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People with metabolic syndrome, which can include high blood pressure, high cholesterol, high blood sugar and several other conditions, are at higher risk of getting cancer, a new study finds. Oscar Wong/Getty Imageshide caption

Lifestyle World Class Romania opens at One High District its first club developed under the new fitness, longevity and recovery concept, following a €3 million investment

skip to content Sleep health depends on more than the number of hours spent in bed, with quality and regularity also playing an important role. (Image Source: Pexels)

SLEEP The sleep routines high performers swear by, from bedtime habits to cooler bedrooms Sharon Brandwein, Certified Sleep Science Coach Special to USA TODAY Oct. 1, 2026, 8:51 a.m. ET

KUALA LUMPUR: Some 55,169 civil servants have been identified as being at high risk of poor mental wellbeing, with the Public Service Department (JPA) moving to strengthen psychological support across the civil service

RED BANK, N.J., Sept. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Red Bank Catholic High School officially opened a new Wellness Room on its Broad Street campus today, with a ribbon-cutting and blessing ceremony marking the next chapter of the school’s student wellness initiative, developed in partnership with Conscientia Health. 

Muscle is often discussed in the context of strength, mobility and physical fitness, but it also plays an important role in how the body handles glucose. Skeletal muscle is one of the major tissues involved in taking up glucose from the bloodstream, particularly after eating. This raises an important question: could having very little muscle…

June 1, 2026 ByJoyce Hendley, Staff Writer

When 36-year-old Karan (name changed) walked into a clinic recently, he was carrying a thick folder of reports and a very specific concern. His fasting blood glucose was 111 mg/dL (normal is below 99 mg/dL) and HbA1c was 6.2 per cent (normal is below 5.7 per cent), placing him in the borderline diabetes or prediabetes…

The association between high fructose corn syrup and the development of type-2 diabetes