Morning urine color may reveal stress reactivity. A study links hydration levels to cortisol surges, suggesting water intake shapes stress resilience.

Urine is not just excess excess water and by products excreting your body through the kidneys, it also holds the key to your health. The analysis of urine provides doctors with information that ...

EVER stopped to peer down into the toilet bowl after your morning wee? A quick glance could give you insight into how ...

Is your urine dark in the morning? This could indicate that you’re stressed or not handling potential stress well. According to a recent study, the reason is that you drank too little water the day ...

A simple urine test could reveal your risk of developing dementia decades before symptoms appear, a new study shows. For the ...

The ‘eight glasses of water a day’ rule doesn’t fit everyone, experts say. Hydration needs vary by lifestyle, health, and ...

Scientists use a metric called “area under the curve” or AUC to assess how well the test performed. An AUC of 1 is a perfect ...

Kidneys have the responsibility to eliminate waste, regulate fluids, and keep the body in general good health. If kidneys start to fail or become stressed, warning signs may be subtle at first. But ...

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center, Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital and four other institutions have devised a novel method to test for prostate cancer using biomarkers ...

Cranberry juice does not change urine color. While unsweetened cranberry juice offers health benefits, it doesn’t alter your urine hues like beets.

Dehydration spikes stress hormones. People who drank less than 1.5 liters of water daily showed a 50% increase in cortisol, ...

Many times, there are such changes in our daily routine that we ignore them as normal. But even a small disturbance related ...