Why The World Health Organization Plans To Rename Monkeypox
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced that it plans to rename monkeypox due to concerns that the name is stigmatizing. Here is what you should know.
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Extreme Heat Waves Are Hitting The US. What Does That Mean For Your Health?
Summer might mean spending more time outside, but high temperatures and humidity can sneak up on you. In fact, heatwaves are becoming more prevalent.
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Why Experts Want You To Be Wary Of Diet Advice On TikTok
You may not think that TikTok can be dangerous for your health. But the diet advice on the platform has health experts concerned. Here's why.
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Do Genes Play A Role In Your Preference For Particular Foods?
If you have been trying to alter your diet but you keep finding yourself falling back on the same foods, it may not be your fault.
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Here's What To Know About The American Tampon Shortage
It's not just baby formula that's in scarce supply in stores across the country. As it turns out, the U.S. is also experiencing a nationwide tampon shortage.
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Study Reveals A Simple Way To Manage Blood Sugar Levels If You Have Type 2 Diabetes
Exercise and a healthy diet can stave off complications of diabetes. Now research suggests there may be another way to keep blood sugar balanced -- whey powder.
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The First FDA-Approved Alopecia Drug Shows Promising Results
People with severe alopecia have one more way to treat their condition.
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Binge Drinking On Weekends May Seem Harmless, But Experts Warn Against It
While it may seem like binge drinking on occasion is no biggie, researchers reveal some surprising statistics that it could negatively impact our health.
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The Real Effects Of Stress On Your Immune System May Be Worse Than You Think
Researchers who wanted to know just how much stress impacts the immune system studied 5,744 adults over the age of 50, and the results were surprising.
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Why Medical Experts Are Concerned Patient Influencers Are Sending The Wrong Message
Social influencers have developed a new breed -- patient influencers who share medical advice and patient experiences. But health experts are growing concerned.
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How Big Of A Difference Will Operation Fly Formula Really Make In The Formula Shortage?
The baby formula shortage has made many parents fearful of being unable to feed their babies. Here's what kind of help Operation Fly Formula can provide.
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Justin Bieber's Ramsay Hunt Syndrome Diagnosis Explained
Bieber announced his diagnosis on Instagram today.
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Should You Enroll Your Young Child In Swim Lessons?
Watching your young child learn to swim for the first time can feel scary. But experts recommend starting them sooner rather than later.
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Monkeypox Cases Are Slowly Climbing In The US. Should You Be Concerned?
The respiratory transfer of viral particles can occur, but monkeypox is primarily contracted through contact with the bodily fluids of an infected individual.
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Study Finds Pulse Oximeters Are Less Accurate In People With Dark Skin Pigmentation
This information can affect how people are treated for COVID-19.
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A New Weight Loss Drug Shows Promising Results, But Few Can Get Them
Here's why so few people are being prescribed new and effective weight loss drugs.
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New Research Reveals Parental Support Plays A Significant Role In The Wellbeing Of LGBTQ Youth
Not every parent will understand what it means to be LGBTQ, but being respectful and receptive to thoughts and concerns can create a more positive dialogue.
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Do Adults Who Share Their Beds With A Partner Really Get Better Sleep?
From reading to meditation, it's clear that sleep can be influenced by what we do before bed, but what about who we snooze with in bed?
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New Health Improvement Updates Are Coming To Your Apple Watch
Apple recently previewed the next version of their smartwatch, and there's a lot to be excited for. Here are a few of the top new features you can expect.
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Does Drinking Milk Really Increase Your Risk For Prostate Cancer?
Prostate cancer is rare in men younger than 40, but the chance of developing the disease rises substantially after age 50. Here are some of the risk factors.
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Researchers Find A Startling Link Between Fish Consumption And A Higher Risk Of Skin Cancer
Fish and seafood are a key part of a well-balanced diet. This is because they are packed with nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids, which are essential fats.
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Study Reveals Optimists May Actually Live Longer. Here's How To Become One
Most of us know mental health is an essential aspect of overall health. But research is now showing the importance of optimism specifically.
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Study Finds Gender-Affirming Hormone Therapy Has Positive Effects
Gender-affirming hormone therapy is controversial, but a new study shows that this treatment is actually critically beneficial for those who require it.
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Could Nightmares Be An Early Indicator Of Parkinson's Disease?
A new study reveals how our dreams could provide clues as to whether or not we might develop Parkinson's disease. Here's what the research says.
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Research Reveals A Link Between Childhood Cancer And Heart Health As An Adult
The study findings will help raise awareness of the fact that adult survivors of childhood cancer need to monitor their heart health with greater scrutiny.
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The Startling Number Of Adults Who Need Mental Health Care But Don't Have Access
Mental health is becoming more of a priority for health leaders and policymakers. But what exactly are the rates of mental illness in the U.S.?
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Why Are Veterans At A Higher Risk For Aggressive Skin Cancers?
Researchers found that veterans were more likely to be diagnosed with melanoma, and their risk of stage 4 melanoma was higher than the U.S. population.
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