Is it your time to start with fitness apps to improve the quality of life? Check out these incredible fitness apps for iPod.

It appears you can now have your candy and come out smelling like a rose all at the same time.

Scientists believe that this invention could significantly improve the usefulness of breast exams in the fight against breast cancer.

MSN Health, the health and wellness channel on MSN, has transitioned to MSN Healthy Living. The new site features a vibrant visual design with focused content that helps readers live life more healthfully.

Researchers at MIT have created a glucose powered fuel cell that may prove to be the future of highly efficient brain implants.

A New York Times article published May 20th, 2012 introduced two studies that show a possible correlation between sleep apnea and increased cancer risk

We are tempted when we see a tasty biscuit or fattening snack. Can augmented reality glasses prevent us from eating too much?

Unfortunately, laptops were not designed to be used long term and are not user friendly when it comes to our overall well-being. Here are 5 tips to make you healthier while using your laptop.

It’s cold outside, but here are some appss that will help you heat up and lose weight while using your smartphone.

A new study indicates that living a low trans fat lifestyle leads to better brain health in the elderly.

While the developers are diving into the recently released Kinect SDK for PC after a slew of Kinect hacks since its launch, Microsoft Research has developed a great adaptation of Avatar Kinect for healthcare implementations. The concept prototype was demoed by Craig Mundie at Pacific Health Summit in Seattle last week.

A new deadly strain of E.coli is threatening to create a new epidemic. It has already infected 1800 people all across Europe with 17 fatalities.

WHO sounded alarm bells about Anti Microbial Resistance (AMR) this past World Health Day on April 7th and the warning is not early. This was writ large for a long time. Excessive prescription of antibiotics and, that too, in high doses are making microbes change faster than the speed of drug research. WHO warned of an imminent ‘pre-antibiotic age’, when we will be stuck with a large number of different, but ineffectual, antibiotics.