More stories about "Mortality Risk"

Having a Sense of Purpose May Help You Live Longer

Why experts are saying there's more to life than just living

A Sedentary Lifestyle May Result in Early Death Among Women

Being active may drastically lower the risk of disease and death among women.

Moderate Exercise May Benefit Individuals with Kidney Problems

Researchers reveal that a mix of physical activity and lifestyle changes may lower the risk of premature death among those with chronic kidney disease.

Overconsumption of Coffee May Increase Mortality Risk

In order to enjoy its benefits and to avoid its unhealthy side effects, it's best to drink less than four cups of coffee a day.

Flexibility at an Advanced Age May Be Linked to Mortality

Standing from a sitting position may seem simple enough, but once you grow older, it may become an indication of your health--and your lifespan.

Smokers over Age 60 May Still Lower Their Risk of Dying Early

Research shows that everyone has a chance to turn their life around.

Coffee Drinkers May Live Longer, Study Shows

After taking bad health habits into account, researchers find that your daily cup of java could be helping you increase your lifespan.

Cooking May Help You Live Longer, Study Says

Research suggests that cooking may eventually lead to healthier eating habits.

More Years in School Now Associated with a Longer Life

Research shows that the number of years you spend in school may influence how long you'll live.

New Study: Taking Vitamins Might Increase Risk of Death in Older Women

Research shows there's no link between taking vitamins and extending your lifespan.