Why Your Therapist May Soon Recommend Sensory Therapy To Treat Your Anxiety
Sensory therapy is one of the newest ways therapists are tackling anxiety. Here's what this treatment entails and its results.
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Why Daylight Savings May Be Different This Year And How To Have A Healthy Transition
Daylight savings time can mean a lost hour of sleep. But experts suggest this year may be a little easier. Here's what you can do to make the best of it. -
Is Going Maskless Making You Anxious? Here Are Some Ways To Ease Your Fear
As restrictions around COVID-19 mandates ease, you may feel anxious about adjusting. Some health experts offer advice on how to ease into the transition. -
Bones Star Heath Freeman's Cause Of Death Explained
Heath Freeman was found unresponsive in his home in Nov. 2021. Initial reports did not include any details, but new findings explain his cause of death. -
What We Know About Phil Collins' Deteriorating Health
Phil Collins has been in declining health since the 2007 Genesis Reunion Tour, which was literally the straw that broke the camel's back. -
Why Tony Hawk's Broken Femur Is More Serious Than You Think
Tony Hawk revealed he just broke his femur bone. While broken bones can heal, femurs are much harder to rehabilitate. Here's why. -
Study Reveals Conversion Therapy For LGBTQ Youth Is Costly And Harmful To Mental Health
We have long known that conversion therapy is a harmful practice. New data has come out shedding light on the damage it does to people and society. -
Why Experts Say Spring Allergies May Come Back To Life Earlier This Year
Allergies can make heading into the Spring season uncomfortable. However, some experts suggest it's not just Spring in which our allergies attack. -
Could Blood Pressure Medication Be The Key To A Longer Life For Those With Pancreatic Cancer?
Pancreatic cancer patients may have new hope on the horizon when it comes to treatment options. A new study reveals it may come from blood pressure medications. -
The Surprising Link Between Vaping And Diabetes Risk
Vaping has become widely used, especially in young people. While many believe it's better than smoking, health experts warn of the dangers, especially diabetes. -
Study Shows Your Height Can Provide Important Clues About Colon Cancer Risk
If you're tall, you may want to talk to your doctor about your colon cancer risk. -
Do Antidepressants Work For Depression During Pregnancy?
New study reveals surprising rates of depression during pregnancy. While many women are prescribed antidepressants to help alleviate symptoms, are they working? -
CDC Shares Ideas Of What The Next Phase Of The Pandemic Looks Like
The CDC recently weighed in on what the next phase of the pandemic might look like. Here's what they suggest Americans should be thinking about. -
Study Reveals How A Simple Blood Test Could Predict Diabetes And Cardiovascular Disease
Researchers have now found a simple way to better predict diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Here's how a blood test can provide important, predictive clues. -
Could Lifting Weights Be The Secret To A Good Night's Sleep?
For those looking for a better night's sleep, adding weight lifting or another form of resistance training to their regime might just be the magic bullet. -
New Research Might Have You Pouring A Glass Of Red Wine With Dinner Tonight
Drinking a few glasses of wine daily has long been popular, but now, new research might have you pouring a glass of red wine with dinner tonight. -
Researchers Find Startling Link Between Cancer And Guillain-Barre Syndrome
Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) is a rare disorder that can cause severe symptoms at later stages. Researchers are now finding a link between cancer and GBS. -
Study Reveals Hockey Players Have An Increased Risk Of Degenerative Brain Disease
Researchers have long been concerned about concussions in high-impact sports like hockey. But new evidence suggests there's a risk of a brain disease as well. -
How The Attacks On Ukraine May Impact Your Mental Health And What You Can Do
News of the Ukrainian attacks may have impacted your mental health recently. But there are things you can do to feel better. -
Should You Continue Wearing A Mask?
As more mask mandates are lifted, you may wonder if there's any reason to continue wearing a mask. Here are some factors to help you decide. -
Researchers Reveal New Drug To Help Babies With Severe Respiratory Virus
Respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, can pose high risks for infants. But new research suggests an effective treatment may soon be available. -
The Startling Link Between Early Menopause And Dementia Risk
While menopause is a fact of life for all women, a new study that has come out is making a connection between early menopause and dementia. -
Cancer Therapy Takes A Major Step Forward For Multiple Myeloma Patients
Multiple myeloma is a blood cancer. Incredible new research has revealed patients of this type of cancer may have longer remissions and possibly a cure. -
The Surprising Reason Your Next Blood Pressure Reading Could Be Way Off
If you tend to get vastly different blood pressure readings, there could be a simple reason why, and it has nothing to do with your actual blood pressure. -
How The Keto Diet May Improve Quality Of Life For Those With Multiple Sclerosis
New research suggests the keto diet may actually be able to help those with multiple sclerosis. Here's how the diet is impacting those with the disease. -
How Amazon's Alexa May Soon Help You Book Your Next Telehealth Appointment
Telehealth has boomed during the COVID-19 pandemic and Amazon is helping further the technology. Here's how Alexa may soon help you with your doctor visits. -
The Real Rate Of Breast Cancer Overdiagnoses May Surprise You
The rate of breast cancer overdiagnoses may be far less common than previously thought. Unfortunately, it still impacts many women negatively.
