"...exercising regularly for several months to years seems to modify your fat tissue in ways that allows you to store your body fat more healthfully..."

Although you get your fatty acid levels routinely checked at the doctor’s, rarely do clinicians and researchers consider the effects of their potentially harmful byproducts.

Moderate levels of exercise can modify fat tissue in ways that could improve health, a study on obesity finds.

A new study explains that when we eat significantly impacts our energy expenditure, appetite, and molecular pathways in body fat.

A hormone secreted by fat cells can restrain the growth of liver cancer in mice, report researchers.

Fat tissue loses function as we age, which can lead to disease. But high levels of lifelong exercise seem to counteract this deterioration, researchers say.

Brown fat may protect against a variety of disease, including type 2 diabetes and coronary artery disease, a new study of 50,000 people shows.

Vitamin D deficiency resulted in stunted growth and additional fat reserves in zebrafish, research shows.

Batteries that can conform to the shape of a robot's body double as protection and far more efficient energy storage could pave the way for new bots.