AnxietyLove True Crime? New Data Says It Could Be Doing This To Your Brain You relish the thrill, chill, and disbelief that it’s real—but research suggests our collective craze for crime content is feeding another frenzy.
Vitamins and SupplementsHow Much Magnesium You Should Take in a Day, with an Expert Doctor’s Detailed Wisdom Magnesium is “the relaxation mineral,” but—no surprise—many Americans aren’t getting enough. Experts reveal the daily magnesium requirement, the best magnesium supplements, and natural ways to increase magnesium intake.
High Blood PressureManaging Blood Pressure? Eating These 2 Fruits Might Lower Mortality Risk, New Study Says These two fruity favorites are known for specific benefits. Now doctors point to a win for the heart, and possibly also the lifespan.
FoodMore Than 85,000 Pounds of Meat Recalled in 8 States This charcuterie staple may call for a second look, according to the company that distributed it in the U.S.
Alzheimer's DiseaseMaria Shriver: “Everywhere I’m Going, People Want To Talk About Women’s Health” The longtime advocate, veteran journalist and author celebrates May as Women’s Health Month with groundbreaking collaborations with the Cleveland Clinic and the White House.
Digestive Health‘Here’s How I Knew I Had Celiac Disease’: One Patient’s Story Data suggest up to 80% of people with celiac disease don’t know it. One woman describes when excessive bloat had finally pushed the bounds.
Healthy AgingActress Jane Seymour on the Effects of “Unseenism” and the #1 Way To Fight It: “Health Is Everything” At 73, Seymour pulls back the curtain on turning what was once Hollywood’s most frowned-upon process—aging—into her greatest strength.
Depression‘Weekend Catch-Up Sleep’ Can Lower the Risk of a Disorder That Affects 30% of Americans, Says New Study You have our permission to read this, then go back to bed: New science says a good sleep-in session can brighten your outlook all week long.
HomeIf You Own This Mattress, Safety Experts Advise You To Contact the Manufacturer The brand is sold through Costco, Sam’s Club, Amazon and other retailers. Fortunately, there seems to be a simple fix to the reported hazard.
StrokeWant to Lower Stroke Risk? Make This One Change to Your Bedroom If you don’t usually block every inch of light out to sleep, you might start after reading what doctors in China have found…
Hydration“Why Does My Pee Smell Like Popcorn?” An Expert Doctor Lists 5 Causes A doctor reveals how, just like the color of urine, urine that smells like popcorn can hint at a serious condition or simply a shift in your hydration or diet habits.
FoodTrader Joe’s Just Recalled a Multipurpose Product in 29 States The FDA calls this an “outbreak,” with the potential for other products to become involved. Here’s what Trader Joe’s customers should know.
Heart DiseaseAlmost 14,000 Assistive Heart Devices Have Been Recalled Nationwide The FDA calls it “the most serious type of recall,” alerting healthcare providers and patients about these products distributed since 2008.
ExerciseIn 1967, She Broke Rules To Run the Boston Marathon—Today, She Says: ‘Women Have Hidden Potential’ Kathrine Switzer was the first woman to register for the coveted race. Almost 60 years later, she remains a force empowering women to move.
Heart DiseaseFasting for Just 3 Days Per Week Can Lead to a Lower Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Researchers found following this particular fasting schedule could yield major results for your heart health—and be easy to maintain.
Urinary Tract InfectionsParticles in Urine: Ever Notice Them? A Doctor Shares 10 Reasons To Be Aware Of Those tiny floaties in your urine can reveal insights about your diet or other issues. A doctor explains the common causes, and when seeing solids in your pee surfaces an issue.