One pill may be better than three. A heart medication known as a “polypill” reduced the chance of a secondary adverse cardiovascular event in individuals who previously had a heart attack, according … Read More
Though cases remain few, monkeypox has already hit children from New York City to Seattle and many communities in between. Currently in the US there are just under 17,000 cases … Read More
While herbal supplements are extremely popular today, they may not be right for everyone. And there are caveats attached to them from doctors and nutritionists. Attractively packaged and promising a world of … Read More
Turns out you can outrun your bad genes. Exercise can triumph over genetics even if you’re not predisposed to longevity, wearing out the age-old excuse that bad genes are to … Read More
Scientists have created the miracle of life — no male or female necessary. Using only a mixture of stem cells, University of Cambridge researchers were able to generate a live, … Read More
The miracle of birth saved one mom’s life. Jennifer French, 38, found out she had severe liver failure shortly after giving birth to her twins, Rupert and Molly, in 2020, … Read More
Science is finally getting ahead of baldness. There’s an old remedy for hair loss that’s come back in style — and its effects have been lush for many men and … Read More
Dina Asher-Smith has called for more funding for studies on how a woman’s period can affect athletic performance after the British sprinter pulled up with cramp during her 100 meters … Read More
College students already juggle school, work, friends, hormones — and in comes a new challenge: navigating mental healthcare. Researchers at Boston University recently revealed some staggering findings — that depression … Read More
A wise professor of mine once advised, “Working out is the only thing you never regret.” Broken toes, ring worm and hernias not withstanding, the dude has a point. The … Read More
