Here's How President Biden May Try To Protect Abortion Access
Biden has signed an executive order designed to promote more security, bolster educational efforts, and ensure more legal options for anyone seeking abortion.
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How Eating Patterns Commonly Change During The Summer Months
From backyard barbeques, weddings, pool parties, and vacations, it can be a tough time to stick to any health goals - including a healthy diet - during summer. -
A Lack Of Oral Hygiene For Hospital Patients May Pose An Unexpected Risk
When oral hygiene isn't prioritized it can be deadly for hospital patients. Luckily, a low-risk solution could be the answer to a serious infection. -
Can Abortion Bans Affect Access To Vital Medications?
Many laws banning or severely restricting surgical and medication abortions may also affect Americans' access to other vital and life-saving medications. -
Why Experts Want To Standardize Colon Cancer Screenings Starting At Age 45
Approximately one in 20 people will be diagnosed with colon cancer at some point, and rates are expected to increase amongst the younger demographic. -
Kristin Chenoweth On Why She Used To Hide Her Migraines - Exclusive
Kristin Chenoweth revealed why she used to hide her chronic migraine and how she's partnering with AbbVie to empower others to find help for their migraines. -
Anna Lichtenstein, SLP, On What Trans People Should Know About Gender-Affirming Voice Therapy - Exclusive
Speech therapist Anna Lichtenstein explained how she approaches gender-affirming voice therapy and what trans people should know before seeking it out. -
Dr. Emiliana R. Simon-Thomas Talks About Mission: JOY And The Research Project It Inspired - Exclusive Interview
Dr. Emiliana Simon-Thomas discussed how her current research, The BIG JOY Project, was inspired by "Mission: JOY" and how it's helping people find more joy. -
How The New Supreme Court EPA Ruling Could Affect Our Health And Climate
Under the Supreme Court's ruling, the power to regulate power plant gas emissions no longer falls under the jurisdiction of the Environmental Protection Agency. -
Should You Be Deleting Your Period-Tracking App After The Roe V. Wade Overturn?
While these apps are meant to help track menstrual cycles, data collected regarding menstrual cycles has the potential to hold incriminating evidence. -
The Unexpected Effect HIV Has On The Body's Aging Process
New research suggests that HIV may also speed up the body's aging process. -
What Is The New 988 Crisis Support Line And When Will It Launch?
Americans will soon be able to call or text 988 to talk to mental health counselors with the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Here is what to know. -
Study Reveals What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Spicy Foods
If you've ever noticed your body undergo changes while you eat spicy foods, you're not alone. Health experts weigh in on what happens and why. -
Should You Continue Taking Extra Safety Precautions Against COVID-19?
Health experts recommend taking certain safety precautions if you want to avoid being infected or reinfected with COVID. -
Dr. John Zhang On How Overturning Roe V. Wade Impacts Fertility Treatments - Exclusive Interview
Fertility specialist and founder of New Hope Fertility Dr. John Zhang discussed the impacts of overturning Roe v. Wade on IVF and other fertility treatments. -
Speech Therapist Anna Lichtenstein On Why Gender-Affirming Speech Therapy Matters - Exclusive
Speech therapist Anna Lichtenstein explained the importance of gender-affirming speech therapy and how she works with patients to develop their ideal voices. -
What To Know About Biden's Executive Order To Protect Abortion Access
The executive order President Joe Biden is expected to sign will not restore abortion rights on a federal level when it goes into effect. -
Audiologist Dr. Hope Lanter On Minimizing Risks Of Hearing Damage During Summer - Exclusive Interview
Many of our favorite summertime activities can also be harmful to our hearing. Audiologist Dr. Hope Lanter discussed how you can protect your ears from damage. -
O'Neill Institute's Rebecca Reingold On Why Traveling To Another State For An Abortion Could Be Difficult - Exclusive
Rebecca Reingold of the O'Neill Institute discussed the potential difficulties of going to another state for an abortion after the overturning of Roe v. Wade. -
Dr. David Sanchez Of Western University Of Health Sciences Talks All Things COVID Boosters - Exclusive Interview
Dr. David Sanchez, Associate Professor of Pharmaceuticals at Western University of Health Sciences, discussed the present and future of COVID booster shots. -
Therapist Sarah Harte Explains How Overturning Roe V. Wade Will Impact Marginalized Communities - Exclusive
Sarah Harte, LISCW and director at The Dorm, explained how the overturning of Roe v. Wade especially affects already marginalized communities. -
Do You Qualify For 'Free' Healthcare Screenings? Here's How To Find Out
Healthcare costs can put a lot of strain on your finances. But luckily, there are resources many can take advantage of to reduce or eliminate costs. -
Study Reveals ADHD Medications Could Be A Game Changer For Treating Alzheimer's Disease
There is now hope that medications used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) could be repurposed to help people with Alzheimer's. -
Can Weekend-Only Exercise Still Contribute To Good Health? A Large Study Says It Can
If you can't find the time to work out during the week, fear not! New research suggests weekend-only workouts may be just as beneficial. -
Can You Overdose On Vitamin D?
You may be taking vitamin D supplements to ensure you are getting enough, but there is such a thing as overdosing on it, as one instance recently showed. -
Research Reveals Fathers Can Actually Transmit Depression To Their Children
From brain chemistry to genetics to traumatic life events, it's thought that a combination of multiple factors contributes to depression. -
How The FDA Plans To Bounce Back After The Baby Formula Shortage
The FDA released official plans for how they're going to address the formula shortage for a more sustainable, long-term approach.
