TORONTO — It could come from the metal on the back of your watch face, or your belt buckle's tendency to brush against the skin on your stomach. Or it could be the hair dye gooped onto your scalp when you go to have your roots touched up. Or the talc in the latex gloves you pull on at work.
TORONTO — Children permitted to play outdoors on their own or with friends are getting more physical activity than kids who are constantly supervised, a new Canadian study suggests.
A group of students from University of Surrey in Britain has revealed that the home button on your smartphone may be harbouring millions of bacteria...
If your wife finally puts on her shoes and hit the gym, it is possible that you will follow her footsteps for a healthy life together...
TORONTO — Sitting on one's butt for a major part of the day may be deadly in the long run — even with a regimen of daily exercise, researchers say.
Sleep difficulties and hours of sleep can predict a number of specific problems, including binge drinking, driving under the influence and risky sexual behaviour..