Having some fast food after you work out may not be such a bad idea. A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Montana shows that eating fast foods after an intense workout can be just as effective for recovery as sports supplements in some instances.
New findings published in the journal Nature Cell Biology show that researchers at the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute discovered how to stimulate muscle regrowth in the heart of a mouse, which could be particularly important in looking at new treatments for those who suffer future heart att...
New findings published in the journal Circulation show that playing sports can help reduce the risk of mortality in middle-aged athletes.
New findings published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) show that researchers are making continuous headway in the fight against cancer.
Eating too much fast food isn't all that good for you. However, scientists have found that a little bit of it after a workout may actually work as well as sports supplements.
It turns out that the gases used to knock out surgery patients may just be impacting the Earth's atmosphere.
New findings published in the journal Nature Communications show that a 200 year-old Hungarian crypt holds some secrets to how tuberculosis (TB) took hold in 18th century Europe.
A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Michigan Medical School found that as the body slows down just before it dies, there's a "storm" in the last moments of brain activity just seconds before the heart stops, as well.
Health officials are continually learning new and interesting facts about autism.
New findings published in the Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology have linked use of the social media site, Facebook, to various depressive symptoms.
New findings published in JAMA Internal Medicine show that exercise that gets you sweaty and your heart pumping could significantly increase the length of your lifespan.