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A new global analysis uncovers a surprising trend in young people that challenges long-held assumptions and raises urgent questions. Read More.

A new experiment on the brain has scientists rethinking what’s possible when it comes to reshaping how we think and feel. Read More.

A simple test revealed something that might have changed one doctor’s future forever — and what he discovered could change yours too. Read More.

A silent condition might be creeping up unnoticed — experts explain the earliest red flags you shouldn’t ignore. Read More.

While cannabis has become a mainstay in recreational dispensaries and medical clinics, scientists are still learning about its long-term psychological impacts. The drug’s increasing popularity—both recreationally and to treat conditions like chronic pain and anxiety—is making some researchers and consumers concerned over one of its most severe side effects: psychosis. Read More.

One everyday activity is practically pitch perfect when it comes to delaying dementia. US cases are predicted to double by 2060, with about half of Americans expected to experience cognitive declin… Read More.

A fitness trend has people donning extra pounds — in the form of a weighted vest — in order to intensify their workout. But is it safe? Read More.

About one in 15 people reported the "phantom smells" that didn't go away. Read More.

A senior lecturer at the University of Bristol writes that he won’t be allowing his children to partake in sweet treats this Halloween — here’s why. Read More.

About 9 in 10 U.S. adults have not heard of cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome, a newly defined health condition affecting nearly 90% of adults that... Read More.

NYU Langone audiologist Dr. William Shapiro describes five early signs of hearing loss. Learn why routine testing matters and how today’s hearing aids can help. Read More.

How fast we lose teeth in old age has been linked to a person's risk of dying in a comprehensive new study, emphasizing the importance of good oral health, and suggesting tooth loss could be a key indicator of other serious health problems. Read More.

Researchers measured acetylcholine production in participants' brains at the beginning and end of the 10-week trial. Read More.

Bacteria from our toilets, the cold sore virus and thrush-causing yeast can thrive on our toothbrushes. But there are ways to keep your toothbrush a little cleaner. Read More.

A new study has linked two types of depression, atypical and melancholic, to an increased risk of certain cardiometabolic conditions such as type 2 diabetes. Read More.