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Add This To Your Daily Routine To Combat Inflammation & Prevent Disease

These healthy fats pack an anti-inflammatory punch.

Why Are Alcohol-Related Deaths Skyrocketing Among Women?

Women fare worse drinking less over a shorter period of time.

An Expert Says This One Thing Can Make You Reach Orgasm 'Almost Immediately'

The real reason this product has nearly 1,000 rave reviews.

A Little-Known Factor That Can Increase Your Dementia Risk By 31%

Bonus: The solution couldn’t be simpler!

Fruit flies steal bacterial defense to survive parasitic wasps

In the continual arms race between parasites and their hosts, innovation was thought to be the key to a successful attack or defense that one-ups the competition.

European Society of Endocrinology announces first-ever World Hormone Day in 2025

After three successful years of raising awareness of the importance of good hormone health through European Hormone Day, the European Society of Endocrinology (ESE) and the European Hormone and Metabolism Foundation (ESE Foundation), have announced the first-ever World Hormone Day to take place on 24 April 2025.

Wearable heart sound devices transform cardiovascular disease monitoring

Cardiovascular diseases remain a global health crisis, spurring an urgent demand for innovative diagnostic tools that enable early detection and effective treatment.

Innovative technique converts fibroblasts into functional cardiomyocytes

Cardiovascular disease continues to lead as the primary cause of death across the globe, taking millions of lives every year.

Dual-functional Qx-D scaffolds hold immense promise for treating infected bone defects

In the realm of orthopedic medicine, the challenge of managing infected bone defects (IBDs) has persisted as a significant hurdle.

Innovative scanning technique enables better lung function monitoring

A new method of scanning lungs is able to show the effects of treatment on lung function in real time and enable experts to see the functioning of transplanted lungs.

The “Goldilocks” zone: A key to cellular adaptability and resilience

In a discovery that could redefine how we understand cellular resilience and adaptability, scientists at Scripps Research have unlocked the secret interactions between a primordial inorganic polymer of phosphate known as polyphosphate (polyP), and two basic building blocks of life: DNA and the element magnesium.

The Most Popular Sneakers of 2024, According to Well+Good Readers

Shop Cariuma, Hoka, and more.

Tackle Your To-Do List With These 10 Best Planners for 2025

New year, new planner.

LGBTQ+ people relive old traumas as they age on their own

Bill Hall, 71, has been fighting for his life for 38 years. These days, he’s feeling worn out.

70% of US Counties Have No Endocrinologist, New Study Finds

The analysis by GoodRx highlighted disparities that are exacerbated by a shortage of specialists. Medscape Medical News

Can This 1 Ingredient Help Keep Bloating at Bay?

Hint: There’s plenty of it in your yogurt.

Frailty Risk Increased in Older Adults With Celiac Disease

A Swedish study found that older adults with celiac disease, particularly women, have a greater risk for frailty than individuals without the condition. Medscape Medical News

Home-Based Exercise May Aid Post-Lung Surgery Recovery

A home-based exercise program boosted exercise capacity and quality of life among patients after lung cancer surgery but did not improve self-reported physical function, a new study found. Medscape Medical News

What Are Veneers? Everything to Know About the Procedure, According to Cosmetic Dentists

Two celebrity dentists are dishing everything you need to know.

Americans’ Top Causes of Anxiety Revealed

The economy, gun violence, hate crimes, international conflicts, the holidays, and postelection worry weigh heavily on the minds of Americans. Medscape Medical News

Just Minutes of Daily Vigorous Exercise Improve Heart Health

The latest study in a series of research looking at exercise and cardiovascular health is upending the common view that short bursts of activity aren’t enough to make a difference. Medscape Medical News

Potassium Nitrate Fails to Boost Exercise Capacity in HFpEF

The administration of potassium nitrate did not improve aerobic exercise capacity, total work, or quality of life among patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction. Medscape Medical News

Parents of Children With AD Suffer Related Sleep Loss

A study revealed that parents of children with atopic dermatitis experience less than optimal sleep and are more reliant on sleep aids. Medscape Medical News

Plant-Based Food Prioritized Over Meat in Dietary Guidelines

The federal government is seeking comments on the document used to inform the coming update to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Medscape Medical News

Labor Pain Management Content on TikTok Misses Quality Mark

TikTok videos on neuraxial labor analgesia contained inaccurate information in 10% of cases, warned researchers in a new cross-sectional study. Medscape Medical News

Common Gut Infection Tied to Alzheimer’s Disease

Early research links the human cytomegalovirus, a type of herpes virus found in the gut, to the development of Alzheimer’s disease. Medscape Medical News

New insights into the developmental trajectory of social behaviors in fragile X syndrome

In a comprehensive Genomic Press Interview, researchers from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio and Hirosaki University have uncovered critical new insights into the developmental trajectory of social behaviors in fragile X syndrome, the leading genetic cause of autism spectrum disorder.

Obesity Drug Zepbound Approved for Obstructive Sleep Apnea

The US Food and Drug Administration approved a new indication for Eli Lilly’s formulation of tirzepatide to treat moderate to severe OSA in people with obesity. Medscape Medical News

Eau de Toilette vs. Eau de Parfum: Which Fragrance Form Is For You?

Ah, little is more exciting than finding your signature scent.

This Meditation Will Reacquaint You With Your Subtle, Energetic Body

Follow along with yoga teacher Kristin Leal as she guides the way inward.

Watch Out For These 6 Narcissistic Behaviors During The Holidays

Plus how to handle it.

Luxembourg signs historic partnership agreement with WHO to support global health

20 December 2024 was a crucial moment for Luxembourg in supporting WHO and strengthening global public health, to make progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals in 2025–2028.

The Underrated Food A Functional MD Says Makes You Instantly Hydrated

Thirst-quenching like no other.

Why Sex and Gender Are Important Biomarkers in PsA

Differences in how men and women manifest and experience psoriatic arthritis suggest it’s time to think of patient sex as a biomarker, one researcher said. Medscape Medical News

How To Make Your Candles Last Longer & Prevent “Tunneling”

Burn baby burn.

To Mind Brain Health As You Age, Study Suggests Aerobic Exercise

We all want to look out for our brain health.

What Are The 4 Parenting Styles? Find Out Which One You Are

Plus, how your style affects your kids.

11 Tricks To Make Your Eyes Look Bigger & Brighter, With & Without Makeup

No more sleepy, dull eyes.

Slow-Paced Martial Arts Engage Older Adults

Adults 65 years or older who trained in Tai Ji Quan (also known as Tai Chi) over 6 months were more active a year later than those who performed stretching exercises alone. Medscape Medical News

6 Comforting Soup Recipes That Can Help Support Your Immune System

For those chilly days when a bowl of soup is all you want.

This All-Too-Common Habit Is Making Your Anxiety Way Worse, Study Says

And messing with your sleep, too.

This Product Lifts Your Cheekbones In Just One Use & It's Currently 40% Off

There’s a reason microcurrent tools are so buzzy right now.

Study Shows This Vitamin May Lower Your Risk Of Alzheimer’s By 17%

And you’re probably not getting enough of it

Breast Cancer Screening Shows Gaps in Women Aged 40-49 Years

Only 59.2% underwent biennial mammography screening, with significantly lower rates observed in minority populations. Medscape Medical News

AstraZeneca Withdraws Application for Lung Cancer Drug in EU

AstraZeneca has voluntarily withdrawn its marketing authorisation application with the EU’s medicines regulator for its experimental precision drug for the treatment of a… Reuters Health Information

Q&A With NIH Dermatology Consultation Service Director

Cowen’s current research focuses on developing new treatments for skin fibrosis in patients with chronic GVHD and creating better assessment tools to measure disease activity. Medscape Medical News

Psoriasis Affects an Estimated 3% of US Adults

Psoriasis is more common among older adults, those with obesity, and non-Hispanic white individuals, a study reported. Medscape Medical News

Combining Retinal Scanning and Liver Screening in T2D

A novel screening approach combining liver examination with retina scanning showed high acceptance among patients with type 2 diabetes, even though false-positive results were common. Medscape Medical News

AI Catches Missing MRI Lesions

Open-source algorithm achieves a positive predictive value of nearly 70% for focal cortical dysplasia. Medscape Medical News

Merck to Discontinue Drug for Bacterial Infection

Merck will discontinue its drug for a bacterial infection that can lead to fatal diarrhea, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s website showed on Monday. Reuters Health Information

Your Daily Horoscope for December 24, 2024

Find something to look forward to.

4 Tips for Crafting the Best Non-Alcoholic Cocktails

In case you haven’t heard, it’s almost 2025, and your non-alcoholic, or NA, drinks *don’t* have to be boring.

Zooey Deschanel’s “Slow” Holiday Mornings Involves Making Waffles and Lots of Movies

Plus how she fits in workout time on busier days.

Lotus Sex Position: Tips, Tricks, and Variations for Utmost Intimacy

It’s a tried-and-true Tantric position—at least 2,000 years old—that is sure to connect you with your partner.

The 7 Best Socks for Sweaty Feet That Will Actually Keep You Fresh All Day

Don’t sweat it.

Why Do My Legs Hurt So Much When I’m on My Period?

Unfortunately, it’s not always stomach pain.

Do Those ‘Digestif’ Drinks on the Dessert Menu Actually Help With Digestion?

Cheers to your good (gut) health!

10 New Year’s Eve Nail Ideas That Will Shine Well Into 2025

Appointment reminder: It’s time to book your manicure for New Year’s Eve. As we count down to the most sparkling night of the year, your outfit is probably picked, but have you given any thought to your nails? Of course, you want them to match the vibe when you’re raising your beverage of choice at […]

Hip Adduction Exercises Are the Secret to Lower-Body Strength and Mobility. Here Are 5 Moves to Try

Your inner thighs are so much more than a vanity muscle.

The 5 Best Exercises for the Backs of Your Thighs

Keep your hamstrings strong, balanced, and ready for anything.

Your Daily Horoscope for December 23, 2024

Right now, pretty heals.

The Best Sex Toys You Can Find at Walmart

Finding pleasure has never been so easy (or affordable).

So, You Want to Smell a Toasted Marshmallow This Winter? Here’s How

Warm and toasty, just how we like our (winter) fragrance.

Group Fitness Boomed in 2024: Here’s Why Everyone Is Getting Social and Sweaty

We chatted with experts to get their takes.

A 10-Minute Yoga Flow to Destress While Traveling for the Holidays

You can do it anywhere—hotel rooms, airport lounges, or even your childhood bedroom.

‘I Tried Social Media’s Viral Color Walk Trend and Felt Like a Little Kid Again’

This mindfulness trend is one experts can actually get behind.

Your Weekly Horoscope for December 22 to 28, 2024

You’re feeling hopeful and excited to celebrate.

Is the Viral Solawave Wand Worth the Spend? Here’s What You Should Know

We tried the Solawave wand and asked dermatologists for their unfiltered opinions and insights.

The Best Gifts for Capricorns, the Zodiac’s Classic High Achiever

A+ gifts.

How Ashley Tisdale’s Unexpected Health Diagnosis Revamped Her Wellness Journey

Ashley Tisdale sheds light on the common condition.

This Popular Protein Powder Was Just Recalled Because of Peanut Residue

Orgain, a nutritional supplement company, is recalling some of its chocolate protein powder due to the potential presence of “undeclared peanut residue,” according to a report released by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The recall is of a single batch of the brand’s 30g Protein Organic Plant Based Powder—Chocolate, 2.01lb, per the FDA report. It was […]