January 22-31, 2016 - Original Health Articles

When it comes to matters of the heart, two new studies prove that men and women are literally very different. Heart attacks affect about 735,000 Americans every year. While more than half occur in men, more women die from heart disease. In fact, it's their No.

If you regularly run long-distances, you may have experienced the so-called "runner’s high," typically defined by characteristics including euphoria, sedation, and reduced anxiety and pain sensitivity—feelings can make a 10-mile run feel less like a slog and more like a great way to spend your afternoon.