We've all heard it before: Too much stress will give you gray hair. But is that true?
While it is impossible to predict the future, experts say that population changes tend to follow patterns.
The operator of an earthquake-hit Japanese nuclear plant said Sunday that the cooling system of another reactor was not working and risked a possible explosion.
So much for the wonders of technology and medicine, for all our advances, human mortality rates are on par with chimps.
Walking speed may be a better indicator of longevity than other measurements, such as blood pressure or weight.
Heart disease remained the leading cause of death in the United States, followed by cancer.
These much maligned molecules may not be entirely harmful after all. In fact, a new study suggests they could help us live longer.
Exposure to the chemical BPA very early in life might make it hard to get pregnant later on.
Stem cell injections boosted the leg muscles of mice and warded off the typical loss of muscle mass.
Looking older doesn't necessarily mean you'll die young, but youthfulness is no guarantee of longevity.