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As wedding season approaches, people everywhere are preparing to look their best—whether they’re walking down the aisle, standing beside the couple, or simply attending as guests. One detail that often…

A rare but serious elbow condition called osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) is drawing new attention from sports medicine specialists at the Cleveland Clinic. The condition, which affects young athletes like baseball…

A new study from the University of Adelaide has uncovered a genetic tool that could help predict how well patients with bipolar disorder (BD) respond to lithium treatment. The research…

A new study has uncovered troubling trends in how antipsychotic drugs are prescribed and monitored for children and young people in England. Published in BMJ Mental Health, the research found…

As modern fitness routines track everything from calories and hydration to sleep and reps, one crucial system is often overlooked: gut health. Experts in Ayurvedic medicine argue that this is…

Wimbledon’s newest champion and World No. 1 tennis star, Jannik Sinner, follows a carefully designed training routine to stay at the top of his game. While tennis players travel the…

If you’re working hard to shed extra weight but not seeing progress, the answer might lie in your food choices. Fitness coach Sam Everingham recently shared on Instagram a helpful…

David Palumbo, a fire captain in Providence, Rhode Island, witnessed one of the most frightening choking incidents of his career in 2019. An 88-year-old man dining at an Italian restaurant…

More than 14 million children remain unvaccinated worldwide, with conflict zones and healthcare mistrust blocking progress, according to new WHO and UNICEF data. A new joint report by the World…

New research finds that popular weight loss medications like Ozempic may help men with obesity or Type 2 diabetes recover healthy testosterone levels. Weight loss drugs used to treat obesity…

A new injectable drug may change how Parkinson’s disease is treated, offering a weekly alternative to the multiple daily pills currently required. Researchers at the University of South Australia (UniSA)…

COVID-19 is making a comeback in parts of the United States, with 25 states now reporting an increase in cases, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).…

A large new study from Denmark has found no evidence that aluminum salts in childhood vaccines cause asthma, autism, or other chronic illnesses. This research, covering the health records of…

The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced new global guidelines recommending injectable lenacapavir (LEN) as a preventive treatment against HIV. Taken just twice a year, LEN is now officially endorsed…

A research team from Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg (JMU) in Germany, collaborating with the Wellcome Sanger Institute in Cambridge, UK, has made a major breakthrough in understanding Wilms’ tumors—malignant kidney tumors that…

Researchers from Northwestern University, in collaboration with experts from several other esteemed institutions, have unveiled a compelling new insight: the brain’s energy consumption is closely tied to the risk of…

Long dismissed as stereotypes or punchlines, so-called “mummy’s boys” and “daddy’s girls” are gaining newfound recognition as examples of healthy child development, according to a groundbreaking study by the Marriage…

A pioneering neuroscience study published in Nature Communications on the 22nd has uncovered that pregnancy triggers distinct structural and functional changes in mothers’ brains, with potential ties to key maternal…

Bird-watching, a popular nature-based pastime, may offer unique mental health benefits for college students, according to a new U.S. study. It found that engaging with nature improves psychological well-being, and…

Scientists at Stanford University have made a striking discovery: the human body doesn’t have a single age—each organ has its own “biological age.” This metric may better predict health and…