
Dancing and the brain: A new path to easing depression in Parkinson’s disease
More than just fun exercise, a new study shows dance classes may have significant and persisting antidepressant effects on people with Parkinson’s disease.
More than just fun exercise, a new study shows dance classes may have significant and persisting antidepressant effects on people with Parkinson’s disease.
York and the Indigenous Primary Health Care Council sign a relationship agreement towards advancing the improvement of Indigenous health services.
As tick population growth surges with warmer weather, experts warn of the risks of Lyme disease and share vital prevention strategies to protect against this health threat.
A new review paper by York University psychology professor Amy Muise debunks the popular theory of love languages and posits a new metaphor.
The Wastewater Energy Transfer system will capture heat from underground pipes containing wastewater from showers and dishwashers.
Outlining the benefits, possible health risks, and alternatives associated with dietary supplements.
As winter approaches, find comfort and feel-good benefits in these recipes.
Climate change is an issue that is accelerating rapidly, causing changes in the environment. These environmental changes are also prompting changes in our human gut microbiome. This is an important issue as the gut microbiome regulates various aspects of human health.
Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health recommends no more than two alcoholic drinks per week. Professors and students discuss nuances of the research.
Introducing healthy and fun ways to work out on and off campus!