Chronological age, personal physicians should not decide when someone can't drive, study reveals
Drivers under age 25 are involved in about 20% of all fatal traffic accidents, even if they make up a smaller fraction of the driving population.
Drivers under age 25 are involved in about 20% of all fatal traffic accidents, even if they make up a smaller fraction of the driving population.
Shavuot is just around the corner – and that means a lot of dairy dishes. Are they healthy for us? Who might they harm? And why is a glass of milk before bed a good idea?
On the trend of low–carbohydrate, high–protein diets: Do they really suppress appetite and accelerate metabolism?
What mechanisms lie behind the heaviness felt after holiday meals, and how can you ease the digestive system without giving up the most delicious foods available?
Is there any significance to the fat percentage in the milk you drink? Has the myth that milk causes cancer been scientifically proven, and at what age should you reconsider your milk consumption?
DRC and WHO officials have identified over 500 cases in the DRC and recorded one confirmed death from the disease in neighboring Uganda as of Wednesday.
Many of us reach for a mug within the very first minutes of the morning, but it turns out that timing has a major impact on energy levels, concentration, and even sleep quality.
A new study found that ADHD includes at least three biological subtypes, including one more severe type associated with significant difficulty in emotional regulation.
Cashew is rich in protein, healthy fats, minerals and antioxidants, and may support the heart, weight and sugar balance – But it is important to consume it in moderation and be cautious of allergies.
A new study reveals that consuming fruits as juice increases the risk of cholesterol and sleep problems. In contrast, eating whole fruit or grinding it into a smoothie contributes to health.
A closer look at the everyday moments that turn healthcare from a system into a service people can rely on.