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If your partner’s breathing, snoring, movements or middle-of-the-night bathroom trips wake you up, you aren’t alone: 67% of U.S. adults say their partner disturbs their sleep

Track subtle changes in your body with Health Guardian features on Pixel and Fitbit

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Most people think carefully about buying the right mattress but rarely give the same attention to their pillow. Yet pillows are used every night for years, often without being cleaned or replaced

Tammy MacDonald is a director at Blue Hills Adult Education in Dedham, Mass. When she needed a new primary care doctor, she was turned away by 10 practices. A few told her she could get an appointment after waiting a year and a half, or even two years. Jesse Costa/WBURhide caption

Everyday Health interviewed Amalia Peterson, MD, Assistant Professor of Neurology, for a story about research that found having normal blood pressure, no diabetes, and not smoking from age 45 to 65 are linked with nearly 13 additional years on average of dementia-free life

If you’re concerned about a nearby wildfire and evacuation, please visit the Government of BC’s Wildfire Service website. You will find the most current information and status of the wildfires on this site

Weeding through countless mental health re and the last thing any of us need is one more line on our already-overwhelming to-do list

Your bones may seem like the most permanent part of your body: hard, solid and finished. In reality, they’re under constant renovation. Every day, tiny teams of cells are breaking down old bone and building new bone in its place

Your child groans, pulls the blanket over their head, and insists they’re not getting up