Macular Degeneration Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments
Many conditions can cause vision loss or even blindness, and age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is one of the most common. Here's what we know about it.
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Daily Harvest Reveals Which Ingredient Caused Illnesses Leading To Crumbles Recall
After testing and ruling out potential sources of contamination, Daily Harvest has now found the ingredient responsible for their Crumbles recall.
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Fertility Specialist Dr. John Zhang Explains How The Overturn Of Roe V. Wade Will Impact IVF - Exclusive
Fertility specialist Dr. John Zhang explained the potential impact of the overturn of Roe v. Wade on IVF treatments and parents who rely on them to conceive.
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IVF Specialist Dr. John Zhang On What Fertility Treatments May Look Like In A Post-Roe World - Exclusive
Dr. John Zhang of New Hope Fertility discussed how IVF treatments may need to change after the overturn of Roe v. Wade and what options are currently available.
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How Your Smartphone Can Monitor Your Kidney Health
Healthy.io announced that it has developed the first app approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to help patients monitor kidney health.
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Study Reveals The Dangers Of Driving Under The Influence Of Marijuana
Marijuana impacts your brain in ways that affect your body's movements, judgment, and other functions that can negatively impact your driving.
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What You Need To Know About Your Menstrual Cycle Post-COVID Vaccine
Some women have experienced changes to their menstrual cycle after getting the COVID vaccine. But how common is it?
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Pro Boxer Kollins Ezekh On How To Fuel Your Workouts With A Vegan Diet - Exclusive
Plant-based boxer Kollins Ezekh shared how he maintains a vegan diet while getting enough protein to fuel peak performance during demanding workouts.
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The Foodie Dietitian Kara Lydon Explains The Intuitive Eating Approach - Exclusive
Kara Lydon, nutritionist and blogger behind The Foodie Dietitian, explained what intuitive eating is and why it's a good approach to a healthy lifestyle.
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Otolaryngologist Dr. David Godin On Resources For Families Affected By Craniofacial Conditions - Exclusive
Otolaryngologist and surgeon Dr. David Godin shared the resources families can consult if a family member has been diagnosed with a craniofacial condition.
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Will Self-Boosting Vaccines Soon Be An Option?
Researchers are now developing the technology for self-boosting vaccines. Learn more about this potentially revolutionary advancement in medicine.
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Is It Too Late To Control The Monkeypox Outbreak?
The window to control the monkeypox outbreak in the U.S. may soon be coming to a close, according to Scott Gottlieb, the former commissioner of the FDA.
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Why The Biden Administration Extended The COVID Public Health Emergency Status
The Biden administration announced on Friday that they have extended the COVID-19 public health emergency status through October 13. Here is what to know.
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Treating Diabetic Eye Disease May Benefit From A New Approach
There are several treatments for diabetic eye disease. Recent research points to a way to treat diabetic eye disease without too much pressure on the wallet.
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Ivana Trump's Cause Of Death Explained
Shock-filled tributes pour in from around the world after the sudden demise of Ivana Trump at age 73. Here's what her autopsy had to say about her death.
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New Research Reveals Possible Reason Men Tend To Die At A Younger Age Than Women
In a recent study published in Science, researchers might have found a potential explanation for why men tend to die earlier than women. Here's what to know.
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Could There Really Be A Way To Control Unwanted And Intrusive Thoughts?
Intrusive thoughts can make us feel stuck in an unhealthy pattern of anxiety and stress. But new research suggests there may be a to get unstuck.
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New Research Suggests That Moderate Drinking Could Be Worse For You Than Previously Thought
A new study has found that even moderate levels of drinking may negatively impact our health in more significant ways than you would expect.
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The House Is Making Moves To Attempt To Protect Abortion In A Post-Roe World
New efforts are underway to restore some of the rights that have been lost as a result of the Roe v. Wade overturn.
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Plant-Based Boxer And Personal Trainer Kollins Ezekh On Training For Peak Performance - Exclusive Interview
Boxer and celebrity personal trainer Kollins Ezekh shared how training for peak performance while living a plant-based lifestyle is possible.
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New Data Suggests That Omicron Subvariants Are Far More Resistant To Current Vaccines
Scientists have been researching the newest Omicron subvariants, BA.4 and BA.5. Learn more about the vaccine's efficacy against these new strains.
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Research Reveals Reconnecting With Old Friends May Boost Mental Health
Reaching out to old friends can be awkward, but science says it could be worth it. Find out how reconnecting could benefit your mental health.
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What Health Experts Want You To Know About Abortion Misinformation Spread Through Social Media
Misinformation about abortion has been proliferating through social media. Here's what health experts want you to know.
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Could Chemicals Found In Everyday Products Lead To Preterm Delivery In Expecting Mothers?
Expecting mothers have to make many changes to ensure a safe pregnancy and delivery. And one of them may be avoiding plastics.
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What To Know About The Link Between Depression And Strokes
Doctors may long have known that depression may result from a stroke. But now, evidence suggests it may precede it.
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Biden Administration Is Working To Protect Prescription Access Amid Roe V. Wade Reversal
Pharmacies have been sent a reminder from the Biden administration regarding federal civil rights law when it comes to filling orders for abortion pills.
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Why Experts Suggest You Shouldn't Rely On Exercise Or Diet Alone For Good Health
The long-term effects of how exercise and diet relate to one another are not well-known, but both are important to living a long and healthy life.
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