A recent study assessed whether a combined exercise and dietary intervention program improved fatigue and physical function in patients with ovarian cancer.
Published in the journal Brain and Behavior, the study shows for the first time that people tend to perceive time as slower when they exercise, compared to periods of rest or after exercise.
Discrimination may speed up the biological processes of aging, according to a new study by researchers at New York University's School of Global Public Health.
Is it possible to achieve "perfect parent" status? Researchers leading a national dialogue on parent burnout from The Ohio State University College of Medicine and the university's office of the chief well-being officer say no.
The mechanisms through which social media may influence behavioral, cognitive, and neurobiological changes in adolescents are described, which in turn increases vulnerability to mental illness.
This study highlights the importance of diet in age-related cognitive decline and mortality. It suggests that olive oil consumption may be an effective strategy for reducing the risk of dementia-related mortality.
