Health, wellness and living well. · 375 articles
We spent $4.2 trillion on wellness and got sicker. Here's why slowmaxxing — doing almost nothing — is the trend that might actually work.
The American Academy of Pediatrics says unpasteurized milk carries bacteria, viruses and parasites that pose severe risks to infants, young children and pregnant women.
German rheumatology society recommends early heart risk assessment for patients with inflammatory rheumatic diseases, citing elevated cardiovascular risk.
Researchers found polyethylene microplastics may drive fatty liver disease, with effects worsening when combined with a Western-style diet.
Journalist Gardiner Harris tells ABC that Johnson & Johnson's reputation hides decades of negligence, illegal marketing and corruption.
Jember Regent Muhammad Fawait visited a 71-year-old woman with chronic foot ulcers and coordinated her transfer to RSD dr. Soebandi for intensive care.
Medical Xpress reports that early-onset Alzheimer's disease appears to show warning signs that differ from established risk factors.
Chinese researchers identified three mushroom-derived peptides that made salt solutions taste saltier in sensory tests, according to ScienceAlert.
NewsNation has released a guide covering the flu vaccines available to the public ahead of the coming flu season.
A chiropractor tells The Weather Network that tight muscles and untreated pain raise injury risk before snow shovelling and icy walks begin.
A Cureus case report describes an invasive melanoma detected within a pigmented lesion that had been present for about ten years.
A urologist tells TODAY.com that one PSA test is a single snapshot and abnormal results often require further screening before cancer can be confirmed.
Dermatology Times reports on long-term epidemiological data examining the safety profile of JAK inhibitors used to treat atopic dermatitis.
Older adults in Canada and beyond are using parkour to build balance, strength and confidence, with instructors adapting the sport for all fitness levels.
A Portuguese social psychologist says chronic pain is produced by the brain but shaped by social context, from finances to family support.
A Cureus Journal of Medical Science paper looks at how common positional obstructive sleep apnea is in children with Down syndrome and its clinical features.
I tested the viral sleepmaxxing routine with a real sleep researcher. Some hacks are genius. Some could hurt you. Here's what actually works.
Kayleigh, 27, was told she has metastatic breast cancer after a scan, according to De Telegraaf, which reports the mood shifted once the results came back.
Allegheny County confirms a second measles case as Pennsylvania's outbreak becomes the largest in the U.S. in 35 years, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.
News-Medical reports that masked high blood pressure is linked to a higher risk of falls among older adults, according to newly reported findings.
A study reported by News-Medical finds that reducing sugary drink consumption is tied to lower obesity rates in children.
Updated DGS guidance simplifies follow-up for people on HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis and extends prescribing to primary care and community organizations.
A report from Elaf suggests a genetic screening test could uncover inherited cancer risks for people diagnosed after age 50.
Portugal's health authority updated its PrEP guidance to simplify follow-up and allow prescribing in primary care and community organizations.
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