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This support group asks men a simple question: How are you, really?
Joe Tinney locks the door to Open Book Coffee and turns off the LED "Open" sign. Read More.
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Frequent Weed Users Wake Up With a Stress Hormone Spike, Study Finds
People who use cannabis several times a week may be waking up with higher levels of the body’s main stress hormone, according to a new study, even though it doesn’t disrupt the hormone’s usual morning surge the way researchers expected. Read More.
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What 2 Ayurvedic MDs Want You To Know About Inflammation & Metabolic Health
Navigating your health (whether you’re in your 20s, 30s, 40s, or 50+) can feel like an uphill battle. That’s especially true for women who are about to enter or who are in the throes of perimenopause. Read More.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Advises Rejecting Complicated Fitness: “Train, Eat Real Food, Move”
These days, fitness has become complicated because of too much information. Apart from that, there are people who are stuck in the trap of thinking rather than doing the actual work. But Arnold Schwarzenegger believes that “Thinking kills more transformation than trying and failing.” Read More.
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Jump, lift weights and sprint – Dr Stacy Sims' formula for staying strong into your 90s
Dr Stacy Sims explains the training and nutrition formula to preserve muscle and power and support healthy ageing Read More.
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Scientists Just Made a Wearable, Ultra-Light Material That Actually Cools Your Skin During Exercise
Wearable health sensors capable of continuously monitoring changes in the body have become a massive development in health technology in recent years. Read More.
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Florida Pastor Says ChatGPT Told Him Not To Go To Hospital. Then He Nearly Died
A Florida pastor is suing OpenAI after ChatGPT allegedly downplayed his symptoms of a life-threatening pulmonary embolism, telling him it was “not something serious” and even invoking his faith to keep him calm. Read More.
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The hidden health risks of vegan diets, from brain fog to brittle bones
Cutting out meat and dairy can leave us vulnerable to harmful nutrition gaps, but there are ways to fill them Read More.
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‘Game-changing’ spit test could shrink years-long wait for diagnosis of condition that affects 190M women
A new test which uses a saliva sample may make detecting a serious reproductive condition a much easier and less invasive process. Read More.
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Harvard Study on Olive Oil and Dementia Prevention Among Most-Read Medical Research of 2024
In a landmark study that became one of JAMA Network Open's most-read articles of 2024, researchers discovered that regular olive oil consumption could significantly reduce the risk of dying from dementia. Read More.
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Eat dinner at 5 p.m., take a 5-minute dance break and drink coffee — plus 6 more health tips to help you have a great week
The American Heart Association's new scientific statement says that drinking five 8-oz cups (or up to 400 mg) of caffeinated coffee per day is safe for most adults and may even have heart health benefits Read More.
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Here’s What People Still Get Wrong About Carbs, According to a New Study
Nutrition experts say decades of mixed messaging have made it harder to tell which carbohydrates deserve a place on your plate. Read More.
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Vitamin D falls short as an add-on treatment for endometriosis
A placebo-controlled trial tested whether correcting vitamin D insufficiency could ease persistent endometriosis symptoms in women already receiving hormonal therapy, with findings that challenge hopes for a simple add-on treatment. Read More.
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5 Viral TikTok "Health Hacks" That Could Actually Land You in the ER
TikTok is great for dance trends and recipe hacks — but lately it's become a dangerous source of medical advice, with viral "wellness" trends racking up ER visits instead of results. Health experts warn that the platform's biggest health trends aren't just ineffective; some are genuinely capable of putting you in the hospital. Read More.
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An Avocado a Day May Help Keep Heart Disease at Bay, Study Finds
A recent study has found that eating an avocado a day may help lower the risk of heart disease in people with obesity. Read More.
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