New Drug Trial Brings Good News For People Suffering From MS
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is currently reviewing clinical trial data from a new study, which highlights the potential of new MS treatment.
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Surge In Plastic Surgery Demand May Be Driven By This One Factor
Now that the COVID-19 pandemic is finally beginning to ease up, people are choosing to have cosmetic surgery at higher rates than before, but why?
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The Extent Of Wendy's E. Coli Outbreak May Be Worse Than Originally Thought
Wendy's is currently under investigation after reports of E. coli-related illness surfaced among consumers. The outbreak may be worse than initially believed.
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What Shorter Menstrual Cycles Could Mean For The Onset Of Menopause And Symptoms
The length of your menstrual cycle may have more impact on your health than you realize. Discover how it might affect how you experience menopause.
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Research Shows Sleeping Pills May Be Losing Popularity With Americans
Sleeping pills have been waning in popularity over the years. Here we explore potential reasons why and the alternatives Americans are turning to.
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Which State Had The Most Deaths From Strokes In 2021?
About one in every six deaths from cardiovascular disease is due to a stroke.
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You May Have More In Common Than Just Looks With Your Doppelganger
Have you seen a photo of someone who looks a lot like you but isn't related? Well, it turns out you and this person may have far more in common than just looks.
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How Skipping Breakfast Takes A Toll On Children's Mental Health
Skipping breakfast in the morning might seem like no big deal, but it could be detrimental to children's mental health and psychosocial behavior.
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Can Sleepless Nights Really Lead To Selfish Behavior?
When you're not getting enough sleep, you're most likely not in the best mood. Now researchers want to know if this includes selfish behavior towards others.
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Research Finds Incubation Periods May Be Getting Much Shorter As COVID Evolves
As COVID-19 has evolved and more variants arrived, new research suggests the incubation period has shortened significantly, which is good news.
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Medical Marijuana Can Ease Pain, But How Does It Affect Your Heart?
Marijuana usage can potentially affect us in both the short term, as well as the long run, but can it affect our hearts? Here's what to know.
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Could Brain Stimulation Be The Key To Improving Short-Term Memory In Adults?
With cognition slowly declining as we age, researchers explored the possibility of improving short-term memory in adults with brain stimulation.
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Can You Have Monkeypox And Be Asymptomatic?
Can you be asymptomatic yet test positive for the monkeypox virus? Here's what you need to know about whether you can get monkeypox without having any symptoms.
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Can Monkeypox Spread On Surfaces?
Monkeypox typically spreads through close contact with someone infected with the virus, but can it spread through surfaces? Here's what to know.
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This Is How Smoking A Cigarette With Your Morning Cup Of Coffee Actually Affects Your Brain
To uncover how smoking a cigarette with your morning coffee is affecting your brain, experts did some digging. Turns out, there may be a link between the two.
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What You Need To Know About The Recent Wendy's E. Coli Outbreak
While the exact source of the multi-state E. coli outbreak is still unknown, experts say it is likely that Wendy's romaine lettuce is the culprit.
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Can Your Gender Predict How Well Your Kidneys Will Function As You Age?
As it turns out, gender may actually play a role in how well your kidneys function as you get older. Here is what you should know, according to recent research.
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New Study Finds Nearly Half Of All Cancer Related Deaths Are From Preventable Causes
Cancer is the second-leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of over 600,000 people in 2020.
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Everything You Need To Know About Monkeypox Transmission From Humans To Pets
Monkeypox transmission is a greater risk to those living in the same household. And now, health experts say pets are no exception.
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Study Confirms Vitamin D Supplements Could Be An Effective Treatment For Depression Symptoms
Taking your vitamins benefits you more than you think. A recent study explains how vitamin D supplements may help treat symptoms of clinical depression.
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Scientists May Have Found A Way To Treat Dangerous 'Forever Chemicals' In Water
Research has shown that PFAS can negatively impact our health. But scientists may be one step closer to figuring out how to remove them from our water.
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The State With The Most Deaths From Alzheimer's Disease In 2021 May Surprise You
Alzheimer's is within the top 10 causes of mortality in the United States. And its prevalence is far greater in this U.S. state.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Recent Capri Sun Recall
Capri Sun has been a popular family beverage for decades. But a recent recall wants you to check the packaging to see if it's safe to drink.
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How The Biden Administration Plans To Provide Kids With Better Mental And Physical Health Care
The government is taking new steps to boost kids' mental health by implementing new guidance that will take place at school. Here's what you need to know.
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How Testing Blood Protein Levels Could Pave The Way For Predicting And Treating Migraines
Migraines are a common and painful condition for many worldwide. But new research shows our blood may hold powerful clues as to our risk and treatment options.
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Research Finds Electrical And Sound Stimulation Could Help Treat Chronic Pain
Pain can be due to ongoing illnesses or an injury. Sometimes, there's no obvious cause. It has to last for at least three months to be classified as chronic.
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What You Need To Know About The Recent Mama Roo Infant Swings Recall
The company 4moms has officially issued a global voluntary recall of roughly two million MamaRoo swings and 220,000 RockaRoo rockers.
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