If you’ve been giving soy milk the side-eye at the grocery store ever since hearing it might be linked to breast cancer, we don’t blame you. But some of that rep is undeserved—and majorly confusing. Here are the receipts: First, a few studies in the early ’90s found that Asian women who ate lots of …

While we all love a good smooch from our pups, there are lots of germs and bacteria in dog saliva that can make us sick. So while that kiss might be funny in the moment, you could regret it afterward. “When dog saliva touches intact human skin, especially in a healthy person, it is extremely …

Sitting at a desk all day is a pain in the butt—literally. Though you may be hard at work, your glute muscles aren’t working at all, and over time, they become weaker and elongated. In turn, the body “turns off” the glutes and begins relying on stronger muscles nearby—like those in your lower back and …

They say love is blind, but according to a new survey that’s rarely the case. In an effort to uncover the biggest relationship deal breakers, YouGov surveyed British men and women about relationship compatibility – and it turns out there are quite a few things that would make Brits uncomfortable in their relationship. Surprisingly, from …

Eating fish once a week may help to lower risks of developing multiple sclerosis, new research suggests. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a potentially debilitating disease of the nervous system and neither a cause or a cure have been identified. In MS, the body attacks the fatty protective sheaths around nerves, damaging them and impairing the …