Alzheimer’s test shows who is at risk: take the quiz now A simple test has been developed to determine whether your loved ones are at risk of Alzheimer’s. You can [...]
Recipes for the Semi-Vegan Many vegan dishes (like fruit salad and peanut butter and jelly) are already beloved, but the problem faced by many of us is in imagining less-traditional [...]
A workout at work? The Post’s infographics department tested 12 exercises for a week to see which ones real people could incorporate into a workday. These moves were recommended by [...]
Infographic: McDonald’s rocks the oat Is McDonald’s new ‘Fruit and Maple Oatmeal’ as cheap and healthy as old-school oats? MNN investigates. View the McDonald’s infographic
Weight of the world With a few exceptions, the average body mass index in most countries has risen since 1980, according to a project that tracked risk factors for heart [...]
Lunch Line Redesign – Interactive Graphic School cafeterias are much criticized for offering the kind of snack foods and desserts that contribute to childhood obesity. But banning junk food from [...]
The weekly Health Quiz – October 15, 2010 How much do you know about recent health news? Answer each question, then click on the “Submit Answer” button to see if [...]
BBC: Interactive Body Graphics A collection of interactive games and graphics designed to help you learn about the human body. Click to view the interactive games and graphics
Regulatory Chaos at the Dinner Table Tracking America’s food is no easy task. But the current system and division of federal food oversight is ridiculous. The United States Department of [...]
Heart & Lung Animations And Interactives Coronary bypass surgery involves replacing a diseased or constricted artery with a vein removed, most commonly, from the leg, where blood supply is plentiful. [...]
How the Alzheimer’s Gene Affects a Colombian Family – Multimedia Storytelling Feature In the mountains of northwest Colombia, many members of a sprawling extended family suffer from a genetic mutation [...]
The Truth About Alcoholism Alcohol is the oldest and most widely used drug in the world. Millions of people consume alcohol each day – but when do you classify a [...]
Patient Voices: Thyroid Disease The thyroid is a tiny gland in the neck whose overproduction or underproduction of hormones can cause a host of problems — including Graves’ disease, hyperthyroidism [...]
A Guided Tour of Your Body – Interactive Graphic Changes in our health are inevitable as we get older. But while doctors tell us to focus on the basics — [...]
Steroids: The Juice That’s Not Worth the Squeeze Steroids are big news these days. America’s pastime, Major League Baseball, became such a crisis that our own government had to intervene. [...]
Arsenic in apple juice: How much is too much? Breaking down what’s in apple juice boxes: from production to test results to potential risk. View the interactive narrative
Tracking Swine Flu Cases Worldwide Health officials continue to report mild cases of swine flu throughout the United States and worldwide. Among the hundreds of confirmed infections, 53 people have [...]
Sweet Deception: The Bitter Truth About Sweeteners Due to their lower number of calories per serving, artificial sweeteners are often pitched as healthier alternatives to sugar. However, many of the [...]
