Lifestyle Blog

Every time we eat or drink, we can thank our metabolism for converting all those calories into energy. Our size, gender, and age all factor into our metabolic rate, but there are also ways to independently control its speed.

Artist and researcher Nickolay Lamm has partnered with a computational geneticist to research and illustrate what we might look like 20,000 years in the future, as well as 60,000 years and 100,000 years out.

Or, why you’re wearing sunglasses at work this Friday.

Most people seem to have the worst time talking to aging parents about finances and control over other life changing decisions.

We know moms say the darndest things! But things can get a little sticky when it’s not your mom.

A study of Britain’s popular restaurants found that ice actually had more bacteria than toilet water.

The glazed donut egg sandwich hits all stores June 7. Get your sweatpants ready!

No one wants to give up their smartphone, despite the health and safety risks these electronic devices may impose. Up until the other day I felt the same way.

Almost two decades ago, a doctor named Surendra S. Shastri was put in charge of preventative oncology at Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai, India. One of his biggest jobs: to figure out how to cut the toll from cervical cancer, which kills 200,000 women a year in the developing world but is rare in developed countries.

Just in case you weren’t already eating your Girl Scout cookies for breakfast (if you aren’t, what have you been doing with your life?), Coffee-mate has teamed up with the Girl Scouts to make it even more possible to have Thin Mints year-round.