full of negativity, discouragement, or disrespect, you may be able to manage it with these tips
Coffee may have yet another health benefit: supporting the gut microbiome
People with a genetic risk of having heart disease can help protect themselves by getting the right amount of sleep, as too much or too little sleep can people people at risk for a heart attack
Driving at dusk or at night can be stressful for many people. The lowered amount of light coming into the eye, coupled with the glare of oncoming traffic, can make it hard to see. And impaired vision can diminish your safety and the safety of others on the road