ALBANY, Ga., June 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- This June as part of Men's Health Month, The Peanut Institute is sharing a variety of ways men can proactively protect and boost their brain. Peanuts and ...

Getting enough sleep is one thing. Getting the right kind of sleep consistent, restful, uninterrupted appears to be something else entirely, and research suggests it could add years to your life. A ...

Turning 50 doesn't come with a warning label. The shifts are gradual - a slightly shorter fuse, a few more evenings zoning out in front of a screen, a growing resistance to medical checkups.

Five behaviors have been found to dramatically extend life expectancy, including eating healthy and exercising regularly.

Boy, is it tough to get men to go to the doctor. Research shows that most men would rather do just about anything else. This is a major problem because everyone needs regular check-ups and preventive ...

Small, consistent lifestyle changes, from staying active to making thoughtful food choices, can support cardiovascular health. A warm lentil, California grape, and arugula salad with a homemade ...

Men bear a disproportionately higher burden of cancer even for cancers that are not specific to either sex. Although this pattern is global, the reasons for this difference remain mysterious. A recent ...

Loneliness is linked to fewer disease-free years, and healthy habits did not consistently reduce the gap tied to feeling lonely.