[ad_1] New recommendations highlight potential benefits. Should a woman consider having her fallopian tubes removed to lower her risk for developing ovarian cancer? Recent recommendations from...
[ad_1] Television viewing is associated with increased risks of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Be honest: just how much television are you watching? One study has estimated...
[ad_1] When I worked at Greenpeace for five years before I attended medical school, a popular slogan was, “Think globally, act locally.” As I write this...
[ad_1] Metabolic risk factors and alcohol fuel higher rates of fatty liver disease. In today’s fast-paced world, our waking hours are filled with decisions — often...
[ad_1] Emerging evidence suggests that GI problems may persist in some people who have had COVID-19. Low energy, brain fog, and lung problems are a few...
[ad_1] Small fish and bivalves offer often-overlooked nutritional and environmental value. Many health-conscious consumers have already cut back on hamburgers, steaks, and deli meats, often by...
[ad_1] A study suggests fear of falls or injury makes exercise harder for some people with obesity. A simple word we all hear often — exercise...
[ad_1] Practicing relationship skills and offering support without hovering helps. We all want our child to have friends. We want them to be happy, and to...
[ad_1] Breaking through loneliness to build connections and enhance well-being. Loneliness is complicated. You can feel lonely when you lack friends and miss companionship, or when...
[ad_1] Calming and refocusing when anxious or negative thoughts surge through your mind. Everyone has moments when their brain suddenly goes haywire. They repeatedly fixate on...
[ad_1] When you’re low on energy, is it worth trying yerba mate, yaupon tea, matcha, and other beverages invading the coffee and tea space that promise...
[ad_1] Ketamine is an unusual type of psychedelic drug — called a dissociative — that is undergoing a resurgence in popularity. Originally derived from PCP, or...
[ad_1] We can feel groggy when our sleep schedule is thrown off even just a little. So what happens when shift work requires people to regularly...
[ad_1] Parents like to think that they know what is going on with their children — and that they would know if their teen was suicidal....
[ad_1] Many people and their families associate the term palliative care with the end of life. Some may think that palliative care and hospice care are...
[ad_1] Imagine this as a morning routine that replaces your first cup of coffee: You wake up feeling a bit foggy, so you slip on a...
[ad_1] Love isn’t the only reason your heart may skip a beat. While abnormal heartbeats can be alarming, they’re usually harmless. They occur for different reasons....
[ad_1] It used to be that doctors would automatically recommend treating all men with prostate cancer, even if their initial biopsies suggested the disease would grow...
[ad_1] Are you having a little trouble hearing conversations? If so, you’re not alone. An estimated 23% of Americans ages 12 and older have hearing loss....
[ad_1] The decision to step down or stop taking a proton pump inhibitor is a complex decision you should discuss with your doctor. Proton-pump inhibitors (PPIs)...