Health

Reframing trauma and hardship may help heal your body and mind.

With heath costs rising and outcomes worsening, some analysts and lawmakers are proposing big changes.

The parasite’s DNA has been found in 1,000-year-old human remains from Texas—evidence that the disease has a long history in the United States.

New research suggests marijuana use may reduce fertility and raise miscarriage risk.

The change could result in significant decreases in certain health conditions, including obesity and stroke, in the country, researchers found.

The California governor calls on 10,000 men to step up as mentors and volunteers amid rising suicide rates and disconnection.

Flash-freezing locks in vitamins, minerals, and flavor at peak ripeness.

Beyond the hedonic traits of maximizing pleasure and minimizing discomfort lies a more fulfilling concept of well-being.

Pfizer faces hundreds of lawsuits as studies continue to explore possible links between hormones and tumor growth.

Your brain needs a steady flow of blood to stay healthy, just as a garden needs water to grow.

It is largely preventable as over 80 percent of strokes can be avoided.

Decreased functional movement can make life harder. These superb swinging exercises can help reintroduce you to optimal movement and quality of life.

The new normal isn’t normal. It’s time to get back to the basics.

It’s not clear which vaccines are going to be investigated.

Gastroenterologists explain why we should limit bathroom visits to five minutes.

Growing research has found that chronic stress puts your body in ‘fight-or-flight’ mode, over time creating conditions where tumors can grow.

First-ever brain scans show how cognitive behavioral therapy grows brain matter in regions linked to emotion and mood.

Imbalanced gut bacteria weaken the gut lining, letting toxins trigger chronic inflammation.

‘Suicide replaced COVID-19 as the 10th leading underlying cause of death,’ the agency says in its report.

Health insurance premiums are set to spike in 2026—driven by rising medical costs, pricey drugs, and the expiration of ACA subsidies.

Reframing trauma and hardship may help heal your body and mind.

With heath costs rising and outcomes worsening, some analysts and lawmakers are proposing big changes.

The parasite’s DNA has been found in 1,000-year-old human remains from Texas—evidence that the disease has a long history in the United States.

New research suggests marijuana use may reduce fertility and raise miscarriage risk.

The change could result in significant decreases in certain health conditions, including obesity and stroke, in the country, researchers found.

The California governor calls on 10,000 men to step up as mentors and volunteers amid rising suicide rates and disconnection.

Flash-freezing locks in vitamins, minerals, and flavor at peak ripeness.

Beyond the hedonic traits of maximizing pleasure and minimizing discomfort lies a more fulfilling concept of well-being.

Pfizer faces hundreds of lawsuits as studies continue to explore possible links between hormones and tumor growth.

Your brain needs a steady flow of blood to stay healthy, just as a garden needs water to grow.

It is largely preventable as over 80 percent of strokes can be avoided.

Decreased functional movement can make life harder. These superb swinging exercises can help reintroduce you to optimal movement and quality of life.

The new normal isn’t normal. It’s time to get back to the basics.

It’s not clear which vaccines are going to be investigated.

Gastroenterologists explain why we should limit bathroom visits to five minutes.

Growing research has found that chronic stress puts your body in ‘fight-or-flight’ mode, over time creating conditions where tumors can grow.

First-ever brain scans show how cognitive behavioral therapy grows brain matter in regions linked to emotion and mood.

Imbalanced gut bacteria weaken the gut lining, letting toxins trigger chronic inflammation.

‘Suicide replaced COVID-19 as the 10th leading underlying cause of death,’ the agency says in its report.

Health insurance premiums are set to spike in 2026—driven by rising medical costs, pricey drugs, and the expiration of ACA subsidies.