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Why, given decades of innovation, hasn’t technology made more of a difference in how we access and receive healthcare? This is the pressing question behind a important new book, "Health Tech: Rebooting Society's Software, Hardware and Mindset". Read more in this review by Natan Linder Read More.

The New Rotational Training Cycle YOU (HOPEFULLY) LIMBER up before a workout—but likely not the way Paul Skenes does. The Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher’s warm-up is so unusual it went viral on TikTok last year . The routine is rooted in science, but it looks like a fitness dance from another planet. Read More.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announces HHS campaign for wearables as affordable alternatives to medications, highlighting how they help monitor health metrics. Read More.

The findings come amid health concerns over drops in the average age of female puberty. Read More.

You may have seen videos on social media where people detail the signs that made them realize they’re autistic. Viewers are finding them enlightening and comforting as many people — mainly women — are undiagnosed as they reach adulthood. Read More.

New research flips the script on male aging: it’s not just age or testosterone driving sexual decline, but subtle rises in blood sugar. Read More.

Drs. Kathryn Munoz & Keith Ablow report new study linking gabapentin to 85% higher dementia risk. Learn about chronic pain medication dangers. Read More.

Learn how toxic chemicals like BPA in thermal receipt paper may affect your health. Explore safer BPA-free alternatives and easy ways to reduce your exposure. Read More.

The trend comes after health influencers were all about adding protein to their diets Read More.

Use these five principles to move through the world with strength and confidence Read More.

Women’s health topics are more than three times more likely to be blocked on social media than men’s, according to a 'censorship' study. Read More.

Scientists compared a caffeinated, protein-based pre-workout supplement with a carb-only one – and the results surprised them Read More.

Learn how integrating wearable technology with telehealth improves outcomes for chronic diseases like diabetes and heart failure, and what it takes to succeed. Read More.

Water is one of the best places to work out during the dog days of summer. Not only is it guaranteed to be cool, even when the weather isn’t, it’s a great substitute for the gym. Read More.

The Military health system is already deploying virtual healthcare capabilities that allow specialists to provide remote consultation to battlefield medics. Read More.