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The conclusion is mixed: yes, there’s a relationship between exercise and mental health, but its real-world applicability isn’t so clear.

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Before taking a two-year break from music, Lewis Capaldi said he had a "crazy panic attack" in Chicago that left him ...

I used to think burning 3000 calories meant living on the treadmill for hours. Spoiler alert: I was completely wrong, […] The ...

Some health experts view GLP-1s as a promising option for PCOS, which lacks a standard treatment and affects millions of ...

Despite sleeping slightly longer, women often report poorer sleep quality compared to men, influenced by hormonal shifts during puberty, pregnancy, an ...

Doing more physical activities throughout the week is a known way to improve sleep, but new research shows you don't have to ...

From diet to daily movement, and even interacting with loved ones, many of the habits people with a high IQ regularly follow ...

Researchers found children with highly addictive use of phones, games or social media were much more likely to have thoughts of suicide or to harm themselves.

The benefits of walking every day are numerous, but is walking really enough exercise alone? Here's how walking can keep you ...