Michael Rubino Reveals The Best Ways To Remove Household Mold — Exclusive
Household mold is notoriously difficult to remove completely, but mold remediation specialist Michael Rubino outlines the best cleaning products and practices.
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Could Brain Stimulation Be The Key To Improving Short-Term Memory In Adults?
With cognition slowly declining as we age, researchers explored the possibility of improving short-term memory in adults with brain stimulation. -
Can You Have Monkeypox And Be Asymptomatic?
Can you be asymptomatic yet test positive for the monkeypox virus? Here's what you need to know about whether you can get monkeypox without having any symptoms. -
Can Monkeypox Spread On Surfaces?
Monkeypox typically spreads through close contact with someone infected with the virus, but can it spread through surfaces? Here's what to know. -
LaTanja Silvester On How Community Health Worker Programs Can Bridge Gaps In Health Outcomes - Exclusive
LaTanja Silvester of the New Orleans Resilience Corps explained how community health workers can diminish the gaps in health outcomes for various communities. -
Emergency Room Doctor Jay Baruch On How To Advocate For Yourself And Loved Ones In The ER — Exclusive Interview
Dr. Jay Baruch's book, "Tornado of Life," describes the challenges of the emergency room. Here, he speaks about how patients can advocate for themselves. -
SonderMind's Dr. Doug Newton On Mental Health Tips For The Upcoming School Year - Exclusive Interview
SonderMind's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Doug Newton, shared his tips for improving mental health as the new school year and its challenges approach. -
The COVID-19 Strain With The Most Cases In The US According To Data
Experts have debated which of the COVID-19 strains would have the most number of cases. The results are in for the U.S., and the top strain may surprise you. -
What To Know About Dr. Fauci's Plans To Resign From Federal Work In December
After more than 50 years of service, Dr. Anthony Fauci has announced that he will be resigning from his government roles once 2022 comes to a close. -
This Is How Smoking A Cigarette With Your Morning Cup Of Coffee Actually Affects Your Brain
To uncover how smoking a cigarette with your morning coffee is affecting your brain, experts did some digging. Turns out, there may be a link between the two. -
What You Need To Know About The Recent Wendy's E. Coli Outbreak
While the exact source of the multi-state E. coli outbreak is still unknown, experts say it is likely that Wendy's romaine lettuce is the culprit. -
Can Your Gender Predict How Well Your Kidneys Will Function As You Age?
As it turns out, gender may actually play a role in how well your kidneys function as you get older. Here is what you should know, according to recent research. -
Why Experts Say Our Public Health System Is Vulnerable And In Need Of Serious Help
Polio, monkeypox, and COVID-19 all pose threats to public health, but does our public health system have the staff and funding to handle them? -
Everything You Need To Know About Monkeypox Transmission From Humans To Pets
Monkeypox transmission is a greater risk to those living in the same household. And now, health experts say pets are no exception. -
Siddha Master Yogmata Keiko Aikawa On The Transformational Power Of Yoga And Meditation - Exclusive Interview
Yogmata Keiko Aikawa shared her path to becoming a Siddha Master, how her practice works, and how yoga and meditation can transform your health and mind. -
Nutritionist To The Stars Oz Garcia's Advice For Overcoming Long Covid - Exclusive
Celebrity nutritionist and anti-aging expert Oz Garcia explained the practices he implemented that helped his recovery from long Covid. -
Mental Health Expert At Circles On How Support Groups And Therapy Assist Mental Health - Exclusive Interview
Yohnit Spruch, head of emotional health at Circles, explained the effectiveness of group support and how the app is improving mental health care accessibility. -
Scientists May Have Found A Way To Treat Dangerous 'Forever Chemicals' In Water
Research has shown that PFAS can negatively impact our health. But scientists may be one step closer to figuring out how to remove them from our water. -
Study Confirms Vitamin D Supplements Could Be An Effective Treatment For Depression Symptoms
Taking your vitamins benefits you more than you think. A recent study explains how vitamin D supplements may help treat symptoms of clinical depression. -
The State With The Most Deaths From Alzheimer's Disease In 2021 May Surprise You
Alzheimer's is within the top 10 causes of mortality in the United States. And its prevalence is far greater in this U.S. state. -
New Study Finds Nearly Half Of All Cancer Related Deaths Are From Preventable Causes
Cancer is the second-leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of over 600,000 people in 2020. -
Everything You Need To Know About The Recent Capri Sun Recall
Capri Sun has been a popular family beverage for decades. But a recent recall wants you to check the packaging to see if it's safe to drink. -
How The Biden Administration Plans To Provide Kids With Better Mental And Physical Health Care
The government is taking new steps to boost kids' mental health by implementing new guidance that will take place at school. Here's what you need to know. -
As We Move Out Of The Pandemic's Crisis Phase, Here's What To Know About COVID Vaccines
Changes will soon take place regarding vaccine access in the U.S. Here's where you can soon expect to get them, and where you may no longer be able to get them. -
How Testing Blood Protein Levels Could Pave The Way For Predicting And Treating Migraines
Migraines are a common and painful condition for many worldwide. But new research shows our blood may hold powerful clues as to our risk and treatment options. -
Can Weather App Technology Help Forecast Your Unique Risk Of COVID?
Current COVID apps are somewhat limited, and they don't regularly update to provide more detailed information, unlike weather apps. -
Research Finds Electrical And Sound Stimulation Could Help Treat Chronic Pain
Pain can be due to ongoing illnesses or an injury. Sometimes, there's no obvious cause. It has to last for at least three months to be classified as chronic.
