Health

The latest price cuts amount to $12 billion in savings, according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

Many IBS patients struggle to follow the current recommendation of a complicated low-FODMAP diet.

Treating a child’s eczema involves tending to the whole ecosystem they live in.

A step-by-step guide to making your own flavorful elderberry syrup using just a few simple ingredients.

The brain changes long before cognitive or behavioral symptoms appear.

Intuition is a sophisticated form of intelligence that operates largely beneath conscious awareness.

Evidence is growing on how chiropractic care fits into effective neck pain treatment.

With early detection and prevention more accessible than ever, we can act before disease takes hold.

Sleeping before 11 p.m. may do more for your skin than even the most expensive beauty products.

Nearly 3 in 4 Americans leave medical appointments confused, but you can be the one who gets real answers.

Microplastics enter our homes and bodies in surprising ways, but small changes in how we cook, clean, and store our belongings can help lower our exposure.

A review of years of research suggests non-celiac gluten sensitivity could be a form of irritable bowel syndrome.

Emerging science reveals that sunlight triggers vital antiviral, antioxidant, and respiratory-boosting effects far beyond vitamin D alone.

A recent study found that higher social media use in early adolescence was associated with lower performance in certain cognitive functions.

Scientists have discovered a dietary defense against sedentary lifestyle risks.

More than a temporary cosmetic problem, the infection could gradually worsen and spread across the nail.

Experts say there are health and wellness benefits from reducing screen time—but there’s a catch.

Blood pressure rises hundreds of times a day through habits you barely notice. Small adjustments can bring it back down.

Experts warn that heart, kidney, and metabolic problems may be more connected–and widespread–than most people realize.

The original versions of the products will also remain available.

The latest price cuts amount to $12 billion in savings, according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

Many IBS patients struggle to follow the current recommendation of a complicated low-FODMAP diet.

Treating a child’s eczema involves tending to the whole ecosystem they live in.

A step-by-step guide to making your own flavorful elderberry syrup using just a few simple ingredients.

The brain changes long before cognitive or behavioral symptoms appear.

Intuition is a sophisticated form of intelligence that operates largely beneath conscious awareness.

Evidence is growing on how chiropractic care fits into effective neck pain treatment.

With early detection and prevention more accessible than ever, we can act before disease takes hold.

Sleeping before 11 p.m. may do more for your skin than even the most expensive beauty products.

Nearly 3 in 4 Americans leave medical appointments confused, but you can be the one who gets real answers.

Microplastics enter our homes and bodies in surprising ways, but small changes in how we cook, clean, and store our belongings can help lower our exposure.

A review of years of research suggests non-celiac gluten sensitivity could be a form of irritable bowel syndrome.

Emerging science reveals that sunlight triggers vital antiviral, antioxidant, and respiratory-boosting effects far beyond vitamin D alone.

A recent study found that higher social media use in early adolescence was associated with lower performance in certain cognitive functions.

Scientists have discovered a dietary defense against sedentary lifestyle risks.

More than a temporary cosmetic problem, the infection could gradually worsen and spread across the nail.

Experts say there are health and wellness benefits from reducing screen time—but there’s a catch.

Blood pressure rises hundreds of times a day through habits you barely notice. Small adjustments can bring it back down.

Experts warn that heart, kidney, and metabolic problems may be more connected–and widespread–than most people realize.

The original versions of the products will also remain available.