A study found that adults who regularly played organized sports as children had fewer symptoms of anxiety and depression than those who never played sports or dropped out.
Nearly a third of all adults do not get enough physical activity, posing a growing threat to health worldwide, according to a major study published on Wednesday.
A new study covering the periods from 2000 to 2019 has found that drinking patterns in Europe are stable and depend on the type of drink, and are also partly determined by geography.
One year of intense strength training may have long-term benefits for muscle strength and function in older adults, while lower intensity programs do not produce the same results.
A new study challenges the idea that good looks are the key to happiness. It finds that attractiveness leads to more risky behavior among young people.
Regular physical activity provides numerous health benefits, such as preventing chronic diseases, improving immune function, enhancing mental health, and increasing life expectancy.
Men in North America and Europe consume more meat than women, but the reasons for this difference are unknown. Understanding gender differences in meat consumption may help us better understand cultural attitudes.
Recent research suggests that fathers, just like their partners, can suffer from postpartum depression. Most experts estimate that about 10% of fathers experience the condition, while among mothers the figure is about 14%.