‘Tech neck’ is the strain on your neck from hours spent looking at smartphones and tablets. As members of Gen X hit middle age and beyond, those stats are more meaningful because aging is behind a lot of neck pain. So what can we do about it?
Research suggests how we think affects how we feel and act. But is the key to being happy as simple as doing some positive thinking – deciding the glass as half-full rather than half-empty? It’s not always that easy.
When it comes to revealing a person’s age, the back of the hand is more telling than the face and neck. So are your hands aging faster than you may want?
When it comes to potty training, some kids have it easier than others – and so do their lucky parents and grandparents. But what can you do to make the process easier… and hopefully faster? A pediatrician has some suggestions.
It’s hard enough to get kids to listen. So how can parents cut through the electronic clutter so texts and emails to teens get through?
What are love languages? They’re 5 person-specific techniques you should know to let people know you care about them and are grateful they are in your life.
Some teens, who would normally take a summer job may not be able to find one. Here are some things your unemployed teen can do instead.
Cold sore, herpes simplex, canker sore, acne or something else? Here, a physician offers some information about the differences.
What are you doing to keep your love life thriving? Here are 5 things to try to boost the quality of your romantic relationship.
It’s tough to see one of your children in great emotional pain, but there is something very powerful that every parent can do to help.
Is that pain in your abdomen coming from your gallbladder? And if so, should you get surgery to take it out?
A potential employer takes just a moment or two to size up a candidate, leaving job seekers little wiggle room when trying to make a good first impression.
