Do Text Message Nudges Help With Weight Loss?
A review of text message programs found modest weight loss compared with control groups. Why short nudges may work and where they fall short.
A review of text message programs found modest weight loss compared with control groups. Why short nudges may work and where they fall short.
A large UK study found lower death rates among people who cycled to work. What it showed, why it is not proof, and how to start safely.
Oats carry a heart-health claim thanks to beta-glucan. What pooled trials found, how much matters, and an easy overnight oats recipe.
In 1944, researchers underfed healthy volunteers for six months. What happened to their bodies and minds still shapes how we think about dieting.
A long Finnish study linked frequent sauna use to fewer heart deaths. Here is what it showed, why it cannot prove cause, and what saunas do not do for weight.
Obesity often begins in childhood. Here is what the main trial of a GLP-1 medication in adolescents measured, what happened afterward and what it cannot yet answer.
A look at expressive writing, from the first studies to a large meta-analysis, with realistic expectations and gentle ways to try it.
What BMI does well, where it falls short, and how to get more from the number with our free calculators.
Does stretching prevent soreness or boost performance? What reviews found and a sensible way to fit it in.
Starting with soup led people to eat about 20 percent less overall in one well-known experiment. Plus a simple fall vegetable soup.