Health in a Heartbeat

Researchers say good health is associated with one to two poops a day. Going too infrequently, maybe a few times a week for those with constipation, or too often might pose physiological risks.

Researcher say that kidneys change in space, and the organs' cells filtering waste out of the body begin to fail. Excessive radiation is thought to be to blame.

A recent study suggests that incorporating outdoor gait training alongside home exercises can improve running biomechanics, even on a treadmill.

While its bite isn't as dangerous as blacklegged tick, which spreads Lyme disease, lone star ticks do cause plenty of health problems, and they are far more hawkish in locating a host.

A team of researchers finds that people diagnosed with hypertension might want to match the time they take prescriptions with their sleep schedule. It might be better for the heart.

The drug increases your risk of gastrointestinal bleeding so it is no longer recommended for all older patients as a guard against cardiovascular disease.

A study says you put yourself at risk when drinking alcohol on airplanes, especially on longer flights when you plan to nap.

British scientists recently decided to see just how much of a health benefit stair-steppers enjoy.

Researchers discovered that even seemingly disinterested kids may benefit from their parents' input.

Scientists are testing a taste-blocker that could change medication intake, particularly for those who struggle with swallowing pills or bitter-tasting liquids.