Which State In The US Had The Most COVID-19 Deaths In 2021?
The COVID-19 pandemic has been (and continues to be) one of the most devastating health-related events in modern history.
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Study Suggests Where You Live Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Fertility
Low socioeconomic status is associated with shorter life expectancy, worse mental health, higher mortality, and poor health behaviors. -
Could Cocoa Consumption Be The Key To Lowering Blood Pressure?
If you're already somewhat healthy, a recent study published in Frontiers in Nutrition found more evidence for another course of action — cocoa. -
Why Are Women At A Higher Risk For COPD
COPD affects millions of Americans each year. But a recent study suggests women may be at a higher risk than men. Here's what the research has to say. -
Research Finds Gout Flare-Ups Could Put You At A Greater Risk For Heart Attack Or Stroke
Commonly observed in the big toe, ankle, or knee, flare-ups from gout can come on abruptly and may last for up to weeks at a time. -
You May Not Know About Evusheld For COVID, But Health Experts Want You To
There's a good chance that you've heard about some COVID-19 medications, but it's less likely that you have heard about Evusheld. It's time for that to change. -
Stem Cell Transplants For Leukemia Show Promising Results For HIV Patients
Despite the limitations surrounding stem cell transplants, health experts are highlighting the significance of the most recent news. -
Is Your Smartphone Actually Improving Your Memory?
Smartphones can weaken our ability to remember because when we store more information on our phones, we store less in our actual memory. -
What You Need To Know About The Recent Recall Of Premier Protein Drinks
46% of Americans regularly consume protein drinks on a regular basis, but fewer people may be enthusiastic about protein drinks after a recent recall. -
The State With The Most Deaths From Hypertension In 2021 May Surprise You
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a common complaint in the U.S. Discover which states had the highest rates of death from the condition in 2021. -
Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Using Banana Boat Sunscreen
If you are using Banana Boat sunscreen this summer, you may want to think twice. Here's everything you need to know about the recall of Banana Boat sunscreen. -
As Monkeypox Cases Rise, Here's What Parents With Young Children Should Know
Last week, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that two confirmed pediatric cases of monkeypox have been detected in the U.S. -
The 'Sunday Scaries' Are Real. Experts Suggest These Tips For Better Sleep Can Help
While there is no clinical term or diagnosis for this phenomenon, new research suggests that "Sunday scares" might be more than just Urban Dictionary slang. -
Why Experts Are Urging Doctors To Test Some Patients For Dangerous PFAS Levels
A new report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine is calling on doctors to test some of their patients for PFAS levels. -
Do Genetics Play A Role In Why Some People Respond Differently To Psychedelic Drug Therapy?
While psychedelic drug therapy helps many people manage their mental health, these drugs do not work for everyone. -
Which State Had The Most Deaths From Diabetes In 2021?
Diabetes is a condition that can pose health risks and higher mortality risks if gone untreated. Here are the states with the highest prevalence. -
Why Experts Think Common Viruses May Have Led To The Mysterious Hepatitis Outbreak In Children
Since the start of 2022, over 1,000 child cases of unexplained hepatitis have been detected in more than 30 countries across the globe. -
The More Trauma LGBTQ Youth Deal With, The Higher Their Suicide Risks May Be
A new research brief from the nonprofit The Trevor Project sheds light on how trauma symptoms in LGTBQ youth might increase their risk of suicide. -
Misinformation About Monkeypox Is On The Rise. Here's What You Need To Know
As monkeypox continues to spread, misinformation about the virus is on the rise, causing confusion and stigma about who it affects and how it is spread. -
Why Experts Say The Federal Legalization Of Cannabis Could Mean Better Public Health
While state-level changes to cannabis use have swept the U.S., a federal decision on legalizing the drug has not yet been reached. -
Which State Had The Most Cancer Deaths In 2021?
Most of us know that cancer is a leading cause of death in the U.S. But which states have the highest rates, and what may be causing it? -
Vitamin D Has Many Benefits, But Supporting Bone Health May Not Be One Of Them
If you are taking vitamin D supplements to support bone health, you may want to revisit whether it is providing you with the expected benefits. -
Demand For Monkeypox Testing Is Low. Here's Why Experts Are Concerned
Monkeypox test availability remains vastly underutilized across the country, although it is a crucial line of defense against the spread of the virus. -
The Surprising Link Between Abortion Bans And Maternal Mortality
Experts are growing increasingly concerned over the state of maternal healthcare in the U.S. post-Roe. Here's why all pregnant people are at an increased risk. -
What We Know About The Rare Illness-Causing Bacteria In Parts Of Mississippi
B. pseudomallei is often found in tropical regions. However, calculations indicate that conditions in the Gulf Coast area are favorable for bacterial growth. -
A Common Type Of Vitiligo Has A Promising New At-Home Therapy
The FDA has just approved a new topical cream for treating vitiligo. Here's what to know, including what to expect and how much it costs. -
Highly-Potent Marijuana May Raise The Risk Of Both Psychosis And Addiction
Although marijuana is now used by many people recreationally, some research suggests you may want to think twice.
