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A recent study found that engaging in high-intensity interval training may be better for brain health than other less vigorous routines.... Read More.

In an era where chronic disease rates continue to climb and healthcare costs spiral upward, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has emerged as a passionate advocate for transforming America's approach to health and wellness. Read More.

Weight loss can be particularly challenging for women due to hormonal differences, metabolic factors, and lifestyle considerations. Here are ten evidence-based strategies that can help women achieve their weight loss goals in a healthy, sustainable way: Read More.

A new study found that certain combinations of food additives are linked to a higher chance of developing type 2 diabetes. Experts discuss how to mitigate risk. Read More.

Breakthroughs in the science of autism are welcome after decades of stumbling in the dark, but perhaps a little not knowing is the best thing for children and parents. Read More.

There were 18,000 reports of the crime last year, but the actual number is probably much higher since victims can fear stigma and humiliation. Read More.

In a troubling revelation that might make you think twice before your next medical imaging appointment, University of California researchers have uncovered a startling link between those seemingly innocent CT scans and cancer. Their groundbreaking study suggests these common diagnostic tools could be responsible for a whopping 5% of all cancer diagnoses annually. Read More.

Let's not ignore the urgent issue that's unfolding under the radar. Women across America are facing mental health challenges at alarming rates, yet many are suffering in silence. The latest research paints a stark picture: women are nearly twice as likely as men to experience common mental health disorders, with young women being particularly vulnerable. Read More.

Sara, a fictional patient created to illustrate this medical advancement, walked into the dermatology clinic feeling nervous. With her fair skin and family history of skin cancer, these yearly checkups were important but always made her anxious. Read More.

The new name and endorsement at the World Diabetes Congress are seen as long-overdue recognition that will spur more research. Read More.

Do you suffer from frequent sneezing, nasal congestion, post-nasal drip, itchy palate and throat or runny nose? Read More.

Over my decades as a psychiatrist, I've treated thousands of patients. Many come to me asking the same fundamental question: "Why must I suffer?" Today, I want to talk about Good Friday because no day in human history better answers this essential psychological question. Read More.

On a Saturday evening in September of 2024, Mae Helgeson arrived at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, her small body reeling from the trauma of a life-threatening accident. Although she was intubated and sedated, it didn't take long for the care team to learn what made this little girl special. Read More.

Depression affects far more people than some may realize. Learn more about the types of depression, what it feels like, how to seek help, and more. Read More.

Knitted microtissues, seeded with stem cells and other precursor cells, may soon accelerate the healing process of different soft tissues in humans. The work is led by researchers at the Defense Fabric Discovery Center at MIT Lincoln Laboratory as well as the MIT Department of Mechanical Engineering. Read More.