Research Reveals The Prevalence Of Ageism And Its Impacts On Health
The barrage of ageism that we encounter in everyday life perpetuates the myth that it's more beneficial to be young, and it has a lasting impact.
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Can Intense Workouts Actually Cause You To Eat Less?
A new study reveals a surprising and perhaps counterintuitive effect of exercise: it might actually help to reduce your appetite. Here's what the science says.
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More Teens Are Getting Vaccinated Against HPV. Here's Why Experts Say This Is Important
HPV can greatly impact a person's health. That's why health experts are encouraging HPV vaccinations for adolescents and young adults of both genders.
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The FDA Has A New Guide For Dietary Supplements. Here's How To Use It
To help consumers make informed decisions, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a new set of guidelines for buying and using supplements.
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Why Health Experts Say Monkeypox Worsens The Divide Between Rich And Poor Countries
There may be specific reasons why the WHO chose now to declare monkeypox a public health emergency. However, it looks like a double standard to poor countries.
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Why The TikTok 'Healthy Coke' Trend Could Be Terrible For Your Teeth
Known as "healthy Coke," the viral TikTok recipe has been deemed a healthier alternative to soda, but the trend may not be so good for you after all.
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Study Reveals Women Continue To Be Underrepresented In Clinical Trials
Women having less representation in clinical trials isn't new. But recent research indicates why this disparity is impactful. Here's what to know.
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What People With Alzheimer's Wish Everyone Knew About Living With The Disease
Read this if you know someone with Alzheimer's.
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Light In Your Bedroom At Night Could Increase Your Risk Of Three Serious Health Conditions
Because darkness triggers chemical reactions within the body to promote relaxation, being exposed to light at night can impact our circadian rhythm.
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Why Experts Say Vitamins And Supplements May Not Be Worth The Price
The Food and Drug Administration does not have the authority to approve vitamins and supplements. As a result, many contain unapproved ingredients.
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What To Know About Biden's New Initiative To Reduce Nicotine Levels In Tobacco Products
Reducing nicotine in cigarettes to levels that are less addictive or non-addictive could reduce the chances that young people will become addicted to smoking.
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Your Balance Can Reveal More About Your Health Than You Think
Balance issues can sometimes occur when a part of our inner ear is swollen, and certain conditions and medications can also cause problems with balance.
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Experts Reveal How To Keep Your Baby Safe While Sleeping With These Updated Guidelines
This is the first time since 2016 that the safe sleep guidelines for infants have been updated by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Here's what to know.
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These Are The Top Health Benefits Of Owning A Fur Baby
New research from the American Heart Association shows that not only can owning a pet bring us happiness, but it can bring us health, too. Here's what to know.
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This Is One Of The Best Ways To Use Hyaluronic Acid And You're Probably Missing It
Because of its humectant qualities, hyaluronic acid is used in a variety of skin creams and serums to reduce the appearance of fine lines and plumpen skin.
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What You Need To Know About Toxic 'Forever Chemicals' In Drinking Water
The government is becoming more proactive about contaminants in our drinking water. Here's where we stand on gaining protection and what's at risk.
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New Fathers Have A Surprising Hormone On Board
When there's a new baby, you can expect hormone swings — for the mom. But, as it turns out, prolactin isn't just for the ladies; new fathers actually produce it
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How A Basic Memory Test Could Be A Game Changer For Alzheimer's Detection
Early detection of Alzheimer's is a critical aspect of slowing cognitive decline. Researchers have found a simple memory test can predict the disease faster.
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Newly Discovered Genes Could Be A Game Changer In Understanding Alzheimer's Disease
Newly discovered genes could be a game-changer in understanding Alzheimer's disease. Here's what you need to know about the latest research.
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Why We Need To Change Our View Of Alzheimer's And Elder Care, According To Actress Karen Grassle - Exclusive
Actress Karen Grassle, best known as Ma on the beloved "Little House on the Prairie" television show, took on a much different role in her latest film.
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Can Marijuana Increase Your Risk Of Developing Psychiatric Disorders?
Legalized recreational marijuana is popping up all over the United States, but could this inadvertently contribute to an increase in mental health problems?
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Poll Reveals 40% Of Americans Have Healthcare Debt Piling Up
10% of Americans have no health insurance. Even for people who do have it, a recent poll suggests that healthcare debt is worse than anyone thought.
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Researchers Suggest Latin Dancing Can Help Improve Your Memory
Latin dancing, like Salsa, may have more health benefits than you think. It can be particularly healthy for adults in the Latin-American community.
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TikTok Users Are Adding Lemon To Their Coffee To Lose Weight. But Does It Actually Work?
Don't trust everything you see online.
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Research Explains Why The Death Of A Spouse Can Lead To Major Health Problems
Grief can hurt your mind and body.
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Here's What To Do If You Have Monkeypox Symptoms, According To New CDC Guidance
Monkeypox remains a growing concern globally. If you suspect you've contracted the virus, there are steps you can take to get treated and stay healthy.
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How To Stay Cool As Heat Waves Make Way Across The US
As the heat rises in many parts of the country, you may wonder how best to stay cool and safe. Here are some of our best tips.
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