Can Antibiotics Make Childhood Vaccines Less Effective?
While antibiotics are effective, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 1 out of every 3 prescriptions for antibiotics is not necessary.
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Should You Consider Using Beer On Your Hair?
Are there any potential benefits to be gained from applying beer topically? Although it may sound strange, some beauty experts swear by beer hair masks.
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Maria Shriver Advocates For Women Impacted By Alzheimer's Disease - Exclusive
Maria Shriver is making waves in the world of Alzheimer's advocacy and research. Here's how she's changing the game for women impacted by the disease.
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What Are Your Chances Of Getting A Breakthrough COVID Infection?
A new study investigated the likelihood of vaccinated people contracting COVID-19. Here's what it found about who is more and less likely to experience it.
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Jackie Siegel Shares What Every Parent Should Know About Opioids - Exclusive
The opioid crisis does not discriminate and the reality is, it can affect many walks of life. Jackie Siegel shares her very intimate experience with it.
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Why The White House Wants To Raise Awareness Of The Life-Saving COVID-19 Antiviral Treatment
Taking Paxlovid within the first five days of COVID-19 symptoms can reduce risk of hospitalization and death by 89%, but the pill is under-prescribed.
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New Research Finds The First Ideal Diet For Pain Relief In Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
Choosing a diet can feel like a guessing game, but a new study is taking some of the guesswork out of diets for individuals with rheumatoid arthritis.
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Research Suggests Sleep Is More Important To Learning Than Once Believed
For years, experts have been aware of the impact of sleep on learning. New research shows that sleep plays an even more active role in learning than we thought.
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The Powerful Anti-Aging Benefits Of Brisk Walking, Backed By Science
A recent study shows that in addition to the number of steps we walk, another important factor for improving our health is the pace at which we move.
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Why Practicing Mental Health Hygiene Should Be A Part Of Your Daily Routine
Just like keeping our physical health in shape, we can keep our mental health functioning properly, too -- and it might not take as much effort as you think.
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The Surprising Link Between Heart Health And Cognitive Health
New research has shown that heart health is not only important for keeping our blood flowing and bodies going, but that it even impacts our brain function.
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What We Know So Far About The Mysterious Hepatitis Outbreak In Young Children
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a health advisory warning on Thursday due to an unexplained hepatitis outbreak among young children.
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Researchers Find Certain Vape Flavors More Dangerous Than Others
E-cigarette use is associated with negative effects on mental and physical health. New research now finds that one vape flavor may pose additional health risks.
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Fasting May Not Be As Beneficial For Weight Loss As You Think
Fasting for weight loss is not new. New research takes a look at time-restricted eating, a sub-category of intermittent fasting, and finds something surprising.
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The Surprising Thing Antidepressants Can't Do For You, According To Researchers
While deemed an effective treatment method, new research reveals that the use of antidepressants may not offer significant long-term benefits, including this.
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Research Reveals Excess Weight May Nearly Double The Risk Of Endometrial Cancer
Obesity is not just a matter of physical appearance, but it is a risk factor for several serious health conditions, including endometrial cancer.
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Devale Ellis On What Drew Him To Sickle Cell Disease Awareness - Exclusive
You may know Devale Ellis or his role as Zac on "Tyler Perry's Sistas," or for his athletic career. But his ambitions also extend to advocacy work as well.
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What You Need To Know About The Connection Between Race And Dementia Risk
New study reveals race may be a significant risk factor for dementia. Experts send a warning call about racial disparities and risk rates.
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Study Finds Legal Access To Marijuana Lowers Prescription Drug Use For Pain, Anxiety, And More
New research finds that legal access to marijuana lowers prescription drug use for pain, anxiety, and more. Here's what you need to know.
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The Surprising Way Depression Can Alter Your Immune System
We know that depression can impact our lives in a number of ways. New research reveals the surprising way depression can alter your immune system.
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Hydrogel Patches Could Be The Next Big Breakthrough For Preventing Cancer Recurrence
Hydrogel patches could be the next big breakthrough for preventing cancer recurrence. Here's what you need to know about the latest research.
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Is One-Way Masking Still Beneficial While Traveling?
With the mask mandate on public transportation being overturned, people are wondering if one-way masking is still beneficial while traveling.
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Ethan Zohn: A Survivor In More Ways Than One – Exclusive Interview
You may know Ethan Zohn as a three-time "Survivor" competitor, but he's also a two-time cancer survivor.
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What We Know About The CDC's Plan To Launch An Infectious Disease Forecasting Center
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has put into effect a new disease information system, the Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics.
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How Some Marijuana Edibles Are Putting Kids At Risk
Recent research suggests adults may want to pay particular attention to certain forms of packaging when it comes to protecting kids from edibles.
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AI Could Be A Game Changer For Predicting Unhealthy Alcohol Use
It turns out that artificial intelligence may be able to predict drinking relapses and improve treatment outcomes for individuals with alcohol use disorder.
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What You Need To Know About The Mask Mandate Lift On Public Transit
U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle in Tampa has ruled in favor of a lawsuit against the Biden administration's travel mask mandate.
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