Tag: wellness
Heads up, RDU travelers: Measles exposure reported on Dec. 10.
Travel can be exhilarating, connecting us to new places and experiences. But sometimes, it also connects us to less welcome news. Recently, travelers passing...
Scientists get a clearer picture of Alzheimer’s early signs.
Alzheimer's disease casts a long shadow, affecting millions worldwide and presenting profound challenges for individuals and their families. For decades, diagnosis often occurred once...
If you’re over 65 and independently managing these 10 tasks, you’re truly exceptional.
Aging is an extraordinary journey, often painted with broad strokes that don't always capture the vibrant, dynamic reality of many individuals over 65. We...
The CDC just approved a major change to a child vaccine, while turning down a controversial one.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently made two significant announcements regarding childhood vaccines, showcasing their dual role: embracing critical advancements while...
Therapists say Orthorexia, a new eating disorder, is becoming more common.
In a world constantly chasing wellness, where every social feed touts the latest superfood and "clean eating" has become a lifestyle mantra, a concerning...
Tanning beds fundamentally change almost all your skin and make melanoma three times more likely.
The allure of a golden glow, the promise of sun-kissed skin without the "hassle" of natural sunlight – tanning beds have long marketed a...
AIIMS study finds heart disease as the leading cause of sudden death in people under 45: 5 ‘unusual’ warning signs you should pay attention...
The news hits different when it involves someone young, someone who seemed perfectly healthy just yesterday. We often associate heart disease and sudden death...
RFK Jr.’s vaccine adviser has strong words for his critics.
RFK Jr.'s presidential campaign has undeniably sparked conversations across a spectrum of issues, but few topics draw as much fervent discussion as public health...
I write about ultraprocessed foods, but even I can’t offer clear advice on avoiding them. Here’s why.
You’d think someone who spends their days researching and writing about ultraprocessed foods (UPFs) would have it all figured out. A pristine pantry, a...
What happened to people after the Covid vaccine? A huge study finally has answers.
Remember those days? The collective holding of breath, the scramble for information, the rapid pace of scientific discovery that brought us the COVID-19 vaccines....
Flu season in the US is heating up, because of a new K variant.
The rhythm of health trends often sees familiar patterns re-emerge, but sometimes with a new note. This flu season in the United States appears...
Here’s what it’s like at England’s busiest A&E as the flu wave hits
The doors slide open and close, a rhythmic sigh amidst the low hum of conversation, the occasional cough, and the distant, urgent beep of...
