Why Paid Sick Leave Can Actually Help You Live Longer
There are a number of benefits of having paid sick leave from work. In fact, researchers recently spoke up about how it can actually help you live longer.
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New Research Shows How Air Pollution Affects Women And Men Differently
If you live in or near a city, you are probably concerned about how air pollution affects you. -
2 New Large-Scale Studies Reinforce The Risks Of Regularly Consuming Ultra-Processed Foods
Ultra-processed foods can be delicious. However, two new large-scale studies explained the risks between these food items and various health conditions. -
Why Monkeypox Cases Are Really Falling In The U.S.
The number of monkeypox cases is minimizing, marking a significant decrease in the number of new infections in the country since the start of the outbreak. -
This State Had The Most Deaths From Chronic Liver Disease And Cirrhosis In 2021
Liver disease affects millions of Americans. However, one particular state showed to have the most deaths from chronic liver disease and cirrhosis. -
What We Know About The First Reported US Monkeypox-Related Death
Monkeypox is a virus that's been making headlines lately. But the most significant recent news may be that a person with monkeypox has now died. -
Are Americans Really Smoking More Cannabis Than Cigarettes?
According to a new Gallup poll, Americans reported smoking more marijuana than cigarettes, making this the first time it has surpassed cigarette smoking. -
New Research Shows What Strength Training Can Do For Your Life As You Age
Aside from growing strong muscles, lifting weights improves bone strength, flexibility, and balance. Those advantages don't decrease when you get older. -
What 'Micro-Breaks' From Work Can Do For Your Overall Health
In addition to engaging in activities that benefit our body, it helps to take advantage of micro-break activities that benefit emotional and mental well-being. -
What The COVID-19 Pandemic Has Done To American Life Expectancy
According to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, American life expectancy has plunged for the second straight year. -
Study Results Show The Effectiveness Of A Smallpox Antiviral On Monkeypox
The medication, TPOXX, works by slowing the spread of the virus. It is available in capsule form or it can be injected into the patient. -
Can The Blue Light From Your Devices Really Cause You To Age Faster?
Many of us know that too much blue light at the wrong time of day can be harmful. But what about the effects it has on aging? -
Lawsuit Alleges A Best-Selling Amazon Mattress May Be Hazardous To Your Health
Zinus Inc.'s "Green Tea Mattress" is the subject of recent lawsuits following customer claims that the product has negatively impacted their health. -
How Monkeypox Cases Have Risen In The United States
Although Europe is at high risk for monkeypox, experts still consider the virus to be a moderate risk globally. The rise in U.S. cases alone may surprise you. -
New Trial Finds Single-Dose 'Polypill' Could Be A Game Changer For Cardiovascular Disease
A new three-in-one drug combo has been found to significantly reduce the chance of heart attacks in those who have already experienced at least one. -
How An Adderall Shortage Is Affecting People With ADHD
Those with ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) have been finding it difficult to obtain Adderall, a medication that helps manage their condition. -
There May Be Good News When It Comes To The Rate Monkeypox Has Spread In The US
While the number of monkeypox cases is still on the rise, the downtrend may be some good news. However, some are still being encouraged to get vaccinated. -
New Study Reveals How Moderate Regular Exercise Can Affect Your COVID-19 Risks
According to a new study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, moderate exercise also reduces your risks related to COVID-19. -
How A Lack Of Adequate Sleep Can Affect Your Teen's Health
Nowadays teenagers have a variety of distractions to keep them up for hours. However, lack of sleep can end up affecting them more than you think. -
New Study Shows What Sipping Simple Black Tea Can Do To Your Life Expectancy
As an alternative to coffee, some people reach for black tea instead. An 8-ounce cup of black tea contains as much as 42 milligrams of caffeine. -
Which State Had The Most Deaths From Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases In 2021?
Chronic lower respiratory diseases affect many people nationwide, but the state with the most deaths related to these diseases may surprise you. -
New Law Seeks To Prevent A Surprising Driver Of Child ER Visits
President Biden recently signed a new law that aims to prevent a rising driver of childhood ER visits. Learn what it is and how to protect your child. -
New Study Finds This One Everyday Activity Helps Prevent Stroke And Heart Disease
You can decrease your risk of heart disease by managing your blood sugar, blood pressure, and cholesterol. Staying physically active can also help. -
What You Need To Know About The 'Tomato Flu' Virus
Tomato flu might be a variant of chikungunya because the high fever, painful joints, and rash are similar symptoms. Children have also reported nausea. -
New Study Finds This Surprising Age Group Is Now More At Risk Of Pregnancy Hypertension
Hypertension in pregnancy is a common condition that's dangerous if left untreated. Learn more about a new study suggesting a surprising age group is at risk. -
While Kids' Risk For Monkeypox Is Low, CDC Offers Guidance For Schools And Daycare
In the event that a child comes down with monkeypox, the CDC advises school administrators to notify all staff, parents, and the local health department. -
New Drug Trial Brings Good News For People Suffering From MS
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is currently reviewing clinical trial data from a new study, which highlights the potential of new MS treatment.
