High Cortisol: Why We're All Obsessed With It
Cortisol has been a trending wellness topic on TikTok all year and we're still obsessed with itâbut why? Nutritionists explain.
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COVID Map Update Reveals US States with 'High' Wastewater Levels
Only New Mexico had "very high" levels of the virus that causes COVID-19 in its wastewater during Thanksgiving week.
Food To Cut From Your Diet in 2025, According to Nutritionists
Nutritionists share the foods they think people should leave in 2024 to improve their diets and health going into a new year.
Map Reveals States and Counties Pushing Back Against COVID Vaccinations
Health agencies, counties and state officials have been resisting efforts to provide booster jabs to Americans this fall.
Seasonal Affective Disorder: How to Prep Your Body and Mind for Darker Days
Experts share top tips to stay balanced, boost mood, and manage Seasonal Affective Disorder this winter.
Nasal Spray Could Delay Alzheimer's by Years
The progression of the disease could be delayed by several years using a new nasal spray treatment.
Map Shows States With the Highest Cancer Rates
Rates of cancer diagnosis rates vary significantly across the U.S., with 2 million cases estimated to be diagnosed in 2024.
Viral Turmeric Teeth-Whitening Hack Divides Dentists: 'Magic Gold'
Does brushing your teeth with turmeric and coconut oil leave them pearly white? Some dentists think so, and others, not so much.
'A Bleak Picture': Most Food Sold by Biggest Companies Is Unhealthy
A report on the healthiness of products sold by major food companies has found that nearly 7 in 10 products are unhealthy.
Leading Surgeon Reveals What He Eats for a Healthy Heart
Dr. Tom C. Nguyen describes what he eats on a typical day and explains how his diet helps him to avoid heart disease.
First HPV Self-Tests Now Available in US as Pap Smear Alternative
The first shipment of FDA-approved cervical screening self-tests has gone out with hopes they will help prevent cervical cancer.
Salad Recall for Eight States Over Allergic Reaction Warning
"Anaphylaxis may start out as relatively mild but, if not treated promptly, symptoms can become life-threatening in a short amount of time," the FDA said.
Military-Inspired Workout Has 'Huge Wins' for Women, Says Personal Trainer
Rucking, a military-inspired workout that involves heavy backpacks, is growing popular among menopausal women, experts say.
Soup Recalled Over Potential Larvae Infestation
Tubs of Hungarian mushroom soup are being recalled by Puget Consumers Co-op due to concerns they make contain larvae.
Dog Medicine Recall Update As FDA Sets Risk Class
A class II risk level is given to products that "may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences."
