Could The Newly-Modified COVID-19 Booster Be A Game Changer?
The Food and Drug Administration recently announced that COVID-19 boosters will be rolled out in a few weeks to those who want them.
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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. -
New Study Shows The Effect That Artificial Sweeteners Have On Your Blood Sugar
Many products today contain artificial sweeteners, so it's normal to wonder if they are okay for you. A new study shares some insight. -
Surge In Plastic Surgery Demand May Be Driven By This One Factor
Now that the COVID-19 pandemic is finally beginning to ease up, people are choosing to have cosmetic surgery at higher rates than before, but why? -
Mental Health Expert Yohnit Spruch Breaks Down Online Therapy Versus In-Person Sessions - Exclusive
Thanks to the pandemic, a lot of therapy has shifted online, but is therapy done virtually as effective as it is in person? Expert Yohnit Spruch discusses. -
The Extent Of Wendy's E. Coli Outbreak May Be Worse Than Originally Thought
Wendy's is currently under investigation after reports of E. coli-related illness surfaced among consumers. The outbreak may be worse than initially believed. -
Dr. Ashley Winter On The Best Way To Boost Vaginal Health During Menopause - Exclusive
Urologist Dr. Ashley Winter, Chief Medical Officer at Odela Health, shares expert tips on how to deal with the symptoms of menopause to promote vaginal health. -
LaTanja Silvester Explains The Importance Of Focusing On Equity In Disaster Responses - Exclusive
New Orleans Resilience Corps leader LaTanja Silvester explained the disparity in disaster response and why there should be a greater focus on equity. -
Why Long COVID Might Not Be As Unusual As You Thought
As the saga of COVID-19 continues, more people are experiencing the lingering effects of "long COVID." Learn why this may not be as unusual as you think. -
What Shorter Menstrual Cycles Could Mean For The Onset Of Menopause And Symptoms
The length of your menstrual cycle may have more impact on your health than you realize. Discover how it might affect how you experience menopause. -
Study Shows Benefits Of Paxlovid May Be Limited To One Age Group
Paxlovid is the drug of choice for staving off severe COVID-19. Learn about a study that says it may have limited effectiveness outside a certain age group. -
New Study Shows These 3 Simple Activities Can Help You Live A Longer Life
Many of us want to take steps to live a longer, healthier life. Now researchers have identified three simple activities that can help you achieve that. -
Research Shows Sleeping Pills May Be Losing Popularity With Americans
Sleeping pills have been waning in popularity over the years. Here we explore potential reasons why and the alternatives Americans are turning to. -
Dr. Doug Newton Shares How To Handle COVID-Related Anxiety As The School Year Begins - Exclusive
The pandemic can create added stress during the back-to-school season. Dr. Doug Newton of SonderMind shares tips on how to manage COVID-related anxiety. -
Emergency Room Doctor Jay Baruch Explains How To Advocate For A Loved One In The ER - Exclusive
Dr. Jay Baruch shared what to do when taking someone to the emergency room so that you can be an effective advocate for their health during the experience. -
Which State Had The Most Deaths From Strokes In 2021?
About one in every six deaths from cardiovascular disease is due to a stroke. -
Moderna And Pfizer Could Soon Have New FDA Approved Vaccines Targeting Newer COVID Strains
Moderna and Pfizer may soon have new FDA-approved vaccines, in order to provide the public with more protection against COVID-19 and variants of the virus. -
Mental Health Expert Yohnit Spruch Talks About The Power Of Support Groups And Therapy - Exclusive
Yohnit Spruch, head of emotional health at Circles, explained the healing power of support groups and how they compare to individual therapy sessions. -
You May Have More In Common Than Just Looks With Your Doppelganger
Have you seen a photo of someone who looks a lot like you but isn't related? Well, it turns out you and this person may have far more in common than just looks. -
What Is 'Paxlovid Mouth' And How Can You Treat It?
Paxlovid mouth may be one of the most unpleasant side effects. However, experts have weighed in on how you can alter the dreadful sense of taste. -
Ark Behavioral Health Addiction Specialist On How California Sobriety Can Be Dangerous - Exclusive
Ark Behavioral Health Chief Medical Officer and addiction specialist Dr. Manish Mishra explained California sobriety and how it can be dangerous. -
How Skipping Breakfast Takes A Toll On Children's Mental Health
Skipping breakfast in the morning might seem like no big deal, but it could be detrimental to children's mental health and psychosocial behavior. -
Can Sleepless Nights Really Lead To Selfish Behavior?
When you're not getting enough sleep, you're most likely not in the best mood. Now researchers want to know if this includes selfish behavior towards others. -
Dr. Ashley Winter Of Odela Talks Vaginal Health During Menopause - Exclusive Interview
Dr. Ashley Winter, urologist and Chief Medical Officer at Odela, explained vaginal health changes during menopause and one way to alleviate symptoms. -
Data Shows COVID-19 Hospitalizations And ICU Usage Since 2020
New data related to COVID-19 hospitalizations and ICU usage since 2020 reveals how these statistics have varied throughout the course of the pandemic. -
Research Finds Incubation Periods May Be Getting Much Shorter As COVID Evolves
As COVID-19 has evolved and more variants arrived, new research suggests the incubation period has shortened significantly, which is good news. -
Medical Marijuana Can Ease Pain, But How Does It Affect Your Heart?
Marijuana usage can potentially affect us in both the short term, as well as the long run, but can it affect our hearts? Here's what to know.
