Eye CareNew Solar Eclipse Study: Light Can Be ‘Toxic’ for the Retina, Say Expert Doctors A new case study from ophthalmology researchers reveals what can happen if you look at a solar eclipse—plus, NASA’s guidance on how to observe an eclipse safely.
DepressionI Took the New Postpartum Depression Pill—Here’s What Happened A new mom shares how the recently approved two-week postpartum depression drug was a game-changer to combat a notably common condition during a tender phase of life.
WalkingBest Way To Keep Weight Off? Walk This Many Steps, Says New Study The common goal of 10,000 steps per day isn’t based on science—but new research from Vanderbilt University found a goal that is.
CancerIf Katie Couric and This Body Part Are Still Synonymous? “I’m OK with It,” She Says The long-beloved figure discusses her ongoing commitment to raise awareness for routine screenings during Colon Cancer Awareness Month.
Colorectal CancerNew Data: 80% of Americans Don’t Know This Colon Cancer Risk With rates of colon cancer rising among young people, expert doctors say confusion around risk factors calls for essential education.
FoodMore Than 2,000 Cases of a Popular Cooking Oil Have Been Recalled It’s little-known trivia that Kraft owns this social media-friendly brand. The reason for the late-day recall comes down to consumer safety.
Cancer‘Here’s How I Knew I Had Bladder Cancer’: One Patient’s Story After Learning the Most Common Symptom There ‘s one bladder cancer symptom that commonly triggers a visit to the doctor. One survivor shares the sign that helped him catch it at an early stage: “This is a fight you can win.”
Heart DiseaseInsurance Will Now Cover Popular Weight Loss Drugs for Some Patients The update is calling major insurance providers to review their positions on the matter—while authorities emphasize this government approval is not solely for weight loss purposes.
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.
PsoriasisTed Danson Opens Up About the Health Struggle He’s Dealt With for Years: ‘Fear Is a Horrible Place To Live’ The beloved actor wants sufferers not to feel shame and shares the personal habits that help keep him young.
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.
AllergiesHow Long Do Allergies Last? Here’s What an Expert Doctor Says An allergy doctor speaks to how long seasonal allergies last based on where you live and which allergens you’re exposed to there. (If your sneezes are outlasting the seasons, she says you’re not imagining.)
Cancer15 Things Cancer Doctors Do to Avoid Cancer These experts definitely practice what they preach. Here’s how you can make these simple changes to prevent cancer too.
FoodChick-fil-A Just Announced They’re Permitting Antibiotic Use in Their Poultry—Here’s Why The mouthwatering fast food chain with notoriously long lines had to make a tough call in the face of a growing environmental issue.
Colorectal CancerColorectal Cancer Is the 2nd Most Common Cause of US Cancer Deaths: Here Are Colon Cancer Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention Here’s what to know about colon cancer symptoms and treatment.
NutritionWhat Are the Best Foods to Fight Cancer? Here’s What’s in a Cancer Dietitian’s Fridge An oncology dietitian gave us a glimpse inside her kitchen to reveal the 17 foods that are consistently on her grocery list.