Sheramy Tsai
Sheramy Tsai, BSN, RN, is a seasoned nurse with a decade-long writing career. An alum of Middlebury College and Johns Hopkins, Tsai combines her writing and nursing expertise to deliver impactful content. Living in Vermont, she balances her professional life with sustainable living and raising three children.
LATEST
Study Challenges ‘Bad Cholesterol’ Label for LDL
LDL may not be as harmful as previously thought, prompting researchers to reconsider the one-size-fits-all approach to cholesterol management.
Muscle: The Unexpected Feats of Your Body’s Largest Organ
Beyond major contributors to movement, our muscles play a systemic role in the function of metabolism, immune support, and mental health.
New Hormone Discovery Offers Hope for Osteoporosis Treatment
CCN3, a potential new therapeutic hormone, holds promise to advance bone health treatment and improve quality of life for millions
Harvard Study Reveals Antidepressants’ Weight Gain Rankings
Weight gain can have adverse effects for those suffering from anxiety and depression, potentially affecting medication adherence and overall treatment success.
Large Study Links Daily Multivitamin Use to Increased Mortality Risk
While nearly one in three Americans take a daily multi-vitamin, a new study challenges the belief that they improve health or promote longevity.
Groundbreaking Study Reveals Increased Estrogen Receptors in Menopausal Brains
Contrary to prior beliefs, estrogen receptors in the brain increase during menopause—a revelation that offers new insights into women’s brain health.
Intermittent Fasting Outperforms Diabetes Drugs in New Study
Intermittent fasting ‘may serve as an effective initial lifestyle intervention‘ for patients with Type 2 diabetes—potentially eliminating antidiabetic drugs.
Prostate Meds Slash Dementia Risk by up to 40 Percent: Study
Commonly prescribed alpha-blockers for treating benign prostatic hyperplasia may also offer protective effects against dementia with Lewy bodies.
New Link Discovered Between Heart Disease and Cancer
Some doctors recommend comprehensive treatment strategies that address the cause of disease over the ‘silver bullet’ approach of targeting symptoms.
